The spiritual objectives
(a) Teach the student his duties towards God, his neighbour and himself.
(b) Help the student, through prayer, study and reception of the Sacraments to form his character in accord with Christian principles.
(c) Train the student to worship God more effectively by an active participation in the liturgical life of the Church.
(d) Help the student form a strong will for doing good.
(e) Foster the student’s desire for the priesthood.
(f) Develop qualities of leadership and responsibility, so necessary in the student’s future life.

The intellectual objectives:
(a) Prepare the student for advanced study.
(b) Help the student develop his ability to think correctly and to arrive at truth and to develop methods and habits of study.
(c) Teaching the student to analyze, evaluate, and communicate his ideas.
(d) Instill an appreciation for science and art in their various forms.
(e) Give the student an awareness and understanding of the physical world in which he lives.

The social objectives:
(a) Give the student an insight into the society and community of which he is a member.
(b) Teach the student about the heritage that has come down to him, that he may better understanding and profit from our present culture.
(c) Give the student an understanding and love for his country and its government, his rights and duties as a citizen of Uganda.
(d) Teach the student those social amenities expected
of a cultured person.

The physical objectives:
(a) Develop a healthy, and properly coordinated body.
(b) Teach the student proper habits of hygiene.
(c) Give the student a sense of the dignity of the human body and the sacredness of work.