Summary:
- Honorable Kamusiime noted that educating a child benefits the entire nation, not just the child’s family, and urged everyone to prioritize unity over politics to foster community development.
RUKIGA: The Rukiga District Woman Member of Parliament, Hon. Caroline Kamusiime Muhwezi, on Saturday called on parents, teachers, and government officials to unite in efforts to improve education standards in the district.
Represented by her husband, Andrew Muhwezi, as the chief guest at a dedication ceremony for Primary Seven candidates of Muhanga Golden Nursery and Primary School, Hon. Kamusiime emphasized the importance of collective effort in achieving better academic outcomes. The event, held at the school headquarters in Muhanga Town Council, Rukiga District, also marked the celebration of Muhanga Golden Day, ahead of next week’s Primary Leaving Examinations, which begin on Monday.
Honorable Kamusiime noted that educating a child benefits the entire nation, not just the child’s family, and urged everyone to prioritize unity over politics to foster community development.
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The Rukiga District Resident Commissioner (RDC), Zadock Kamusiime, thanked the Ugandan government for promoting privatization, which he said has raised the quality of education, as private schools often outperform those under the Universal Primary Education (UPE) program.
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Oscar Akampurira, Director of Muhanga Golden Nursery and Primary School and Chairperson of the Rukiga Private Schools Association, advised the candidates to remain committed and focused during the examination period. He pledged to work toward better results in the upcoming Primary Leaving Examinations.
