The Kabale Municipality Inspector of Schools, Ms. Agnes Asiimwe, has warned students against bullying, noting that such behavior can undermine learning and even lead to school closures.
Ms. Asiimwe issued the caution on Sunday while officiating at Nyabikoni Secondary School, during an event that celebrated the outstanding UCE and UACE top performers of the 2025 academic year, as well as the oath-taking ceremony for incoming S.1 and S.5 students.
She observed that newly admitted students reported studying in a conducive environment free from disruptions caused by peers. Ms. Asiimwe praised the school administration for promoting discipline, noting that it has been a key factor in helping students achieve academic success.
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Speaking during the ceremony, Msgr. John Vianney Sunday, Vicar General of the Kabale Diocese, highlighted the importance of integrity and fairness, urging students to uphold these values throughout their academic journey.
Meanwhile, Rev. Fr. Christopher Busingye, Executive Director of Nyabikoni Secondary School, reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to academic excellence, discipline, and community development.
Among the students honored were Tony Ssekajja, who scored 19 points at UACE, and top UCE performers including Mevius Akatambira, Judith Niwandinda, Victory Orishaba, Christian Ainembabazi, Ekyatuheire Mary Odeith, Prudence Tushabomwe, Patricia Arinaitwe, Vanessa Ainembabazi, and Kukudakwe Bernadette.
