Schools in Kabale District have registered outstanding performance in the 2025 Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) examinations released by the Uganda National Examinations Board at State House Nakasero in Kampala on Friday.
The results were officially released by the Minister of Education and Sports, Janet Kataaha Museveni. A survey conducted by this news outlet found several schools in Kabale celebrating impressive results in the national examinations.
At St. Mary’s College Rushoroza in Southern Division, Kabale Municipality, Deputy Headteacher Barigye Godfrey said three students scored the maximum 20 points out of 20. The three candidates offered the BCM (Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics) combination among the 386 students who sat the examinations last year.
Barigye attributed the excellent performance to discipline among students, hard work, effective school administration and the conducive learning environment provided by the institution.
At Kigezi High School in Northern Division, Kabale Municipality, Headteacher Akampurira Abraham said that out of the 160 candidates who sat the examinations, two students, both girls, scored 20 out of 20 points. He added that more than 30 students scored 15 points and above.
Akampurira attributed the strong performance to discipline among students, a cooperative teaching staff, God-fearing learners and the commitment of professional teachers to academic excellence.
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Meanwhile, Bikorwomuhangi Bernard, the Headteacher of Kabale Brainstorm High School, revealed that six students scored the maximum 20 points while five others scored 19 points. He added that many students attained grades that qualify them for admission to universities and other higher institutions of learning.
Bikorwomuhangi said the school was pleased with the results, noting that they reflect its continued tradition of academic excellence in Kabale District and the wider Kigezi sub-region. He attributed the success to responsible teachers, disciplined students and the confidence instilled in learners.
He added that the school is determined to maintain its leading position in academic performance across the district in future examinations.
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Meanwhile, Tumwebarize Joab, the Director of Kabale Trinity College in Southern Division, Kabale Municipality, said five students scored 20 out of 20 points. He noted that the school performed better compared to previous years.
Tumwebarize attributed the improved performance to strong cooperation between the school administration, alumni and parents, who continue to motivate students and ensure timely payment of school fees.
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