Summary:
- Bishop Ahimbisibwe urged the students to put on the “helmet of faith and discipline” to excel in their final exams, reminding them that the same God who helped them avoid dropping out will guide them to success.
NTUNGAMO: The Bishop of South Ankole Diocese, Rt. Rev. Nathan Ahimbisibwe, has encouraged students awaiting the forthcoming Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) exams to believe in their success, despite being pioneers of the new curriculum.
Bishop Ahimbisibwe shared this message on Monday while presiding over a dedication service for Senior Four and Senior Six candidates at Ihunga Mugyera Basin Secondary School (IMBASS) in Ngoma Parish, Rugarama Sub-county, Ntungamo District.
He urged the students to put on the “helmet of faith and discipline” to excel in their final exams, reminding them that the same God who helped them avoid dropping out will guide them to success.
Ivan Karabayi, Director of IMBASS, expressed gratitude to the Bishop for his unwavering dedication to the students’ success. He also conveyed confidence in the expected results for the upcoming exams, citing faith and guidance from UNEB examiners.
Dan Muhwezi, the school’s headteacher, assured that preparations were in place for a smooth examination process. He emphasized the importance of students maintaining a positive attitude and following instructions.
IMBASS has registered 57 UACE candidates and 135 UCE candidates, with examinations scheduled to begin on Friday, October 11, 2024, starting with a briefing.
