KABALE – The Kabale District Education Officer Moses Tumwijukye Bwengye has warned schools against malpractice exercise and Proprietors or heads from stopping pupils not to Primary Leaving Examination.
Bwengye said this thing morning while flagging off the distribution of PLE Exams at Kabale Central Police station in Kabale Municipality. At Kabale Main, the distribution commenced at 7:30 AM, while in the Municipality, it began at 8:30 AM. Bwengye said that this meticulous scheduling is intended to ensure the timely arrival of exams at the designated examination centers.
He said that there is no pupil who should be denied to sit Exam and he expects Scouts and Invigilators to follow UNEB guidelines.
According to Bwengye, 3423 Primary Seven candidates are expected to sit for PLE exams in 89 sitting centers. Moses says that they have deployed Scouts, Chief Invigilators and Invigilators to supervise the examinations so that the entire process is successful.
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Elly Maate, the Kigezi region Police spokesperson, assured the public of security measures in place throughout the examination processes.
The candidates have begun writing their examinations today with Mathematics and social studies with Religious Education. On Thursday, they will write Integrated Science in the morning and end with English in the afternoon.
