RUKIGA: It was a joyous occasion at St. Clelia Nursery Primary School-Kitanga in Rukiga District as parents, teachers, and pupils gathered on the school grounds to celebrate the remarkable performance in the 2023 Primary Leaving Examination (PLE).
Rev. Fr. Marius Byamukama, the Kitanga Parish Priest and School Director, attributed the school’s success to the unwavering dedication of both teachers and parents. He stressed the importance of acknowledging achievements and milestones in life, underscoring that all success ultimately stems from divine grace.
Rev. Fr. Byamukama urged the Rukiga District education department not only to distribute exam results but also to provide support and recognition to high-performing schools. He advocated for empowering academically successful institutions.
Mr. Turyasingura Federis, the Head Teacher of St. Clelia Nursery Primary School-Kitanga, expressed heartfelt appreciation for the outstanding academic performance. He credited it to divine intervention, committed teachers, disciplined and morally upright students, and a conducive learning environment.
Counsel Kiconco Katabaazi Patrick, the esteemed guest of honor, lauded St. Clelia Nursery Primary School-Kitanga for elevating Rukiga District’s reputation through its stellar performance. He encouraged other schools to emulate St. Clelia’s example and strive for excellence.
Counsel Patrick underscored the pivotal role of education in imparting knowledge, enhancing individual worth, and fostering communal understanding. He commended the teachers for their exceptional efforts in nurturing the young learners into responsible future leaders of Uganda.
In a show of solidarity, Counsel Kiconco generously donated a cow to provide milk for the schoolchildren, further enhancing their well-being and nutritional intake.
St. Clelia Nursery Primary School-Kitanga’s remarkable achievement secured its place as the 26th top-performing school nationwide, cementing its status as a beacon of educational excellence.
