MUGABE R
Heads of secondary schools in Rukungiri District have commended the Ministry of Education and Sports and the Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) for ensuring a safe, smooth, and well-coordinated start to the 2025 national examinations.
The examinations officially began today, Monday 13th October 2025, with candidates sitting for Geography Paper One in the morning and Biology Paper One in the afternoon.
Mr. Sabiiti Erick, the Ruhinda Sub County station supervisor and Head Teacher of Rwabukoba Secondary School, expressed gratitude for the 100% student attendance and the presence of tight security, which he said has helped prevent examination malpractice.
At St. Mark’s Nyakibale, Headmistress Fortunate Akanyihayo Rukundo reported that the exams were delivered on time and that her school strictly followed UNEB guidelines to ensure a smooth examination process.
Rev. Ivan Mwongyera, the Head Teacher of Kashenyi Secondary School, also commended the timely delivery of examination materials and the strong security measures put in place to guarantee integrity and quality results.
Mr. Cleophas Agaba, the Head Teacher of St. Gerald’s Secondary School, acknowledged full student attendance and praised the good cooperation between invigilators and candidates, expressing confidence in positive outcomes.
At St. Paul’s Vocational Secondary School Katojo, Head Teacher Patrick Tuheisemujuni confirmed 100% student attendance and expressed optimism about excellent results, citing thorough preparation by candidates.
Rukungiri Station Supervisor and Kyamakanda Secondary School Head Teacher, Mr. David Turyamusiima Kapiira, attributed the calm and organized environment to UNEB’s effective briefing held in September, which he said helped eliminate malpractice and ensured compliance with all examination regulations.
Students from various schools, including Shina Ahebwe and Joseph Nuwamanya of Kashenyi Secondary School and Samson Murangira of Rwabukoba Secondary School, described the examination atmosphere as calm, conducive, and free from disturbances—conditions they believe will help them perform well.
Chief Invigilator at Kashenyi Secondary School, Mr. Pankarasio Kwijuka, noted a good start to the exams, appreciating the high level of cooperation from both teachers and candidates.
The heads of schools collectively applauded UNEB and the Ministry of Education for their commitment to maintaining the integrity of national examinations, ensuring fairness, and fostering an environment conducive to academic excellence across Rukungiri District.
