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Authorities of Western Division, Rukungiri Municipality, have today rewarded the best performers of the 2024 Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) at Kahororo Primary School. The outstanding pupils received mattresses as a token of appreciation and were urged to be God-fearing and exemplary ambassadors.
Presiding over the ceremony at the school premises, Western Division Chairperson Madam Silvia Katimbura revealed that the division council had resolved to recognize top PLE performers annually. This initiative aims to motivate and inspire learners to value education and strive for excellence.
She encouraged the beneficiaries to remain focused, put in more effort, and maintain discipline to excel in secondary school. Additionally, she urged other pupils to concentrate on their studies and uphold good behavior to secure a bright future.
Madam Katimbura also commended the school administration and teachers for their dedication in ensuring good performance, as well as parents for their unwavering support.
Kahororo Primary School Headteacher, Mr. Musinguzi Naftari, expressed gratitude to Western Division authorities for their continued support, including providing examination materials and now recognizing top performers.
He also appreciated parents, teachers, and school committees for their commitment and encouraged parents to continue providing their children with scholastic materials, emphasizing that such support is key to their future success.
All four pupils who attained first grade were rewarded and encouraged to serve as role models for others.
Musimenta Boaz, the PTA Chairperson, and Tugineeyo Wilberforce, the School Management Committee Chairperson, expressed joy over the pupils’ excellent performance. They attributed the success to the combined efforts of parents, teachers, and pupils themselves.
They also commended the Western Division Council for its support, including providing test materials and lobbying for additional school resources from the government.
Some of the top-performing pupils, including Owomuhisha Vanisha and Atwine Elvis, expressed gratitude for the gifts, which included mattresses, blankets, and bed sheets, provided by Western Division, the school, and the church.
They vowed to remain focused on their studies for a better future.
