Nyamurindira Primary School Flags Off P7 Students with Spirited Dedication Mass

NTUNGAMO, UGANDA – Nyamurindira Primary School Flags Off P7 Students with Spirited Dedication Mass

Kabiriizi Village, Kyabukuju Ward, Rubaare Town Council – Nyamurindira Primary School recently held a heartfelt dedication mass for 78 P7 students gearing up to tackle their Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) in November. The ceremony drew a packed congregation of stakeholders, including Inspector of Schools Tuzariegwe Robert, Parish Priest Rev. Fr. Peter Arineitwe, and Mayor of Rubaare Town Council Benson Kansiime.

Inspector Tuzariegwe Robert offered words of encouragement, urging the students to “keep their eyes on the prize” and “not let fear hold them back.” He commended the school’s stakeholders, led by Rev. Fr. Peter, for their unwavering support and love for Nyamurindira Primary School.

Headteacher Mr. Tweheyo Robert expressed gratitude to Rev. Fr. Peter for the special mass, describing it as a “moral booster” for the students. He also thanked Kyabukuju Sacco for their generous donation of 5 bags of cement, which will aid in completing a three-classroom block.

Rev. Fr. Peter Arineitwe reminded the students that “with God on their side, they can conquer all.” He urged parents to provide a conducive environment for their children during this critical period, advising them to “keep their fingers crossed” as their children sit for their exams.

Mayor Benson Kansiime assured the community that the government is working tirelessly to improve the lives of Nyamurindira residents. He announced that students who score first grade in their PLE exams will receive incentives from the government.

The chairperson LC 1 Kabiriizi, Kamatungo Lidia, emphasized that “education is the key to success.” She encouraged the students to “burn the midnight oil” and strive to pass their exams with flying colors.

As the students prepare to take the stage, the school’s stakeholders are optimistic about their performance. With collective support and prayers, these young minds are poised to shine in the upcoming exams.

Story By: Kamwebaze Happiness Muteganda.