Mitooma,Uganda – One student has scored 19 points, Four students scored 18 points, seven students scored 17 points, Five students scored 16 points and 13 students managed to have 15 points in the 2025 Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) examinations, underscoring the institution’s strong academic performance.
Speaking after the release of the results, the school’s head teacher, Barigye John, attributed the achievement to teamwork among staff, support from the school’s directors, and the dedication of students.
“We are grateful to the Almighty God for the good performance. Our students have qualified for university” Barigye said.
According to the head teacher, five of the top performers attained the score in the HDK (History, Divinity, Kishwahili) combination, while four achieved the same in BCM (Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics), PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and LED (Literature, Entrepreneur, Divinity)
Barigye noted that the results reflect the school’s strong academic culture and the commitment of its teaching staff.
“I cannot leave out the hardworking staff who remain committed to their work. Their dedication is the reason behind our success and the strong academic culture at the school,” he said.
One of the top performers, Tumuheki Pascal, who studied the HDK combination, expressed gratitude to his family and teachers after attaining 19 score.
“I thank my parents, my brothers and sisters, and everyone who supported me. I especially thank my mother and father for their prayers. Above all, I thank God for everything. I believe God has great plans for me,” he said.
Nampagi Maria Daphine, who scored 18 points while pursuing science combination that included Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics, said she hopes to study medicine at university.
“I thank God because He is the reason I achieved these results. I also thank the school administration and our head teacher for supporting us throughout our studies” she said.
Mr. Bainobwengye Africano the director of studies at Bubangizi Secondary School, congratulates the students, Staff, Management, Parents and other stakeholders for good performance they got from 2025 UACE results. He promised 20 points in a year of 2026 in UACE results.
“I hope this year 2026 in UACE results, we will manage to score 20 points and we do better in sciences than Arts”, Bainobwengye added
Meanwhile, the Executive Director of the Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB), Dan Odong, said overall performance in the 2025 UACE examinations improved compared to 2024.
Odong said 98.9 per cent of candidates qualified for the UACE certificate, noting that under current regulations, a candidate must obtain at least a Subsidiary pass in a Principal subject to qualify for certification.
Story By: Nkagashaka Aventino
