International Candidates Miss Final Primary Leaving Examinations in Kabale
Nelson Byomuhangi, headteacher of Kabale Primary School, has revealed that two international candidates failed to sit for their final Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE). Out of the 195 candidates registered at the school, one student from Sudan returned to their home country, while another travelled to Kenya to reunite with their parents.
Byomuhangi also noted that the start of the morning exam was delayed by 30 minutes due to the high number of candidates.
Although the examination papers were delivered to the school on time, invigilators had to ensure that the exam rooms were properly set up and that the papers were intact, which caused the delay.
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At Kabale Junior Primary School, also in Kabale Municipality, Headteacher Sunday John Bosco mentioned that the morning exam arrived earlier than in previous years, facilitating a smoother start.
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In Kitumba, Kabale District, Mucunguzi Innocent Rwakiiseta, the director of Progressive Nursery and Primary School, reported that the exams commenced on time, contributing to the efficient administration of the day’s papers.
Meanwhile, in Rukiga District, Oscar Akampurira, the director of Muhanga Nursery and Primary School and chairperson of Rukiga Private Schools, emphasized that they had thoroughly prepared their candidates. He also urged the public to support and care for the students during the two days of examinations.
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