Kampala Parents School has once again demonstrated its academic excellence, with several students scoring impressive grades in the 2024 Primary Leaving Examination (PLE). Among the top performers are Alvin Agaba, Lorraine Apili, Malcolm Kasirye, Kristiana Kiconco, and Kigozi Kirabo, who all scored an impressive aggregate 4.
Fresh Kid, whose real name is Patrick Ssenyonjo, a talented young musician and beneficiary of the Ruparelia Group’s scholarship program, also excelled in the exams, scoring an impressive 11 aggregates, earning him a Division 1 grade.
The outstanding performance of Kampala Parents students is a testament to the school’s dedication to providing a supportive and stimulating learning environment. This achievement is also a reflection of the school’s commitment to nurturing talented individuals who excel both academically and creatively.
The 2024 PLE results, released on January 23, 2025, showed a significant increase in participation, with 797,444 candidates registered.
Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Kampala Parents School maintained its high standards, producing top-notch results.
UNEB’s Executive Director, Dan Odongo, commended schools like Kampala Parents for their efforts in promoting academic excellence.
“The success of these candidates is a testament to the commitment of teachers, parents, and the school administration in providing quality education,” Odongo said.
The Ruparelia Group’s scholarship program, which supported Fresh Kid’s education, is a shining example of corporate social responsibility.
By providing opportunities for talented students to access quality education, the program is helping to shape the future of Uganda’s youth.
Kampala Parents School’s achievement serves as a reminder that with hard work, determination, and the right support, students can excel academically and achieve their dreams.
Congratulations to the students, teachers, and staff on this remarkable achievement!
