By Frank Kamuntu
Kampala, Uganda – Over the past decade, schools across Uganda have been part of an extraordinary journey towards academic excellence, with national examination results revealing a sustained tradition of high achievement.
This long-term perspective offers a unique insight into the educational successes and enduring challenges faced by schools, including the remarkable performances of both well-established and emerging institutions.
Among the schools ranked the best in the past decades include Naalya Schools and to be ranked the best was based on the percentage of students who passed in Division One in the last decade in Uganda.
At the forefront of this academic excellence is Mt.St.Mary’s, Namagunga in Mukono, which achieved an unparalleled decade-long average score of 99.3% of its students passing in Division One. This illustrious achievement not only underscores the school’s commitment to maintaining high standards but also its role as a benchmark of educational excellence in Uganda.
Following closely is Uganda Martyrs SS, Namugongo in Wakiso, with an impressive average of 99% of her students passing in division one, over the decade. The school’s consistent performance is a testament to its rigorous academic programs and a supportive learning environment that has continually propelled its students to the top of the national rankings.
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Naalya SS, Namugongo in the Seventh Position, stands out with a commendable decade-long average score of 95% of its students passing in Division One. This school has become the seventh-best school in the country in the last decade. This performance highlights the school’s dedication to academic excellence and its ability to nurture and develop the potential of each student.
Naalya SS Bweyogerere, with an average score of 92% over the decade, showcases the effectiveness of its educational approach and the commitment of its staff and students. This makes it the 12th best school in the country, in the last decade. This score reflects the school’s significant contribution to raising educational standards and preparing students for future success.
While Naalya SS Lugazi’s decade-long average of 51.3 points to the challenges some schools face, it also highlights the resilience and determination to improve and adapt. This makes it the 77th best school, out of 3,000 other schools in the country. The school’s journey is reflective of the broader efforts within the Ugandan education system to enhance quality and accessibility for all students.
Beyond these individual stories of success, the decade-long examination results reveal a diverse educational landscape in Uganda. Schools like St. Mary’s College, Kisubi, and St. Henry’s College, Kitovu have also made significant strides, with averages of 98.2 and 96.9, respectively. These achievements demonstrate the collective efforts of schools across the country to foster environments where students can excel.
This comprehensive view over the last 10 years highlights the achievements and challenges within the Ugandan education sector. It displays the impact of sustained efforts, resource allocation, and innovative teaching methods in creating equitable opportunities for academic success.
As Uganda continues to build on this decade of educational progress, the achievements of its schools serve as a foundation for future growth. The dedication of educators, students, and policymakers alike will be crucial in extending this legacy of excellence and addressing the disparities that remain.
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