Amolatar District Shines in National Kids Athletics Championship

22 May 2025, 9:15 am

By Sarah Ejang@ejangsarah@Editors’ picks

Amolatar District has proudly secured the impressive 2nd position in the highly competitive primary schools kids athletics and special needs championship held recently in Kabale Municipality.

The week-long event, which brought together teams from an astounding 172 districts, cities, and municipalities across the nation, culminated last Saturday in a display of talent and sportsmanship.

This remarkable achievement stands as a testament to the district’s unwavering team spirit, dedication, and the early identification and nurturing of special talents.

 It is evident that the combined efforts of various stakeholders have played a crucial role in this success, showcasing the power of community support in enabling young athletes to thrive.

Ogwang Andrew Kizito, the Communication Officer for Amolatar District, expressed pride in their performance but noted that they could have potentially claimed the national title had some promising athletes with disabilities faced fewer unforeseen challenges.

Despite these hurdles, Mr. Ogwang emphasized the district’s commitment to providing a holistic education that balances academic excellence with diverse sports disciplines.

Looking ahead, he remains optimistic that the experiences gained from this year’s competition will pave the way for even greater success in the future. “We are determined to learn from this year’s challenges,” said Mr. Ogwang. “With the right support and preparation, we believe Amolatar District can emerge as the best in next year’s championship.”

The commitment to fostering athletic talent alongside academic pursuits is a priority for Amolatar District, ensuring that young minds and bodies are prepared to excel both in sports and in their educational journeys.