Muntu seed, Amolatar SS, and Kings of Kings secondary school shine in UACE results

14 March 2026, 3:32 pm

By Sarah Ejang and Alphonce Odur Ojok

The atmosphere in the schools of Amolatar is electric with joy and happiness following the remarkable performance recorded in the recently released Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) results for 2025.

At Muntu Seed Secondary School, the Director of Studies, proudly announced that a total of 32 students qualified to join university. Among them, 18 students achieved the impressive feat of obtaining three principal passes, with scores of 17and 16 points respectively.

Additionally, twelve students earned two principal passes, marking a significant milestone in their academic journeys.

In an atmosphere filled with pride, Mr. Otaka George, the A-Level coordinator at Muntu Seed, expressed his heartfelt appreciation to the students. “Your hard work and determination have truly paid off.

These results reflect not only your intelligence but also your commitment to excellence,” he stated.

Over at Amolatar Senior Secondary School, the excitement was palpable as the head teacher, Mr. Denis Patrick Odur Obia, celebrated the school’s outstanding performance, particularly in science, where they achieved the highest score of 16 points.

He proudly noted that all 56 students who sat for the exams last year successfully passed, securing principal passes of 3, 2, and subsidiary, thus earning their places in universities and institutions.

In his address, Mr. Odur Obia expressed deep gratitude to the parents for their trust in the school. “Thank you for believing in us and allowing us to guide your children towards their future. We still have vacancies available for new students wishing to join our esteemed institution,” he added.

Meanwhile, at Kings of Kings Secondary School, the atmosphere was filled with praise as Mr. Opio Jasper, the head of the school, thanked God for the excellent performance across both science and arts disciplines.

He emphasized that students from Kings of Kings were achieving significant success, urging parents to consider enrolling their children there instead of having them journey far distances. “Our students are excelling, and we welcome more learners to join our community,” he encouraged.

As the schools of Amolatar bask in the glow of these exceptional UACE results, the spirit of achievement continues to inspire students, parents, and educators alike, marking a promising chapter in the educational landscape of the region.