Namasale Technical School celebrates exceptional exam results

13 March 2025, 9:27 am

By Sarah Ejang

In a proud moment for Namasale Technical School, Mr. Ogwal Owiny Moses, the head teacher, has lauded board members, parents, and all stakeholders who played a pivotal role in the success of the students.

His commendation follows the recent release of the Uganda Business and Technical Examination results, which showcased an impressive performance from the school’s junior candidates.

Out of 255 students, a remarkable 176 achieved distinctions, while 79 earned credits, marking this year as a historic landmark in the school’s academic journey.

Mr. Ogwal expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the chairperson of the board of governors, Anthony Okello Tango, for facilitating better transportation for students through the provision of a dedicated vehicle.

He encouraged parents who have not finalized their school fees to take prompt action, assuring them that there remains ample capacity for quality education at Namasale Technical School.

In a related message, the country director and principal of Global Leaders School, who also serves as the vice chairperson of the board at Namasale Collines Angwech, extended appreciation to the students for their commitment to discipline and for embracing the new students with warmth and comradeship.

Chairperson Board of Governor Anthony Okello Tango, who is also a commissioner with the Electoral Commission, praised the students for their neat appearance, attributing their success to the hard work and dedication of both the teachers and the student body.

 Hon. Okello expressed his pride in the students’ choice to attend Namasale Technical School, affirming the institution’s readiness to provide a supportive and conducive learning environment for all.

This celebration of academic excellence highlights the collective efforts of the entire Namasale Technical School community, setting a positive precedent for future endeavors and reinforcing the strength of collaboration among parents, educators, and students.