Apac names worst performing schools in 2022 PLE

7 February 2023, 6:38 am

By; Mike Okwang Ogule

Apac District Education department has named 10 schools that performed poorly in the last released PLE results for 2022, this was during the Apac District official proclamation of the PLE results on Friday last week

The schools include Abedi Primary School in Chegere sub county, Alado, Ayumi and Igoti primary schools in Ibuje sub county, Onyany and Apoi primary schools in Apoi subcounty

others are Abolo primary school, Boke Primary school, Akokoro primary school and Ayomjeri primary school.

Mr. Sam Opira the Apac district Secretary for Education and Health attributed the poor performance to laxity by both Parents, teachers and the learners in ensuring effective learning culture especially from the Schools that did not perform well.

Opira said as the District, they are working round the clock to ensure that good performance is realized amidst challenges of lack of commitments and poor attitudes towards education by some of the parents, teachers and learners at various institutions of learning in the District.

The Resident District Commissioner Apac Mr Geroge Abdul in the same event showed his dismay especially with government aided schools that were unable to perform to the expectations despite all the necessary efforts offered by the government, he also blamed a section of parents whom he says has abandoned their obligations especially in ensuring that their children enjoy right to education where he pledged to start following up on such parents to see that all school going children are sent to at least a learning environment

Apac district gathered the following grades in 2022 PLE, DIV1=150. 87 Boys. 63 Girls.
Division 2=1413. 787 Boys. 626Girls.
Division 3=675. 324 Boys. 351 Girls.
Division 5. 210 Boys. 231 Girls. DIVX=45. 25 Boys. 20 Girls out of 3,152 pupils who sat in 2022.