Drawing, quiz competition begins
Jun 05, 2005
About 50 pupils of Class One, Rainbow International School took part in the quiz and drawing competition organised by Spear Motors Group of company’s at Nakawa vehicles show room recently.
By Godfrey Kimono
About 50 pupils of Class One, Rainbow International School took part in the quiz and drawing competition organised by Spear Motors Group of company’s at Nakawa vehicles show room recently.
The school led by the headmaster, Tony Brees, and seven teachers left the crowd smiling due to the brilliant answers by the pupils.
Rainbow according to Brees accommodates about 700 pupils from different nations.
Uganda has the majority of the pupils and the school operates under the British system of School administration of Class One to six as the highest class, Tony added.
The competition, which started at 9.00am, was headed by the deputy managing director Spear group of Company, Seith Magambo, together with Gilbert Wavamunno, the sales Director.
“This was very important for the pupils, who are under this age to know the quickest means possible for answering question as this makes them more sharp in answering class work.
“We have invited many people in our promotions but children were left out, so a chance has come for participate them to Participate and benefit too,†Magambo said.
Amongst the best-selected pupils to answer the questions were Cedar Rugasira, Kirabo Nekesa, and Kaya Schlesinger to mention but a few, who got the best gifts for answering the questions.
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About 50 pupils of Class One, Rainbow International School took part in the quiz and drawing competition organised by Spear Motors Group of company’s at Nakawa vehicles show room recently.
The school led by the headmaster, Tony Brees, and seven teachers left the crowd smiling due to the brilliant answers by the pupils.
Rainbow according to Brees accommodates about 700 pupils from different nations.
Uganda has the majority of the pupils and the school operates under the British system of School administration of Class One to six as the highest class, Tony added.
The competition, which started at 9.00am, was headed by the deputy managing director Spear group of Company, Seith Magambo, together with Gilbert Wavamunno, the sales Director.
“This was very important for the pupils, who are under this age to know the quickest means possible for answering question as this makes them more sharp in answering class work.
“We have invited many people in our promotions but children were left out, so a chance has come for participate them to Participate and benefit too,†Magambo said.
Amongst the best-selected pupils to answer the questions were Cedar Rugasira, Kirabo Nekesa, and Kaya Schlesinger to mention but a few, who got the best gifts for answering the questions.
Ends