Mbarara High School leads
“THIS is good news!†the Mbarara High School headmaster, Nathan Kateeba, exclaimed on hearing that four of his former students, who sat for A’ Levels last year, had topped in the district.
By Raymond Baguma
and John Omoding
“THIS is good news!†the Mbarara High School headmaster, Nathan Kateeba, exclaimed on hearing that four of his former students, who sat for A’ Levels last year, had topped in the district.
The four students, who topped in Arts include Guma Bariremwa, who scored 5BAAA in History, Economics, Divinity and Kiswahili.
Others were Philip Guma with 6AAAB in History, Economics, Geography and Divinity, Gerald Byarugaba scored 2ABAB in History, Economics, Literature and Divinity and Joseph Arinanye with 3BBAA in History, Economics, Literature and Divinity.
Another student, Cosmas Mwikirize, who emerged the best in Sciences scored 4AAAA in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics.
“Mwikirize had been on a bursary scheme since Senior One. No student ever defeated him. He used to score above 80 percent in all subjects,†Parson Twinomujuni, the school’s in-charge for internal examinations said.
The deputy headmaster, Eriakim Kikuru said, “All the candidates were good performers.â€
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and John Omoding
“THIS is good news!†the Mbarara High School headmaster, Nathan Kateeba, exclaimed on hearing that four of his former students, who sat for A’ Levels last year, had topped in the district.
The four students, who topped in Arts include Guma Bariremwa, who scored 5BAAA in History, Economics, Divinity and Kiswahili.
Others were Philip Guma with 6AAAB in History, Economics, Geography and Divinity, Gerald Byarugaba scored 2ABAB in History, Economics, Literature and Divinity and Joseph Arinanye with 3BBAA in History, Economics, Literature and Divinity.
Another student, Cosmas Mwikirize, who emerged the best in Sciences scored 4AAAA in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics.
“Mwikirize had been on a bursary scheme since Senior One. No student ever defeated him. He used to score above 80 percent in all subjects,†Parson Twinomujuni, the school’s in-charge for internal examinations said.
The deputy headmaster, Eriakim Kikuru said, “All the candidates were good performers.â€
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