Kabale Schools Shine in 2025 UACE Results, Challenging Uganda’s Academic Giants

‎Kabale district has once again stamped its authority on Uganda’s academic map after several of its schools registered outstanding performance in the 2025 Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) examinations, competing with some of the country’s top institutions.

‎The results, released on Friday by the Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB), showed that a number of schools in the Kigezi region produced students who attained the coveted 20 aggregate points, the highest possible score at Advanced Level.

‎St. Mary’s College Rushoroza Celebrates Top Scorers

‎At St. Mary’s College Rushoroza, three candidates scored the maximum 20 aggregate points, marking another milestone for the historic Kabale-based institution.

‎The Deputy Headteacher in charge of academics, Barigye Godfrey, attributed the achievement to the dedication and determination of both students and teachers.

‎ “This success is a result of hard work and commitment from our learners and staff who continuously strive for academic excellence,” he said.

‎Trinity College Kabale Registers Five Top Performers

‎Meanwhile, Trinity College Kabale recorded five candidates with 20 points, further strengthening Kabale’s reputation as an emerging academic powerhouse.

‎The school’s director, Tumwebarize Joab, praised the collective effort behind the achievement.

‎ “Our performance reflects teamwork, dedication and a strong academic culture within the school community,” he noted.

‎Kabale Brainstorm High School Leads the District

‎The strongest performance in the district came from Kabale Brainstorm High School, which registered six candidates scoring 20 points.

‎Headteacher Bikoryomuhangi Barnard credited the success to strict discipline, hardworking students and committed teachers.

‎ “Our culture of discipline and academic focus has played a key role in producing these excellent results,” he said.

‎Kigezi High School Maintains Academic Tradition

‎At Kigezi High School, two candidates achieved 20 aggregate points. Headteacher Abraham Akampurira applauded the students’ performance and pledged continued improvement.

‎ “Discipline and fear of God remain central to our school values, and we believe they are key to our academic progress,” he said.

Kigezi Region Rising in National Education Rankings

‎Education leaders say the strong performance from Kabale schools highlights the region’s growing academic strength. For years, institutions in the Kigezi sub-region have been known for nurturing disciplined learners and maintaining strong academic traditions.

‎With several students attaining the highest possible UACE score, Kabale schools are increasingly positioning themselves to compete with Uganda’s long-established academic giants.

‎As celebrations continue across the district, educators believe the momentum will inspire even greater achievements in the coming years, not only within Kigezi but across the entire country.

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