Hoima and Wakiso Schools Shine as UACE Results Reveal Top Performers Across Uganda
Uganda’s latest UACE examination results have highlighted an impressive academic performance by several secondary schools across the country. From Hoima to Wakiso, Mukono to Kampala, schools celebrated students who achieved the coveted 20-point score, the highest possible grade at Advanced Level.
Hoima and Wakiso Take the Lead
At the top of the performance chart is St. Andrea Kahwa’s College, Hoima, producing an outstanding 36 students with 20 points. The school’s achievement places it among the most academically dominant institutions in this year’s results.
Close behind are St. Mary’s SS Kitende and Uganda Martyrs SS Namugongo, both from Wakiso District, each registering 36 students scoring maximum points. Their continued excellence reinforces Wakiso’s reputation as one of the country’s strongest academic hubs.
Consistent Excellence from Wakiso and Mukono
Other Wakiso-based schools also performed strongly. King’s College Budo recorded 29 top scorers, while St. Mark’s College Namagoma and several others added to the district’s impressive tally.
In neighboring Mukono District, Seeta High School Mukono posted 27 students with 20 points, while Mt. St. Mary’s Namagunga and St. Joseph’s SS Naggalama also appeared among schools producing top performers. These results highlight Mukono’s growing reputation for academic competitiveness.
Kampala Maintains Strong Presence
Schools in the capital were not left behind. Mengo SS produced 26 students with maximum points, maintaining its long-standing academic tradition. Kibuli SS and Kansanga Seed SS also appeared among institutions celebrating several top-scoring candidates.
Regional Schools Join the Spotlight
Beyond the central region, several schools from other districts made their mark. St. Graceious SS Lira recorded 25 top scorers, showing strong performance from Northern Uganda. Meanwhile, Ntare School in Mbarara and St Mary’s College Rushoroza also contributed to the national list of high achievers.
Wide Distribution of Excellence
The results show that academic excellence is becoming more widespread across the country. Dozens of schools from districts such as Jinja, Kabale, Bushenyi, Mityana, and Ibanda produced students with perfect scores, indicating improved teaching standards and stronger competition nationwide.
A Testament to Hard Work
Education experts attribute the impressive results to dedicated teachers, disciplined students, and supportive school administrations. Many of the institutions listed have invested heavily in academic programs, mentorship, and modern learning facilities.
For thousands of students, the outstanding performance in the UACE examinations opens doors to competitive university programs both in Uganda and abroad.
Looking Ahead
As celebrations continue in schools across the country, the results also set the stage for the next academic challenge—university admissions. With such strong performances, Uganda’s education sector continues to show promising progress in producing high-achieving learners.
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