Outstanding UCE Results Shine as St. Mary’s College Rushoroza Celebrates 100% Success
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- Barigye Godfrey, proudly announced that all 278 candidates from the school passed with impressive grades ranging from A to C
The education fraternity across Uganda is celebrating amazing academic progress following the official release of the 2025 Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) results by the Ministry of Education and Sports on Friday. The results highlight strong performance among candidates nationwide, reflecting steady improvement in the country’s education standards.
According to the ministry, a total of 432,163 candidates from 3,975 examination centres registered for the 2025 UCE examinations. Out of those who sat for the examinations, 428,628 candidates successfully qualified for the UCE certificate, marking a significant academic achievement for learners across the country.
One of the schools that stood out in this year’s results is St. Mary’s College Rushoroza, which registered exceptional performance. The Deputy Head Teacher, Barigye Godfrey, proudly announced that all 278 candidates from the school passed with impressive grades ranging from A to C. The outstanding performance means the school did not register any student with grades D or E.
While addressing Journalists at the school administration block , Barigye attributed the success to the dedication and commitment of the teaching staff who continuously guided and mentored the learners. He also credited the supportive role played by parents and the strong and cooperative school administration for creating a favourable learning environment.
He further highlighted that the school recorded excellent performance in science subjects including Biology, Mathematics, and Chemistry. Arts subjects were also performed well, demonstrating the school’s balanced academic strength across different disciplines.
Barigye noted that the school has maintained a tradition of strong academic performance over the years. He expressed optimism that the institution is likely to achieve even better results in the coming years due to continued teamwork among teachers, parents, and students.
The 2025 UCE results have therefore not only showcased individual student success but also reinforced confidence in Uganda’s education system, as schools continue to strive for academic excellence and improved learning outcomes.
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