Bishop Asili Nursery and Primary School Urged to Remain God-Fearing as It Celebrates Academic Excellence

Kabale: Pupils of Bishop Asili Nursery and Primary School have been encouraged to remain disciplined, wise, and God-fearing as the foundation for continued success in both academics and life.

‎Delivering a homily during a school Mass on Sunday , Rev. Fr. Charles Byarugaba Charles of St. Paul’s Seminary Kabale commended the pupils for their exemplary discipline and wisdom, describing them as qualities that reflect the school’s strong Christian values.

‎Fr. Byarugaba emphasized that genuine love for God is the key to success, noting that faith provides a firm foundation for achieving one’s goals.

‎”When you love God, you will succeed because He gives you the foundation for success,” he said.

‎He further praised Bishop Asili Nursery and Primary School for placing God at the centre of its activities, saying this has greatly contributed to the institution’s consistent outstanding performance.

‎”This is a school grounded in God. A school that puts God first will always excel, and that is why Bishop Asili continues to be among the best-performing schools,” he added.

‎The priest also applauded the school choir for their inspiring voices and dedication to ministry, assuring them that their service to God would never be in vain.

‎Meanwhile, the school’s Director of Studies, Mr. Twinamasiko Henry, reaffirmed the school’s commitment to maintaining excellence in both academics and co-curricular activities.

‎He highlighted several achievements registered by the school over the past year, including winning trophies in the Music, Dance and Drama (MDD) competitions, mathematics contests, and debate championships.

‎Mr. Twinamasiko said these accomplishments have earned Bishop Asili Nursery and Primary School recognition as one of the leading primary schools in Uganda.

‎He also announced that the school has been selected among a few schools in Uganda to represent the country at the upcoming East Africa Debate Competition to be held in Arusha, Tanzania later this year.

‎He expressed confidence that the school will continue to uphold its reputation by excelling in academics, discipline, and co-curricular activities while proudly representing Uganda on the regional stage.

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