GREATEST NEWS ! Saving Grace Nursery & Primary School, Lira Celebrates Outstanding PLE Results, Top Candidate Aims for Medical Career

By Jimmy Olot & Kica Daniel

Lira City, Uganda:A jubilant atmosphere enveloped Saving Grace Nursery & Primary School, Blue Corner Campus, on Saturday as students, parents, and the wider community converged to celebrate an exceptional performance by their candidates in the 2025 Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE).

The event served as a powerful testament to the collective effort and unwavering dedication that culminated in these outstanding results. Parents, community members, and teachers united to express profound gratitude for the success, recognizing that these academic achievements lay a crucial foundation for the students' brighter futures.

Addressing the elated crowd, Pastor Fred Ojok, the school director, warmly commended the community for their steadfast support of Saving Grace Nursery & Primary School. He specifically underscored the community's indispensable role in the school's sustained success.

Pastor Ojok detailed the strategic factors that underpinned the students' remarkable performance. "We set a clear target to deliver this success," he explained. "We unequivocally informed our teachers that our sole aim was for first-grade passes with distinction." This ambitious objective, combined with dedicated teaching and diligent student effort, demonstrably yielded impressive outcomes.

Highlighting the caliber of achievement, Saving Grace Nursery & Primary School saw its top candidate secure an aggregate score of four in all four subjects.

 Komakec Denis Mwaka, who emerged as the leading candidate not only for the school but also across the entire Lango sub-region, attributed his success to the invaluable guidance and nurturing provided by his teachers.

Looking towards the future, Denis expressed his aspiration to become a medical doctor, a dream he believes his current academic foundation will help him achieve.

In his concluding remarks, Pastor Ojok reiterated his appeal to parents, urging them to continue their vital support for local initiatives and institutions within their community. He emphasized the critical importance of sustained community investment in education and development for the region's progress.