Janet Museveni heard all about the 2024 high school test scores today. She runs the Education and Sports office for Uganda. The test people came to tell her everything before they shared the news with everyone else. Prof. Celestino Obua leads these test folks, and Mr. Dan Odongo helps run their day-to-day work. They made sure she knew all the important stuff first.
The big announcement happens Friday at State House Nakasero. Mark your calendar for March 14, 2025, and set your alarm for 11 a.m. Janet Museveni herself plans to stand at the front and talk about how kids did on these tests. Many important school people will show up to listen and learn the results.
Last year, 142,009 students sat through these tough A-level tests. They spread across 2,634 different test centers all over Uganda. The boys outnumbered the girls by quite a bit - 80,041 boys compared to 61,968 girls who took these exams. These scores matter a lot because they help decide who goes to college.
The test board promises they checked everything carefully and fairly. Nobody cheated or messed up the scoring process. After Friday, students can look up their scores online through the official test website. Parents and school leaders should wait for the official announcement before trying to find any results.
The big announcement happens Friday at State House Nakasero. Mark your calendar for March 14, 2025, and set your alarm for 11 a.m. Janet Museveni herself plans to stand at the front and talk about how kids did on these tests. Many important school people will show up to listen and learn the results.
Last year, 142,009 students sat through these tough A-level tests. They spread across 2,634 different test centers all over Uganda. The boys outnumbered the girls by quite a bit - 80,041 boys compared to 61,968 girls who took these exams. These scores matter a lot because they help decide who goes to college.
The test board promises they checked everything carefully and fairly. Nobody cheated or messed up the scoring process. After Friday, students can look up their scores online through the official test website. Parents and school leaders should wait for the official announcement before trying to find any results.
