Pr. Bujjingo Hails the Ministry of Education for the New Curriculum.

Dan Basimbe

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Published: 11 February 2025

During a lunch hour prayer at HPMI, Reverend Aloysious Bujjingo invited both believers and non-believers to attend a night prayer event at Canaan Land this Friday.

He congratulated Senior Four candidates on their exam results and thanked parents for their sacrifices in supporting their children's education. Reverend Bujjingo encouraged students to maintain good behavior for success in life and urged them and their parents not to complain about results, emphasizing that God's blessings depend on faith and prayer, not grades.

He advised parents to avoid pressuring children beyond their abilities and praised the Ministry of Education for the new curriculum, which promotes both academic and mental tasks. Reverend Bujjingo also reminded the congregation to value work and inspire their children to do the same, as God rewards effort. He called on schools to accommodate UCE graduates without pressuring families, stressing that future success is determined by God's grace, not grades.

By Kintu Ismail

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