Saviour High School - Kiboga

In these trying moments of the world bank refusing to lend money to us, two things need to be done by every Ugandan.
1. Publicly telling every one you know that has been stealing from government either by stealing public funds, property or by absenting themselves from duty to stop.
2. Pay all your taxes which are fairly assessed for you either by URA or local authorities.

Registration of all UCE and UACE candidates was finalized last week and we have now embarked on the preparation of those candidates for UNEB come October and November. We continue to request for your support

Ladies and gentlemen I greet you all. Am happy to inform you that our UACE results we as follows.
1 candidate 17 pts
3 candidates 16pts
1 candidate 15 pts
1 Candidate 14pts
6 candidates 13 pts
4 candidates 12 pts
7 candidates 11pts
1 candidate 10 pts
That makes a total of 24 candidates who got between 10-17 points. Out of the 32 who sat.

The other 7 candidates got between 4-9 points.

I thank you parents for the support and thank the candidates for the hard work and resilience.

Our friend and colleague Segawa Levi lost his father today.
Mr. Segawa we can imagine the pain you and other members of your family have. We pray that God finds a way letting you manage this very painful time.

We congratulate our one of our own, Dr. Daniel Mbaziira upon reaching his graduation. He had his Secondary School Education At Saviour High School, later went to Gulu University, and did a bachelor's degree in medicine, while in Gulu University he also served as Guild President, here we are now graduating today 11th Jan, 2020.

We thank God for that land mark achievement.

News is also reaching us that the school Adminstration Assistant; Ms. Nassimbwa Stella gave birth to a baby girl and both of them are doing well.

We thank God for the blessing of a new born Ms. Nassimbwa has been blessed with.

Our colleague, friend and staff member, Mr. Kiwanuka Livingstone has lost a sister. She has lost the battle of child birth. The baby is alive, but the mother has not made it out other the labor ward.

May the good Lord find a way of enabling Mr. Kiwanuka and the family as a whole manage to go through this testing moment.

Welcome back from your Christmas church service. We wish you nice lunch. Bon appetit.

Najjingo Miriam, one of our old students doing Journalism at Makerere University posing for a photo with a renowned news anchor.

We wish all our current, old students and parents a Merry Christmas.