PARENTAL CARE NURSERY AND PRIMARY SCHOOL BUSHENYI SHINES AGAIN IN 2024 PLE

Following the release of Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) results yesterday by the Minister of Education and Sports, Hon. Janet Kataaha Museveni, Parental Care Nursery and Primary School Bushenyi has again maintained it’s superb performance.

In this years PLE, 8 pupils scored aggregate 5, 11 pupils scored aggregate 6, 8 pupils scored 7 aggregates and 18 pupils scored aggregate 8. The school director expressed happiness upon this performance attributing it to combined efforts from teachers, parents, pupils and support staff.

The primary education system in Uganda is structured to run in seven cycles; P.1 to P.7, but when a parent decides to pick which primary school is fit for their child, all they care about are the chances of the child performing well in the Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE).

What this means is actually not only passing in first grade but also scoring highly with a target of scoring a first distinction (D1) in each subject (aggregate 4) in order to secure admission at the country’s top-ranked secondary schools.

Bushenyi Municipality’s best primary school – Parental Care Nursery and Primary School known for its unmated quality education in the area offers holistic primary education with a strong emphasis on values and pupil’s personal development for their academic progress. 

Parental Care has both nursery and primary sections running from Baby class straight up to Primary seven.

Parents of pupils at Parental Care appreciate the outstanding care, guidance and exceptional support their children receive including those with special educational needs. The school recently won the Continental debate competition.

All this explains why Parental Care stands out as one of the best offering first-class education in the Western region. 

Below is one the pupils who scored aggregate five celebrating with his father and school director.