By Rogers Sanyu | 6th November, 2026
Kagadi
Senior Six candidates have been urged to have faith and confidence as they prepare to sit their Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) examinations.
The call was made by the Archdeacon of Kagadi Archdeaconry, Rev. Can. Francis Mugisa, during a dedication service for Senior Six candidates at Bunyoro Senior Secondary School in Kagadi Town Council, Kagadi District.
In his sermon, the Archdeacon encouraged the candidates to remain courageous, hopeful and trust in God as they prepare for their examinations.
He also urged the students to prioritise their academics and remain committed to revision, adding adequate preparation would equip them with the knowledge and confidence needed to tackle the examination papers.
The Director of Bunyoro Senior Secondary School, Robert Ssemate highlighted on the preparations and support which the school has put in place to ensure the candidates perform well in their examinations.
He urged the students to work hard, remain focused and strive for success noting that, their good performance would make their parents and the wider community proud.
He further encouraged the candidates to pursue higher education after completing Senior six saying further education would open doors to greater opportunities.
Meanwhile, some of the candidates who managed to speak to Paradigm FM expressed confidence in their preparedness for the examinations, attributing their optimism to extensive revision, guidance and support from the teachers.
