Kampala Parents Celebrates 40yrs of Academic Excellence

Prof. Lawrence Mukiibi (L) Kasole Lwanga Bwerere (3rd-L) joined by Prime Minister Ruhakana Rugunda (4th-L) during the cutting of the cake (All photos by Stuart Yiga)

By Stuart Yiga

There is no doubt Kampala Parents school is a class above the ordinary when it comes to instilling discipline among the children.

Prime Minister Dr.Ruhakana Rugunda (R) shaking hands with Kampala Parents founder Hon. Kasole Lwanga Bwerere during the celebration on Saturday
Prime Minister Dr.Ruhakana Rugunda (R) shaking hands with Kampala Parents founder Hon. Kasole Lwanga Bwerere during the celebration on Saturday

While celebrating its 40 years of existence (1975-2015), the school founder, Hon. Kasole Lwanga Bwerere disclosed that many of their children have managed to excel in life because the school laid a good background basing on the key principals such as; punctuality, cleanliness, developing a reading culture amongst the children, making proper use of free time, being a good record keeper and being presentable among others.

Kampala Parents old students posing in a group photo on Saturday
Kampala Parents old students posing photo a group photo on Saturday

Kasole also commended Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia for putting the school to incredibly international standards. “If Uganda is to get a well organized future generation, the education right from the pre-primary has to be revised and for that case, I thank Dr. Ruparelia for promoting this school which we are all proud of,” Kasole said.

KPS founder Hon. Kasole Lwanga Bwerere (L) with the current Principal Daphine Kato
KPS founder Hon. Kasole Lwanga Bwerere (L) with the current Principal Daphine Kato

Meanwhile, the Prime Minister Dr. Ruhakana Rugunda whose children are also former pupils of the school commended the school founders for preparing the leaders, bankers, fathers and mothers of tomorrow.

Prof. Lawrence Mukiibi (L) Kasole Lwanga Bwerere (3rd-L) joined by Prime Minister Ruhakana Rugunda (4th-L) during the cutting of the cake (All photos by Stuart Yiga)
Prof. Lawrence Mukiibi (L) Kasole Lwanga Bwerere (3rd-L) joined by Prime Minister Ruhakana Rugunda (4th-L) during the cutting of the cake (All photos by Stuart Yiga)

“Dr. Ruparelia has not let us down; he has enabled the school to have a conducive learning environment which has always made the children’s’ performance rise high so please, keep it up,” Rugunda said.

KPS students participating in the egg race on Saturday
KPS students participating in the egg race on Saturday

During the celebration, old children also launched their reunion, exhibited some of their business, and also enjoyed a number of activities which included; Blind race, Sack race, spoon and egg race, treasure hunt, net ball and tag of war football among others. (All photos by Stuart Yiga)

Male old students of Kampala Parents participating in the egg race as the school celebrated 40 years of existance
Male old students of Kampala Parents participating in the egg race as the school celebrated 40 years of existance
Guests being served with food and drinks
Guests being served with food and drinks
Kampala Parents teacher pulling strokes with Babe Cool
Kampala Parents teacher pulling strokes with Babe Cool
Kampala Parents old students posing in a group photo on Saturday
Kampala Parents old students posing in a group photo on Saturday
Old students enjoying the sack race competetion
Old students enjoying the sack race competition
TIME FOR CAKE- KPS Old students enjoying the cake
TIME FOR CAKE- KPS Old students enjoying the cake

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