The General Secretary of ELCT North Western Diocese, Rev Dr. Elmereck Kigembe urges the form four graduating students of 2024 to portray an inviting ethical behavior in the society due to ethical instructions that they have been receiving from their school BLSS.

During graduation on 28th September, 2024 addressing the multitude of staff, parents, students/guardians and well-wishers Rev Dr Kigembe congratulated form four students for their fair journey of four years which is normally characterized by the ups and downs. He commended them to perpetuate their struggle in the search for education so as to build a firm foundation of their lives.

He insisted the parents to invest in the care and ethics of their sons so as to foster the spirit of self-reliance and sense of responsible fathers and heads of families

The guest of honor mentioned three things which attracts him to BLSS as a school. First and foremost is the trend of a school to perform better in basic mathematics, second is their performance in science subjects and third is their good attempt in religious instructions.

On behalf of graduating students, Elisha Erasto, registered a vote of thanks to the school management for water filtering machine, which has helped to reduce some diseases to students. He requested for the television screen to help for civic education subjects.

The Headmaster, Mr Ludovick James, mentioned the success of school in having high number of students from 250 in 2020 to 448 this year 2024. According to him, that is an indisputable indicator regarding parents’ satisfaction. He described his school as an exemplary learning environment which invests in brain and delivers the best. He expects to get over 60 students with first division this year.

The graduation was opened with service that was led by the Chaplain, Rev Charles Bejumula who congratulated the parents for their right decision to let their children join BLSS. H