KAMPALA, Uganda (UGNEWSLINE) – The Manager of the Office of the National Chairman (ONC), Senior Presidential Advisor and Personal Assistant to the President, Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye, has urged parents to prioritise their children’s education, describing it as a vital investment in securing their future and developing Uganda’s human resource.
Namyalo made the remarks while officiating at the graduation ceremony of pupils at Cambridge Kindergarten and Daycare in Kitebi, Lubaga Division, Kampala.
She commended the school for its contribution to early childhood education and development, noting that investing in educational institutions plays a significant role in nurturing young learners and preparing them to become skilled and productive members of society.
“This school’s investment goes a long way in mentoring and developing Uganda’s human resource,” Namyalo said.
She also applauded parents for their commitment and sacrifices in ensuring that their children receive an education, emphasising the important role families play in nurturing and preparing the next generation.
Namyalo credited President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni for creating what she described as a conducive environment for education and called on parents, schools and other stakeholders to work together to ensure that children access education without difficulty.
“President Museveni has established a conducive environment. We must work hard to ensure that children receive an education without difficulty,” she added.
The graduation ceremony saw children aged between five and 10 showcase their talents through speeches, skits, poetry, dance and drama, including cultural performances.
The event brought together parents, teachers, invited guests and members of the school community to celebrate the young learners’ achievements and encourage them as they progress to the next stage of their education.
The school’s Director, Hakim Senyunja, thanked parents for supporting the school’s growth and appealed to them to enrol more children in the institution in the coming academic year.
He said the school had invested in strong infrastructure and systems designed to provide learners with quality, all-round education.
