Candidates at Seeta High School A Campus have been encouraged to remain steadfast in their faith and put their trust in God as they prepare to sit their national examinations, with religious leaders reminding them that God’s power surpasses every challenge they may encounter.
The message was delivered by Rev. Fr. Mark Dagan Mulyanti from Jinja Diocese, who led the preaching session at the school, urging candidates to maintain a strong relationship with God and remain prayerful throughout the examination period.
In his message, Fr. Mulyanti emphasised that God remains the ultimate source of strength, wisdom and guidance, regardless of the circumstances people face in life. He encouraged the learners not to lose hope or allow examination pressure to overwhelm them but instead to trust in God’s ability to see them through every challenge.
He reminded the candidates that no situation is beyond God’s control and urged them to hold on to their faith until the very last moment, stressing that trusting in God should remain central to their journey, even as they put their academic preparation into practice.
The priest further challenged the learners to approach their examinations with confidence, determination and a positive mindset, noting that faith should go hand in hand with personal effort and commitment.
His message provided spiritual encouragement to the candidates as they enter an important stage of their academic journey, with the school community united in wishing them success.
Meanwhile, the Headteacher of Seeta High School A Campus, Mr. Ramadhan Songa, expressed confidence in the school’s level of preparedness, assuring parents and other stakeholders that candidates have been adequately prepared to undertake their examinations.
Songa said the school has invested considerable effort in preparing the learners and expressed optimism that every candidate has the potential to secure a place in an institution of higher learning after completing their examinations.
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He also applauded parents for their continued support in providing the necessary requirements for their children’s education, emphasising that academic success is a collective responsibility involving teachers, learners and parents.
He noted that while teachers have a responsibility to deliver quality instruction, parents must also play their part by supporting their children, while learners themselves must remain disciplined and committed to their studies.
The Deputy Headteacher, Mr. Paul Bazira, also encouraged candidates to intensify their revision and carefully revisit the subjects and concepts taught throughout their academic programme before the examinations begin.
Bazira urged learners to make proper use of the remaining preparation time, apply the knowledge and skills acquired in class and approach their examination papers with confidence.
He emphasised the importance of discipline, concentration and following the guidance provided by their teachers, noting that consistent revision would strengthen their understanding and improve their chances of performing well.
The examination preparation activities at Seeta High School A Campus reflect the institution’s commitment to nurturing learners academically, spiritually and morally, while strengthening collaboration between the school, parents and religious leaders.
