Ivory International School Celebrates 2024 Outstanding PLE Results

Ivory International School was filled with jubilation as staff and students celebrated the exceptional performance of the 2024 PLE candidates. The festivities culminated on Friday, February 7, 2025, in a Thanksgiving Mass led by Reverend Father Joseph Mpagi.

During the 2023 thanksgiving ceremony, the director Mr. Sserunjogi Ernest had promised parents that the school aimed to achieve 100% single-digit first grades. On Friday, he proudly announced that this target had been 99% achieved, with 34 single-digit first grades and only one two-digit grade.

The director also set a new target for the 2025 candidates, promising aggregate 4s. Reverend Father Joseph Mpagi congratulated the outgoing candidates on their outstanding performance and encouraged them to work harder to defend their grades, and also warned them against joining bad peer groups. He also appreciated the cooperation among staff and the smartness of both staff and pupils.

Some of the outgoing candidates, their parents, administration in a photo with Rev. Fr. Joseph.

Ivory International School emerged third in Wakiso district and forty-third in the entire country in the 2024 PLE results. All administrators that spoke on this day attributed this success to the joint efforts of both teaching and non-teaching staff.

With Kato Louis the class coordinator of the outgoing candidates, all his words were of thanksgiving to the Lord, the teachers and the administration. He thanked them for the continuous words of encouragement that helped them stay strong, hopeful and focused which led to their PLE success.

The Wakiso District Inspector of Schools, Mr. Ssekamatte Simon who also doubles as the Station Five Manager in charge of UNEB activities in Wakiso District, praised Ivory International School for producing clear and authentic results. “I testify that this schools produces clear results, and that their results are not doctored in anyway”, he said.

“This is a school”, he added. Mr. Ssekamatte urged parents to continue supporting the school, applauding the management for acknowledging the importance of thanking God for their achievements.

The celebrations marked the end of a two-week victory celebration, which included a victory drive through neighbouring parishes and a bull-roasting ceremony.

With this remarkable achievement, Ivory International School continues to demonstrate its commitment to academic excellence and its gratitude for the support of its community.