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Trevor Yebazamukama (R), the parental Care Managing director and SPA Hon. Mary Karooro Okurut
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The senior Presidential advisor on Public relations, Mary Karooro Okurut has asked primary school heads to identify children’s talents at an earl age and develop them as they embrace the new curriculum.
Karooro who was officiating at the thanksgiving and dedication of Primary seven pupils of Parental Care Nursery and Primary School in Bushenyi implored schools to use the film industry to market themselves, also develop and showcase the talents that children have.
Elvaidah Nshemerirwe, the director of the school, appreciated the stakeholders of the school especially parents who supported the school with passion.
Hon. Karooro(holding a Knife) and Elvaida Nshemereirwe cutting a cake at the dedication ceremony of P.7 Pupils
She said that the school's regulations and God’s mercy towards primary seven pupils have accelerated to their consistent good performance.
Milton Mwebembezi the area chairperson LC 1 who also doubles as Chairman School Management committee (SMC), urged fathers take up the responsibility of visiting their children in school to create a strong bondage with them.
Ven. Didas Natweta urged the primary seven pupils to accept fear as a challenge but to pray to God to overcome it.
John Mawazo District Inspector of Schools said that Parental Care Nursery and Primary School has been a model school excelling in both co-curricular activities and academics.
Elvaida Nshemereirwe, the school director and John Mawazo the Inspector of schools present a success card to Primary Seven Pupils
He appreciated the school for embracing the new curriculum.
All the dedicated 81 primary seven pupils will sit for this year’s Primary Leaving Examinations (P.L.E) at Parental Care Nursery and Primary School.
