Namyalo challenges Namagabi SS alumni to safeguard school legacy

What the report says

Chief Presidential Mobiliser Aisha Namyalo has called on alumni of Namagabi Secondary School in Kayunga District to stay engaged with the institution and help protect its reputation, academic standards and long-term development. Her remarks, reported by Nile Post, came during a school event that highlighted both academic values and co-curricular activities.

According to the report, Namyalo said the school’s progress depends not only on teachers and administrators but also on former students, parents and the wider community. She encouraged current learners to be disciplined, determined and prepared for the sacrifices needed to succeed. Her message tied education to responsibility, urging students to grow into citizens who can contribute meaningfully to their communities and the country.

The event featured the Late Katongole Cup, a competition involving students from the school’s four houses: Kabaleega, Muteesa, Africa and Mbogo. The activities were presented as part of the school’s effort to promote talent development, teamwork and healthy competition alongside classroom learning.

Headteacher Yusuf Kasirye said such programs are meant to identify and nurture student talents, with an eye toward building practical skills that can be developed further after school. The report presents Namagabi SS as emphasizing holistic education, combining academic excellence with discipline, leadership and co-curricular participation to prepare learners for life beyond school.