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Kitebi Secondary School hosts ASSHU leadership meeting

Kitebi Secondary School has hosted over 23 headteachers under the Association of Secondary School Headteachers of Uganda(ASSHU), Kampala region for a meeting aimed at strengthening school leadership, mobilisation and benchmarking. The meeting, held at Kitebi SS found in Wankulukuku in Rubaga Division, followed an earlier ASSHU engagement held at St....

Kitebi Secondary School recognises outstanding staff for commitment and service

Kitebi Secondary School has recognised its most outstanding staff members of the month of July for their commitment, dedication and contribution to the progress of the school. Adv. Kamulegeya Muhammed (Hajj) Team Leader Kitebi SS appreciates Ms. Nyakato Grace with a projector prize during the beginning of term III Staff...

Kitebi SS joins Peace Walk to St. Gyaviira Catholic Parish

Kitebi Secondary School students and staff joined Christians from St. Gyavira Catholic Parish, Bunamwaya, and other well-wishers for a 2.5-kilometre Peace Walk which was aimed at promoting peace, justice and responsible living in communities. The walk, held as part of the Catholic Church’s September peace initiative spearheaded by the Kampala...

Kitebi SS Unveils First Edition of National Secondary School Students’ Dropout Reduction Campaign Magazine

Kitebi Secondary School has unveiled the first edition of the National Secondary School Students’ Dropout Reduction Campaign magazine to the public through its various social media platforms. the magazine highlights the journey, experiences and lessons from an initiative aimed at addressing the factors contributing to secondary school dropout among...

Commissioner Ajilong calls on youth to avoid criminal involvement, to stay in school

Kampala, Uganda. During the opening ceremony of a two-week residential campaign against secondary school dropout held at Kitebi Secondary School, boys aged 13 to 24 were urged to recognise their self-worth, avoid criminal activities and remain committed to their education. Under the theme, “Criminality as the Major Cause of Secondary...