Uncategorized

The P.T.A. Annual General Meeting at St. James Secondary School is a key event that brings together parents, teachers, and school leaders to review the year’s progress, discuss plans for the future, and strengthen the partnership between home and school. It provides a platform for open dialogue, sharing ideas, and making important decisions that support

The EOT-Term Examination at St. James Secondary School is designed to assess students’ understanding and progress in all subjects covered during the first half of the term. It provides valuable feedback to both teachers and learners, helping identify strengths and areas for improvement. This examination fosters consistent study habits and prepares students for end-of-term assessments,

The U.A.C.E. Examination is a national assessment taken by students at the end of their two years of secondary education. It evaluates learners’ knowledge and skills across a range of subjects, providing a foundation for further studies at the university level or vocational training. The U.A.C.E. is recognized nationwide and serves as an important milestone

St. James Secondary School invites all Senior six candidates to attend the Examination Briefing on 7th November. This important session will guide students through the official UNEB examination regulations, provide tips for effective preparation, and address any last-minute questions. Attendance is compulsory, as it ensures every candidate is fully informed and confident ahead of their

Contact Days at St. James Secondary School are special occasions when parents and guardians are invited to the school to meet with teachers, discuss student progress, and engage in meaningful conversations about academic and personal development. These days provide a valuable opportunity to strengthen the partnership between home and school, ensuring every student receives the

These are exams designed to assess students’ understanding and progress in all subjects covered during the first half of the term. It provides valuable feedback to both teachers and learners, helping identify strengths and areas for improvement. This examination encourages consistent study habits and prepares students for the end-of-term assessments, ensuring a strong foundation for

The Uganda Certificate of Education (U.C.E.) Examination is a national assessment taken by students at the end of their four-year lower secondary education. It evaluates learners’ knowledge and skills across a range of subjects, providing a foundation for further studies at the advanced level or vocational training. The U.C.E. is recognized nationwide and serves as

All Senior Four candidates are supposed to attend the U.C.E. Examination Briefing on October 10. This crucial workshop will answer any last-minute issues, give advice on how to prepare effectively, and walk students through the official UNEB exam requirements. Attendance is required in order to guarantee that each candidate is well-informed and self-assured before to

On Candidates Parents’ Meeting we gather up and engage parents and guardians of our current candidates. During this session, school leaders and teachers share important updates about academic progress, examination guidelines, and strategies to support students in their final exams. This also provides an opportunity for parents to ask questions, discuss challenges, and partner with