Muzza High School Hosts Successful P.7 PLE Seminar, Bringing Together Over 58 Schools

Muzza High School, Kabembe-Mukono today reaffirmed its commitment to academic excellence by successfully hosting a comprehensive Primary Seven (P.7) Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) Seminar that attracted pupils and teachers from more than 58 primary schools across Mukono and the surrounding areas.

The one-day academic event served as an important platform for final examination preparation, equipping candidates with practical revision strategies, examination techniques, and the confidence needed to excel in this year’s PLE.

Throughout the seminar, learners participated in engaging sessions covering the four examinable PLE subjects. Mathematics, Science, English, and Social Studies. Each session focused on strengthening subject knowledge, addressing common examination challenges, and providing effective answering techniques that can help candidates maximize their performance.

The interactive nature of the seminar encouraged active participation, allowing pupils to ask questions, clarify difficult concepts, and gain valuable insights from experienced educators.

The success of the seminar was made possible by a team of highly dedicated facilitators who shared their expertise with the eager candidates.

JBK Sadat led the mathematics session, guiding learners through practical problem-solving approaches and strategies for tackling challenging numerical questions.

Mr. Wampeewo Issa facilitated the Science session, simplifying complex scientific concepts while emphasizing practical understanding and effective revision methods.

Mr. Okumu conducted the Social Studies session, helping pupils master content, map work, and examination answering techniques.

The facilitators were widely commended for their engaging teaching styles, motivational approach, and commitment to helping learners succeed.

The seminar attracted an impressive turnout from over 58 schools, highlighting Muzza High School’s growing reputation as a centre for academic support and excellence.

Among the participating schools were:

  1. Mother Manjeri Primary School
  2. Naggalama Junior School
  3. Jessy John Primary School
  4. Kampala Quality Primary School
  5. Goshen Primary School
  6. Kanjuki Junior School

along with many other schools from across the Mukono region.

The strong attendance reflected a shared commitment among schools to preparing pupils thoroughly for one of the most important milestones in their academic journey.

Beyond examination preparation, the seminar provided an opportunity for schools, teachers, and learners to interact, exchange ideas, and strengthen partnerships aimed at improving educational outcomes.

By opening its doors to the wider education community, Muzza High School continues to demonstrate leadership in promoting academic excellence and supporting the success of learners beyond its own campus.

As the 2026 Primary Leaving Examinations draw closer, Muzza High School remains dedicated to empowering learners through quality academic programmes, mentorship, and collaborative initiatives that prepare them for future success.

The school extends its heartfelt appreciation to all participating schools, facilitators, teachers, parents, and pupils for making the seminar a resounding success. We wish every P.7 candidate the very best as they continue their preparations for the forthcoming national examinations.

Together, we are shaping confident learners, nurturing excellence, and building brighter futures.

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