AIC Malivani Comprehensive Primary School principal Joshua Mutuse has said they are fully prepared for the incoming national examination starting on Monday while urgind students to stay composed and disciplined.
Speaking to Education newspaper Mutuse noted that they have 63 grade six candidates and hopefully they will exceed expectations.
“We should remember that whatever the candidate gets will build up to their grade 9 results too. Whatever they got in grades 3 and 6 is very important in their future thus a call for thorough preparations of the candidates,” Mutuse.
The school head thanked the TSC for enough posting of the teachers and the Ministry of Education for the provision of enough books adding that they are still getting more which is quite encouraging.
“We have two grade 9 classrooms from the ministry. We can’t complain but now the ball remains on our side to perform well. I thank God the school has been shining in curricular and co-curricular performance as well,” The principal mentioned.
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He was speaking immediately after the sitting rehearsal conducted yesterday nationwide. The supervisor wishing the candidates all the best, called upon them not to engage in any risky play that might risk their health, composure or their peace.
He also reminded them not to be over-excited to take exams but just compose themselves and maintain discipline.
By Lydia Ngoolo
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