Students Encouraged to Embrace Curiosity and Dedication Ahead of Exams.

In an inspiring interview yesterday, a local educational leader and NRM chairperson for Ndorwa East constituency Hon. Dr. Protazio Begumisa urged S4, S6, and P7 students to embrace their curiosity and hard work as they prepare for their upcoming exams. He also emphasized the importance of believing in oneself, encouraging students to harness their dedication to achieve their goals.

“Every challenge you face is not just a hurdle but an opportunity to learn and succeed,” he stated. This perspective aims to instill resilience in students, reminding them that difficulties can lead to personal growth and academic achievement. He urged students to view setbacks as stepping stones rather than barriers.

The educational leader highlighted the crucial role of support from peers and family during this demanding period. “Know that there are people cheering you on,” he said, emphasizing the importance of a strong support system. He encouraged students to lean on one another, fostering a sense of community as they navigate their studies.

In addition to personal resilience, the leader stressed the significance of maintaining a balanced approach to studying. “While hard work is vital, it’s equally important to take breaks and manage stress,” he advised. This holistic approach is designed to ensure that students remain mentally and physically healthy during their exam preparations.

Deputy Speaker Ian Ronald Mugisha (Baka), a hopeful candidate for mayor in 2026, expressed his gratitude to the teachers for their efforts in helping students succeed. He encouraged the students by saying, “Your success is not in vain. Be focused and steady. Believe in yourself. Don’t waste time on questions you don’t understand; instead, use your time wisely to master the ones you do. After that, revisit the ones you find challenging.” He concluded by urging them to put God first during this period and to study with their peers. He quoted Philippians 4:13: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me The interview concluded