St. Josephine Holds Joyful Promotion Party for Top Class Graduates





Osukuru Town Council,Tororo district  
St. Josephine Academy, located just before Dumas Petrol Station along Busia Road in osukuru town council , today held a vibrant promotion party to celebrate its top class pupils transitioning to Primary One. 
The colorful event was filled with cheerful performances, heartfelt speeches, and a strong sense of unity among parents, teachers, and the wider community.
The guest of honor, Mr. Ronald Nuwahereza, Principal of Osukuru Skills Technical Institute, commended the school’s leadership and staff for their dedication to early childhood education. In his address, he emphasized the importance of perseverance and discipline in achieving academic success. “Hard work is the answer to better results,” he urged the young learners, encouraging them to remain focused as they embark on their primary education journey.
Mr. Steven Omuse, Director of St. Josephine Academy, reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to providing a nurturing and affordable learning environment. “We are dedicated to offering the best and most conducive atmosphere for academic and personal growth,” he said. “Our goal is to continuously raise the standards of this institution to benefit every learner.”
Echoing this vision, Mr. Clement Ochai, Chairperson of the school’s management board, highlighted the board’s ongoing efforts to uplift the school’s quality and positively impact the lives of its pupils . “We are working tirelessly to ensure that every child at St. Josephine receives the foundation they need to thrive,” he stated.

The promotion party not only marked a significant milestone for the young learners but also underscored the school’s broader mission to foster excellence, inclusivity, and lifelong learning.


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