Over 20 children of Calyst Christian School have graduated from nursery to primary, an event that featured a music, dance, and drama session with the children showcasing to their parents the different skills acquired while at school.

In his address, his worship Johnbosco Mawebe, a lecturer at Ndejje University, congratulated the grandaunts upon making it to the primary level and urged parents to take note of the advancement of technology and its effect on the children.

It was joy as 25 pupils of Calyst Christian School graduated from kindergarten to primary.

The event commenced with a music, dance, and drama session, with the children showcasing to their parents the different skills acquired while at school.

In his address, His Worship Johnbosco Mawebe, a lecturer at Ndejje University, congratulated the grandaunts upon making it to the primary level.

He, however, urged parents to take note of the advancement of technology and its effect on the children if overused, especially during the holidays.

Flavia Nakiruta, the principal of Calyst Christian School, explained how the theme for this year is aimed at empowering parents to raise up children who are resilient and innovative.

She commended parents for playing a great role in ensuring that their children keep in school.

Flavia finally encouraged the parents to be part of their children’s academic success by making regular inspections both at school and in their homes.

Representatives of the graduates appreciated Calyst Christians School and their parents for the continued support throughout their academic journey.