PLE 2025 RESULTS
St. Aloysius Primary School, Mbarara City, has recorded another 100% Pass Rate performance in the 2025 Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) Results: Div 1 = 57, Div 2 = 81, Absent = 0, Total = 138.
Announcing 2025 PLE Results: A Step Forward with Lessons Learned
St. Aloysius Primary School (STAPS) is pleased to share the results of our Primary Seven candidates in the 2025 Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE). Maintaining our tradition of a 100% pass rate, all 138 students achieved Division One or Two, ensuring their pathway to secondary education. While we celebrate this accomplishment and our motto “We Still Strive For Success,” we acknowledge that it is not a performance we would wish to have or even expected. We shall return stronger, using these insights to elevate our standards in the coming years.
Key Highlights from the 2025 PLE Results
This year, 138 candidates participated, with 80 males and 58 females. The division distribution is:
- Division One: 57 students (41.3%)
- Division Two: 81 students (58.7%)
- Division Three and Four: 0 students
- Failed or Absent: 0 students
With an average aggregate of 13.36, the results demonstrate consistent effort across subjects, though they highlight areas for growth compared to prior years.
Subject-Wise Analysis
Students showed resilience in core areas, particularly Mathematics. Averages and distinctions (grades 1-2) are as follows:
| Subject | Average Grade | Distinctions (Grade 1 or 2) |
|---|---|---|
| Mathematics | 2.77 | 68 |
| English | 3.17 | 30 |
| Science | 3.53 | 21 |
| Social Studies | 3.89 | 9 |
Mathematics led with strong distinctions, reflecting our enhanced focus on problem-solving. English and Science held steady, while Social Studies suggests a need for deeper engagement strategies moving forward.
Gender Performance Insights
Achievements were solid across the board:
- Males: 80 candidates, 37 in Division One (46.2%)
- Females: 58 candidates, 20 in Division One (34.5%)
Our commitment to equity continues, with targeted programs to support all learners equally.
What This Means for STAPS
These results, while maintaining our perfect pass rate, show a dip in Division One percentages from 2024’s 61.8% to 41.3%. We view this as an opportunity for reflection and improvement, strengthening curriculum delivery, teacher training, and student support systems. Our success has always come from innovative approaches, parental collaboration, and pupil perseverance. As we transition our graduates to secondary school, we recommit to excellence.
To our 2025 candidates: Congratulations on your achievements! You’ve embodied resilience, and we’re confident in your future.
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