The Carmen Pérez González School in Uganda is celebrating the excellent academic results achieved by its students: a 100% pass rate on the secondary school entrance exam.
The effort made by all the students and teachers of the school, located in the district of SembbuléThis effort has paid off. This week, the school received the official results of the P7 (ages 10-11) students' entrance exams for secondary school. It is particularly noteworthy that 100% of the students at the Carmen Pérez González school passed. These results demonstrate the constant improvement of a student body that only has access to the resources provided by the school. NGO Rafiki Africa makes it available to you.
In addition to all students passing, seven of them achieved the highest level of excellence. The remaining twelve students who took the exam achieved the second-highest level, with a very good score. Thanks to these excellent results, the Carmen Pérez González School has established itself as the leading school in the Sembabule district, boasting the highest academic achievement.
Opportunity to train
The success of the NGO Rafiki Africa And the success of the Carmen Pérez González School, whose teachers are funded by the Lope de Vega International School, lies not only in these very positive results, but also in increasing the number of students enrolled each day. This would not be possible without the The arduous work carried out by the NGO Rafiki Africa would not be possible without the contribution and solidarity shown by all the families of Lope de Vega International School throughout all these years..
The “back to school”
These days, the return to school is taking place, a time of reunion with classmates and an important moment for children, many of whom are beginning a new chapter. This stage has added value in Uganda, as it provides students with the opportunity to dedicate their time to education instead of working.
Carmen Pérez González School by Rafiki Africa
In 2018, the Lope de Vega International School signed a collaboration agreement with the educational NGO Rafiki Africa. Through this agreement, Lope de Vega assumed responsibility for covering the teaching costs of this new primary school, with a capacity for 400 students, which was beginning its construction that same year.
After the school was built in 2018, it was able to open in 2019 and It was officially certified in 2022 by the government of Uganda.
Construction of the Carmen Pérez González School, 2018. 
Official certification as an educational institution granted by the government of Uganda in 2022.
