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Academics · 6 November 2026

Special Dua for UACE Candidates Ahead of Final Examinations

We held a special Dua for the 2026 UACE candidates, bringing students and staff together to seek Allah’s guidance, wisdom and blessings ahead of their final examinations. The gathering reinforced the importance of combining academic preparation with faith, discipline and perseverance.

As the 2026 Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) examinations approach, Lowell Girls’ School has held a special Dua for its candidates, bringing students and staff together in prayer, reflection and spiritual encouragement.

The candidates came together in prayer, seeking Allah’s guidance, strength, good health and success in their final examinations.

The school’s Principal Director, Hajjat Aisha Lubega, joined the students and staff during the spiritual gathering, demonstrating the school’s commitment to nurturing learners academically, spiritually and morally.

The Dua served as a moment for candidates to reflect on their academic journey, appreciate the effort and sacrifices that have brought them this far, and seek strength and reassurance as they prepare for the examinations.

Through the gathering, the school emphasised the importance of combining hard work and academic preparation with faith, discipline, patience and trust in Allah.

At Lowell Girls’ School, we believe that education goes beyond academic achievement. We are committed to nurturing confident, responsible and well-rounded young women who are equipped with the values and character needed to navigate life’s opportunities and challenges.

As our candidates begin this important examination period, we encourage them to remain focused, trust in their preparation and put their faith in Allah.

May Allah grant our candidates ease, wisdom, confidence and success in their examinations. Ameen.

We wish the entire UACE Class of 2026 the very best!

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