Fri, May 8th, 2026

Nim Media
FootballNov 24, 2025

End of Year Primary Schools Sports Gala returns with expanded games and strong contingent

Nsereko Musoke Isa avatar

Byline

Nsereko Musoke Isa

Nov 24, 20252 min readNov 24, 2025

Share this story

End of Year Primary Schools Sports Gala returns with expanded games and strong contingent
The 3rd edition of the Annual End of Year Primary Schools Sports Gala is set to take place on Wednesday, 26th November 2025, at the Ntenjeru Ssaza Grounds in Kayunga. This year’s gala promises to be bigger and better, with the introduction of Netball for Girls (U12 and U14) in addition to the already popular […]

The 3rd edition of the Annual End of Year Primary Schools Sports Gala is set to take place on Wednesday, 26th November 2025, at the Ntenjeru Ssaza Grounds in Kayunga.

This year’s gala promises to be bigger and better, with the introduction of Netball for Girls (U12 and U14) in addition to the already popular football boys (U12 and U14) categories.

Photo by VOB

“The End of Year Primary Schools Sports Gala is a visionary platform designed to identify, nurture, and elevate Uganda’s young talents,” said Mbuga Swaibu, Organizing Committee Chairman.

“The Gala goes beyond competition. It’s a mission-driven initiative focused on celebrating learners’ achievements in a sportive and spirited community environment.

It provides a platform to reinforce key academic and life skills, such as teamwork, leadership, and resilience through the shared experience.”

Photo by VOB

The gala has seen a significant increase in participation since its inception in 2023, with top primary schools from across Uganda set to converge in Kayunga.

Some of the participating schools include Janan Primary School Bombo, St Mark Junior School Kayunga, Wakiso District powerhouse Medinah Islamic Junior School, and Rays of Grace Junior School, among others.

Photo by VOB

St Mark Schools Kayunga has partnered with Kanjuki Junior School for team registration, medals, trophies, lunch, and everything for the next generation to enjoy.

The event promises to be an exciting celebration of young talent, sportsmanship, and community spirit.

Photo by VOB

Recent winners of the gala include Rays of Grace Junior School (2024 U12 Boys Football) and Kanjuki Junior School (2024 U14 Boys Football, 2023 U12 Boys Football, and 2023 U14 Boys Football).

Filed under

Comments

Join the conversation

Readers can react, ask questions, and add context directly below the story.

0 comments

Community note

Moderation, threaded discussion, and the most useful replies can all be managed natively inside WordPress as this site grows.

Previous story

Saudi Fund for Development and FIFA join forces to transform sports infrastructure in developing nations
FIFANov 25, 2025

Saudi Fund for Development and FIFA join forces to transform sports infrastructure in developing nations

In a landmark partnership, the Saudi Fund for Development (SFD) and FIFA have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to allocate up to USD 1 billion in concessional loans for the construction and rehabilitation of sports stadiums and essential surrounding infrastructure in developing countries around the world. This initiative underscores a shared commitment to support […]

Unity and rivalry drive Ssebwalunyo to Fortebet Real Stars glory

Unity and rivalry drive Ssebwalunyo to Fortebet Real Stars glory

NEC FC goalkeeper Hannigton Ssebwalunyo has attributed his April brilliance to a powerful blend of team unity and internal competition, following his recognition as the headline winner at the Fortebet Real Stars Sports Monthly Awards. The 36-year-old shot-stopper, who enjoyed a remarkable run of form, revealed that the collective spirit within the NEC FC camp—coupled […]

Boni Concili, St. Noa, Rines and Amus cruise into semi-finals as USSSA girls football championship heats up in Mukono

Boni Concili, St. Noa, Rines and Amus cruise into semi-finals as USSSA girls football championship heats up in Mukono

Defending champions St. Noa Girls Secondary School–Zana delivered a composed and commanding performance to brush aside Latifah Mixed Secondary School 3-0 in the quarter-finals, securing their place in the last four of the ongoing Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) Girls Football Championship in Mukono. St. Noa asserted early control, with Dorah Nangobi reacting quickest […]

Ankole Cup 2026 set for grand return as Bushenyi hosts opening showpiece

Ankole Cup 2026 set for grand return as Bushenyi hosts opening showpiece

The stage is set for a compelling revival of one of western Uganda’s most celebrated football spectacles, as the Ankole Cup 2026 returns with renewed ambition, broader participation, and heightened anticipation across the region. Slated to run from June to August—strategically timed during Uganda’s football off-season—the tournament is poised to dominate the sporting landscape, bringing […]

Last-Gasp Bukedea Stun STAHIZA in Penalty Drama as USSSA Quarter-finals Take Shape

Last-Gasp Bukedea Stun STAHIZA in Penalty Drama as USSSA Quarter-finals Take Shape

The stage is now set for a gripping quarter-final round, with rivalries reignited and momentum building as the race for Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) national Girls football glory intensifies. In dramatic fashion, Bukedea Comprehensive Secondary School staged a breathtaking late comeback to edge Standard High School-Zzana (STAHIZA) 4-3 in a penalty shootout, sealing […]