In a heartfelt gesture of appreciation, several club patrons and coaches at St. Charles Lwanga Kitabi Vocational Secondary School were awarded during the Passing out of the Patriots event, which also featured the Chavoc Mega Talent Show. These individuals have played key roles in shaping the talents and discipline of students, and their recognition highlights the importance of mentorship in co-curricular growth.
Among those awarded were patrons and coaches from various clubs and sports disciplines. The football coach, known for guiding the school’s energetic team, was honored alongside the volleyball coach, whose players emerged as champions. The sports patron, who supervises the school’s entire athletics program, also received recognition for outstanding coordination and leadership.
On the creative side, the MDD patron, responsible for supporting the Music, Dance, and Drama group, received well-deserved applause for nurturing student talent. The Interact Club patron was acknowledged for fostering service and leadership among students. Meanwhile, the debate club patron and the brain challenge mentor were celebrated for encouraging academic excellence and competitive reasoning.
These awards, presented in the presence of the school leadership and student body, underscore the role that dedicated staff play in building a vibrant school culture. Their tireless support behind the scenes often fuels the success of students who shine on stage and in competitions.
Every club and sport represents a learning opportunity — and the patrons behind them are the pillars that uphold excellence, creativity, and character. This moment of recognition affirms that their guidance is seen, valued, and deeply appreciated by the entire school community.