91 graduate with Certificate in Child Care, Certificate in Early Childhood Care and Education and Diploma in Education (Primary)
A moment to remember! Class of 2024 graduates in a group photo, marking the end of one journey and the start of another
The 5th graduation ceremony of Luigi Giussani Institute of Higher Education (LGIHE) on December 2, 2024, was a radiant celebration, filled with color, joy, and pride. Held at the Luzira campus in Kampala, the event marked a significant milestone in the institution’s history as it honored 91 graduates, the largest number graduated yet. Families, friends, and dignitaries gathered to witness this special moment as students received their certificates and diplomas, celebrating the fruits of their academic journey.
Graduates pose for a group photo with staff of LGIHE and invited guests
Under the theme “Inspiring Growth as Stewards of Learning,” the ceremony highlighted LGIHE’s commitment to fostering growth and empowering individuals through relationship-based education. Graduates from the Certificate in Child Care, Early Childhood Care and Education, and the Diploma in Education, Primary, proudly crossed the stage, adorned in bright robes that reflected their hard-earned achievements.
Irene Nampewo holds her accolade after graduating with a distinction in Certificate in Early Childhood Care and Education. Looking on are Jude Matovu (left), head of department early childhood education; Joanita Justine Wanyana (second-left), dean of students and Stella Rose Akongo, principal LGIHE
The atmosphere was lively. The chief guest, Joseph Kikomeko, the Commissioner of Teacher Education, Training, and Development from the Ministry of Education and Sports, emphasized the importance of education in shaping Uganda’s future. “Today is your day. You stand at the threshold of a future that depends on your passion and dedication to transform lives and uplift communities. Your role transcends the classroom boundaries; it is one of leadership, mentorship, and nation-building,” he said.
Baker Asiimwe holds his award after graduating with a distinction in Diploma in Education (Primary). Looking on are Benedict Oguu (left), head of department primary education; Joanita Justine Wanyana (second-left), dean of students and Stella Rose Akongo, principal LGIHE
As the ceremony unfolded, it was more than just a formal occasion—it was a reflection of LGIHE’s mission to empower students to discover their infinite dignity and strive toward the totality of freedom.
The graduates will now carry the lessons learned at LGIHE to inspire growth in the communities they serve.
Class of 2024 graduates: Some of the 91 graduates in a group photo
Congratulations to our 91 graduates.
The LGIHE graduation ceremony kicked off with celebration of Mass led by Fr. Alex Kimpi
The beautiful voices of the choir filled the air during the graduation Mass, creating a a sense of peace and gratitude, setting the tone for a day of celebration and reflection. A perfect way to begin the celebration of achievements!
LGIHE academic registrar Ivan Mukibi (right) leads the academic processionEsther Achen read speech on behalf of the graduates. She asked her fellow graduates to take the responsibility to lead, innovate, shape the future and make a positive difference in the world everyday.LGIHE chairperson, governing council, Michael Kabanda Nganda, called on graduate teachers to be good mentorsJoseph Kikomeko, Commissioner, Teacher Education, Training and Development (TETD) at the Ministry of Education and Sports, was the chief guest. He challenged graduate teachers to use the knowledge, skills, values and other other competencies acquired at LGIHE to make a meaningful impactLGIHE chairperson, governing council — Michael Kabanda Nganda — confers upon graduands, a certificate Early Childhood Care and EducationCapturing moments in real-time; Memories to cherish foreverGraduates let loose and enjoy the moment with celebration and cheersGraduates danced their way into a new chapter at the LGIHE 2024 Graduation CeremonyA sweet moment to celebrate a monumental achievement. Graduates and dignitaries join together to cut cakeGraduates: “Couldn’t have done it without them by my side. This one’s for us!”
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