The School Administration of Koro Secondary School held the First General Assembly for Term I on Friday, 20th February 2026. The assembly brought together students, teaching staff, non-teaching staff, and members of the prefectorial body to officially begin the academic term.
1. Opening and Welcome Remarks
The Deputy Head Teacher I Madam Lilly Grace Luloyi officially welcomed all students back to school for the 2026 Academic Year. Special recognition was given to:
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All new students who transferred from other schools.
Students were encouraged to embrace discipline, hard work, and commitment to excellence in both academics and co-curricular activities. The administration emphasized that Term I sets the foundation for the entire academic year.
2. Message to New Students
New students were warmly welcomed and reminded that Koro Secondary School is a community built on:
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Respect
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Discipline
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Academic excellence
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Responsibility
They were encouraged to interact freely, seek guidance from teachers and prefects, and actively participate in school programs.
3. Communication from the Prefectorial Body
The Head Prefect, on behalf of the prefectorial body, assured the administration of full cooperation in maintaining discipline and order within the school. Key issues highlighted included:
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Strict observance of school rules and regulations.
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Proper time management and punctuality.
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Cleanliness of classrooms and the compound.
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Respect for school property.
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Proper conduct during prep time and assemblies.
Students were reminded that prefects serve as a link between the student body and the administration.
4. Communication from Duty Teachers
The duty teachers addressed the assembly and reminded students of:
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Observing the daily school timetable.
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Reporting on time for morning parade and lessons.
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Keeping dormitories and classrooms clean.
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Maintaining silence during class hours and prep time.
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Reporting any cases of misconduct or emergencies promptly.
Students were advised to always cooperate with duty teachers as they oversee daily operations and student welfare.
5. Address from the School Administration
The administration emphasized the following key areas:
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Academic seriousness from the first week of term.
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Completion of holiday work (where applicable).
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Proper uniform and grooming standards.
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Zero tolerance to indiscipline, absenteeism, and exam malpractice.
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Commitment to the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) and practical learning approaches.
Students were encouraged to set personal academic targets for the term.
6. Upcoming Launch of the ICT Club
The assembly also received exciting news about the upcoming launch of the School ICT Club. The administration highlighted that the club will:
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Promote digital literacy and responsible use of technology.
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Equip learners with practical ICT skills.
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Support innovation, website development, coding, and digital creativity.
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Prepare students for competitions and project-based learning.
Students interested in technology, innovation, and digital problem-solving were encouraged to register once official communication is made regarding the launch date.
7. Conclusion
The assembly concluded with a call for unity, discipline, and teamwork among students and staff. Learners were reminded that success depends on cooperation between students, teachers, prefects, and the administration.
The school officially declared Term I, Academic Year 2026, fully operational.
“Be Responsible.”
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