Over 1200 Students to graduate at King James Nursing and Midwifery School
By Bonny Otim Ogwal (bonny.otim@vol.co.ug)
Lira City
At least 1,262 students are to graduate from King James School of Nursing and Midwifery during the 1st graduation ceremony that will take place on Friday 28th February, 2025.
According to the statistics from the School academic registrar’s office, 342 students will graduate with Certificate in Midfrey meanwhile 919 will graduate with certificate in Nursing.
This is the first time King James School of Nursing and Midwifery is passing out students nearly 10 years after its first admission of students.
Speaking to Voice of Lango FM Thursday afternoon, the Deputy Principal Samuel Odongo says they are excited to pass out their first lot of trained health care providers for to serve the nation.
According to Odongo, over the years the school has laid a firm foundation to train health workers with appropriate skills to serve the Country.
Established in 2015, King James School of Nursing and Midfrey has a current enrollment of 863 students pursuing different academic programs.
