By Joseph muyingo
Hundreds of pupils at Kampala Parents’ School gave the school’s chairman, Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia, a rousing reception on Wednesday, surrounding him with excitement as they eagerly sought handshakes, photos and autographs in their exercise books.
The heartwarming scenes unfolded as Dr. Ruparelia walked through the school compound, where pupils broke into cheers and patiently lined up for an opportunity to meet one of Uganda’s most prominent education investors. Many described the moment as unforgettable, with the chairman warmly interacting with the learners and signing their books.
The enthusiastic reception highlighted the deep admiration pupils have for Dr. Ruparelia, whose investments in education have helped shape the lives of thousands of young Ugandans. To many learners, he represents the values of hard work, excellence, innovation and the belief that quality education can unlock limitless opportunities.
Teachers watched with pride as pupils seized the rare opportunity to interact with a leader they see as an inspiration. The encounter reinforced the importance of exposing young people to role models who encourage them to dream big and pursue academic excellence.
Located in Naguru, Kampala, Kampala Parents’ School is widely recognised as one of Uganda’s leading primary schools. The institution has built a reputation for delivering quality education through modern learning facilities, experienced teachers, strong co-curricular programmes and a commitment to developing disciplined, confident and well-rounded learners.
The school has also maintained an impressive academic record, consistently ranking among the country’s top performers in the Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE). Its strong performance continues to cement its status as a centre of excellence in Uganda’s education sector.
The warm reception accorded to Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia served as a powerful reminder that leadership is not measured only by business success but also by the ability to inspire the next generation. For the pupils of Kampala Parents’ School, the opportunity to meet their chairman was more than a memorable experience—it was a moment of motivation that many will cherish for years to come.
