Aweil Academic Affairs

Just in: Sacred Heart Of Jesus Comboni Secondary School has started their “First Term Examinations” for the academic year 2026/27 today, Thursday 30th April.

News! New! News!

Re: True Friendship of Students.

1. John Dut Garang Garam ( Medical Laboratory Science,MLS, Department General).
2. Atak Wol Atak ( public health, department general).

The above names mentioned are the first year students in Juba University doing medical courses while others are also there with them in University of Juba as well from Aweil, NBGS.
But I just want to talk about these two gentlemen(students)' background and their tied up relationship in schools.

Atak and John were first meeting in St. Maria Primary School, Aweil as primary eight candidates in 2018.
They also did senior one and two together in St. Maria Goretti Secondary School in 2019 and 2020. Whereas Dut Garang became a senior and well-known by his duties ran out in school.

In 2021 - 2022, they joined Cornerstone Vision Academy Secondary School in Aweil together doing the S.3 and S.4 science department. Whereas John became a first head boy( Head perfect) in CVA and was really very active in his duties.
He was loved by all school families both students and teachers because of his good behaviors, characters, creativity and humility.

They set together in CVA for SSCSS in 2022/2023 and were passed with good results.

Again, they also joined the University of Juba together in 2026 school of medical laboratory science and school of public health department general in BD programs.

~ We do understand the following factors from them.
✓ True tied Friendship.
✓ They have a dream and vision.
✓ They never ignore one's opinion.
✓ They correct themselves in any fall.
✓ Both are single and live in a simpler life of God.
✓ They have the spirit of charity among themselves.

# citizens (students) let us do the same as well as also Deng Rehan and Bak Yep did....

Thanks
Aweil Academic Affairs page.

📚 ONGOING SCHOOL DEBATE – YOUR VOICE MATTERS! 🎤
An exciting and important debate is currently taking place at Light Nursery, Primary and Secondary School located in Marial Baai, Aweil West County.
🗣️ Motion: “Phones should be allowed in school.”
This debate is not just for students alone—it is a conversation for all of us. In today’s digital world, mobile phones can be powerful tools for learning, research, and communication. However, they can also bring distractions and challenges to the learning environment.
That’s why this debate matters. It helps students think critically, express their ideas confidently, and understand different perspectives.
👏 To all the students and participants:
Keep up the great work! You are building confidence, leadership, and the future of our nation through education and dialogue. Your voices are powerful—never stop using them.
💬 To the audience and community:
This debate concerns all of us. We invite you to share your thoughts—
Should phones be allowed in school or not?
Drop your opinions in the comments section and be part of this meaningful discussion.
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URGENT APPEAL TO THE GOVERNMENT OF SOUTH SUDAN 🇸🇸

We humbly raise our voices to bring attention to the painful reality facing our people in Upper Nile State.

Children—our future leaders—are being forced to learn under the rain, sitting on the ground with their teachers, because there are no proper school buildings. Education, which should be a safe and dignified right, has become a daily struggle for survival.

These pupils deserve classrooms, protection, and a learning environment that respects their dignity. Teachers, too, deserve support and proper working conditions to continue shaping the next generation.

We call upon the government and all responsible authorities:

- To urgently invest in building schools in Upper Nile
- To provide basic learning materials and safe environments
- To prioritize education as a foundation for peace and development

Let us not allow these children’s dreams to be washed away by the rain.

The future of South Sudan depends on what we do today.

John Dut Garang Garam has finally registered in the school of the medical laboratory science department of general in the university of Juba.
Dut was a student in Cornerstone Vision Academy (CVA) as a Head Boy( head perfect) of the school.
From 2021 UpTo 2022/2023AY.

**John Dut has the following in his time**

- He was the best public speaker who convince the general public in a minute.
- His duties in the school has no blame and shame.
- He was a disciplined student in the school and honest to the teachers and to community at large.
- He rised up the school in terms of debate (beating King Solomon in debate 2021 with more points), in terms of sports (beating King Solomon and Trinity College), and in terms of school matching during Independence Day he give a good morals and encouraging all learners to higher the school to be the best among the rest of the best.
- He promoted school relationships with other schools in Aweil Town,NBGs...
- After completing SEC SC in CVA, John Dut has been granted and promoted as a teacher for Primary School and a School Finance Officer in Cornerstone Vision Academy Primary and Secondary School Aweil Town NBGs.....

Other things are you who knows them....

Congratulations 👏 Daniel Dau Malong Ajach for obtaining 79.9%

Congratulations 👏 to Atap Garang Kenyang for getting 80.2% in Primary Leaving Certificate at Emmanuel Orphans Primary School in Aweil west county, Ayat East payam

To the young people of South Sudan — our future leaders, lawyers, doctors, teachers, engineers, and innovators — this message is for you.
Our nation is young. Our dreams are big. But one of the challenges holding us back is early marriage, especially among teenagers who still have so much potential to grow, learn, and achieve.
Marriage is not a bad thing. It is a beautiful commitment when the time is right. But when it happens too early, it can stop education, limit opportunities, and make life more difficult than it needs to be.
Education gives you:
Knowledge
Confidence
Independence
The power to make wise decisions
When a young person chooses education first, they are not rejecting culture — they are preparing themselves to become stronger parents, better providers, and responsible citizens in the future.
South Sudan needs educated youth.
We need young women finishing secondary school.
We need young men completing university.
We need a generation that can rebuild and transform our country.
Early marriage may bring temporary security, but education brings long-term success.
Imagine a South Sudan where:
Girls become doctors and lawyers.
Boys become engineers and entrepreneurs.
Families are supported by knowledge, not just tradition.
The image of our country changes because of educated, disciplined, and visionary youth.
The future of South Sudan is not in the hands of tomorrow — it is in your hands today.
Choose books before babies.
Choose dreams before pressure.
Choose classrooms before commitments.
Let us rise as a generation that changes the image of South Sudan through education, discipline, and hope.
Your future is bigger than early marriage.
Your country needs your education. 🇸🇸✨

To all the young people out there — never give up on your education.
Life may be hard. School fees may be difficult. Challenges may come. But remember this: your current struggle is not your final destination.
Education is not just about passing exams.
It is about building your mind.
It is about creating opportunities.
It is about changing your family’s story.
Many successful people started with nothing but hope and determination. What made the difference? They refused to quit.
📚 Stay focused.
📖 Respect your teachers.
🖊 Work hard even when nobody is watching.
🎓 Believe that your future is bigger than your current situation.
The youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow. If you invest in your education today, you are investing in your future family, your community, and your nation.
Never let temporary problems destroy permanent dreams.
Keep studying. Keep believing. Keep moving forward.
Your future is waiting for you. 💪✨

🌟 EDUCATION IS THE KEY TO A BRIGHTER FUTURE 🌟

Valentino Achak Deng Nybek is one of the inspiring education pioneers in South Sudan whose dedication to the young generation has left a powerful mark on many lives.
He is known as the founder of Marial Baai Secondary School, established under the umbrella of Achak Foundation. His dream was simple but powerful: to give young people access to quality education and guide them toward a brighter future.
Between 2016 and 2017, the school faced serious challenges and eventually collapsed. For many people, this would have been the end of the journey. But for Valentino Achak Deng Nybek, it was not the end — it was only a test of his commitment.
Instead of giving up, he rose again with even greater determination. Later, he founded another institution known as Cornerstone Vision Academy. This was clear proof that his mission was not about buildings, but about empowering the young generation through education.