The National Examination and School Inspection Authority (NESA), in partnership with the Ministry of Education, has announced a travel schedule for boarding students who will travel to the districts where their schools are located.
According to the schedule released on September 1, 2026, the student movements will take place from September 3 to September 6, 2026.
On September 3, students from Ruhango and Gisagara will travel to the Southern Province. Students from Ngororero will travel to the Western Province, while those from Musanze will go to the Northern Province. Students from Nyagatare and Gatsibo will travel to the Eastern Province.
On September 4, students from Nyanza and Kamonyi will travel to the Southern Province. Those from Nyabihu and Rubavu will travel to the Western Province, while students from Burera will go to the Northern Province. Students from Rwamagana and Kayonza will travel to the Eastern Province.
On September 5, students from Huye and Nyamagabe will travel to the Southern Province. Those from Karongi and Rutsiro will go to the Western Province, while students from Rulindo and Gakenke will travel to the Northern Province. Students from Ngoma and Kirehe will travel to the Eastern Province.
On September 6, students from Muhanga and Nyaruguru will travel to the Southern Province. Those from Rusizi and Nyamasheke will travel to the Western Province, while students from Gicumbi will go to the Northern Province. Students from Bugesera will travel to the Eastern Province.
Students from Nyarugenge, Gasabo and Kicukiro will travel within Kigali City.
NESA has asked students to follow the travel schedule carefully and travel while wearing their school uniforms.
Parents have also been advised to take their children to the school early and ensure that they have appropriate clothes for travelling.
Education officials at district and sector levels have been asked to closely monitor the process and ensure that schools are ready to receive the students.
Students starting their journey from Kigali, as well as those passing through Kigali to other provinces, will gather in Kigali. They will take buses from Kigali Pele Stadium to continue their journey to the examination centres.
NESA also warned that after 3:00 p.m., the stadium will be closed. Students are therefore advised to arrive at the stadium on time.
The travel arrangement is intended to help boarding students reach their schools early, prepare for their studies and avoid delays that could affect their participation in the class.
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