Bal: The CEB of Ouri achieved an overall success rate of 95.94% in the results of the CEP, 2026 session. The Basic Education District (CEB) of Ouri, proceeded on Saturday, June 13, 2026, to the deliberation and proclamation of the results of the Primary School Certificate (CEP) examination, 2026 session, in the center of Ouri in the presence of administrative, educational authorities and parents of students.
According to Burkina Information Agency, out of a total of 936 candidates presented, including 575 girls and 361 boys, the results announced show 898 admitted with 554 girls and 344 boys, representing an overall success rate of 95.94% for this 2026 session. Compared to the 2025 session where the success rate was 76.69% for 858 candidates presented, the CEB records a significant evolution in terms of results, thus reflecting the determination of educational actors for academic excellence.
Enthusiastic about this percentage, the first vice-president of the special delegation, Yacouba Lougu, not only offered his warmest congratulations and encouragement to the entire educational community for these results achieved, but also to those admitted for their success. 'I urge you, dear VDP of education, to maintain your perseverance in order to make the star of excellence shine in the community for the happiness of our children. To those who have been accepted, I wish you a successful continuation of your studies,' he added.
For CCEB Doubanou Marcel Kassa, this result is to the credit of all the educational actors of the CEB who continue to fight body and soul despite the difficult working conditions to keep the Burkinabe school standing. 'I express my gratitude to the management team who have been able to implement the innovations I asked them to implement for improved performance, and especially to the CM2 teachers for the sacrifice made during the school year,' said the head of the CEB.
This proclamation session continued in a euphoric atmosphere filled with cries of joy for those elected that day and encouragement for those who were deferred.