The Observer3h
High fees: Why parents are stuck with costly schools
As the first school term of 2025 begins, parents across Uganda are grappling with the relentless burden of skyrocketing ...
Daily Monitor on MSN1d
Great equalizer of men: The transformative power of education
Education is a crucial medium that both government and the private sector must continue to support to build a better country ...
NTV10h
UPE schools improve, but extra fees boost performance
Schools under the Universal Primary Education (UPE) program have shown performance improvement compared to previous years.
The Daily Monitor on MSN1d
Over 1 million learners fail to sit PLE every year
More than 3,100 pupils who are admitted to different primary schools across the country drop out daily, according to Monitor ...
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Govt registers progress in access to basic education
and Universal Secondary Education (USE). In January 2024, the Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) released the 2023 Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE). A total of 749,254 candidates from ...
Opinion
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Address UPE funding issues
Last year it emerged that the implementation of UPE was being pegged back on account of acute shortages of infrastructure and equipment like classrooms, pit-latrines, desks and chairs. Thank you for ...
independent.co.ug6d
UPE: Head teachers want automatic promotion policy reconsidered
A group of head teachers in Kasese District is urging the government, through the Ministry of Education and Sports, to ...
Women's eNews8mon
Empowering Futures: The Critical Role of Sexual and Reproductive Health Education in Uganda
Nambi’s story reflects a broader challenge faced by many young girls in Uganda: the lack of access to comprehensive SRH education. According to the Ministry of Education’s Performance Monitoring & ...