District and Average Score District and Average Score Bushenyi MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 2.78 Kisoro MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 3.17 Ntungamo MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 3.36 Kabale MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 3.65 Rukungiri MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 3.70 Mbarara Main 3.70 Fortportal City 3.70 Kira MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 3.73 Masaka City 3.75 Makindye Ssabagabo MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 3.76 Kabarole 3.Read More…
District and Average Score District and Average Score Bushenyi MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 3.00 Ntungamo MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 3.02 Mbarara City 3.36 Kabale MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 3.39 Fortportal City 3.39 Kisoro MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 3.43 Kira MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 3.45 Mukono MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 3.51 Rukungiri MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 3.55 Makindye Ssabagabo MUNICIPAL CORead More…
District and Average Score District and Average Score Bushenyi MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 3.72 Kisoro MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 4.10 Ntungamo MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 4.17 Rukungiri MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 4.21 Fort Portal City 4.31 Bunyangabu 4.41 Mbarara City 4.42 Kabarole 4.48 Kabale MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 4.71 Kasese MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 4.73 Kitgum MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 4.88 Read More…
Uganda is a country of immense potential and opportunity. Its population is one of the most diverse in the world, with over 56 ethnic groups and more than 50 languages spoken. With this diversity comes a unique set of challenges, particularly in terms of education. The performance of pupils in each district and municipality has a significant impact on the overall educational achievement in UgandaRead More…
A total of 832,654 candidates from 14,691 centres (schools) registered for PLE in 2022 compared to 749,761 in 2020. Of this number, 583,768 (70.1%) from 11,306 centres were Universal Primary Education (UPE) beneficiaries, and 248,982 (29.9%) of the candidates were Non UPE. The proportion of candidates benefitting from the Universal Education programme has increased by 1.7 percent. Table 1 belowRead More…
Uganda is home to some of the best schools in Africa, and the standards of education are continually improving. For those looking for a top-tier education, the 4 in 4 aggregate score is an important indicator. The PLE 2022 results have shown that there are several schools across Uganda that have achieved a 4 in 4 aggregate score, indicating their excellence in academics. In this article, we willRead More…
Education Minister Janet Museveni and Uganda National Examination Board (UNEB) released the 2022 Primary Leaving Examinations (2022 PLE) results from the State House, Nakasero. This is the first set of exams to be released by the authorities. The examinations body announced that students will be able to access the results by SMS on their phones or via the internet. HOW DO I CHECK RESULTS ON PHRead More…
MTN Uganda in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Sports and Continuum Financial Group have launched an E learning platform called ULEARN, a self-paced e-learning platform for teachers and teacher educators countrywide, that can be accessed at zero data costs via the MTN network. The platform will provide access to quality educational content, including videos, interactive activities, Read More…
KAWA Digital content is an innovative and forward-thinking solution that aims to improve the quality of education in Kamuli District. With the increasing use of technology in education and the growing need for digital resources, KAWA is working to bridge the gap between traditional classroom instruction and the latest digital tools and techniques. The company offers a wide range of digital resourRead More…
Introduction: What is Classroom Management & Why is it Important for Ugandan Teachers? “The dropout crisis is just the tip of an iceberg. What it doesn’t count are all the kids who are in school but being disengaged from it, who don’t enjoy it, who don’t get any real benefit from it.” Said Sir Ken Robinson, a British author, speaker, and international advisor on education who died iRead More…
Early childhood education (ECE) in Uganda is a critical component of the country’s overall education system. It is considered as the foundation for a child’s future academic and social development. However, despite its importance, ECE in Uganda is facing numerous challenges that hinder its effectiveness. One of the main challenges facing ECE in Uganda is a lack of government funding. The governmeRead More…
In preparation for the upcoming National Conference on Communications-NCC 2022, the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) in collaboration with the Makerere University College of Engineering, Art, Design, and Technology has started involving Secondary Schools with ICT clubs in digital Innovations. The idea is to have students work on new or ongoing ICT-related innovations under mentorship fRead More…