The NDDP-FC Pilot Project: A Leap Forward in Basic Education In 2019, a significant partnership blossomed between the Namayingo District and the Embassy of Iceland, marking the birth of the NDDP-FC Pilot Project. This ambitious initiative has since been a beacon of hope and progress in the education sector of the region. The project’s core aim is to enhance the quality and accessibility of basic Read More…
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…
