Amolatar district chairperson to prioritise education in 2026-2031 term
Ogwal Omamade the commitment on Tuesday June 2 while presiding over the handover of instructional materials to head teachers under the UCatchUp programme.
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Jewel Michael turns spotlight on education with launch of her foundation
Jewel Michael’s foundation will focus primarily on education in the West Nile, with special guests such as Gen Salim Saleh expected to attend the launch.
Adjumani education department urged to recruit more teachers
CSBAG has been branded a mirror of change in the education transformation in Adjumani district.
Lamwo district trains primary teachers to boost learner performance
Teachers who participated in the training expressed appreciation, admitting that it filled long standing knowledge gaps that have affected their teaching effectiveness.
Oyam: Agriculture, education, and roads top Jane Acilo’s agenda
Jane Frances Acilo is planning to oust Santa Alum Ogwang as the Oyam district woman MP in the 2026 elections.
First Lady highlights progress and challenges in Uganda’s education sector
On Thursday, First Lady Janet emphasized the transformative role of education in rehabilitation and character development.
Why Aguti, a Dokolo woman MP, and others travelled to Ghana
MP Sarah Aguti Nyangkori, who also serves on the Ugandan Parliament’s education committee, thanked the government for the Ghana trip.
Education: Why UPC says “3rd term begins amid hard times”
Third term education across Uganda officially starts on September 15 until mid December.
Georgiana Daniels Foundation | Martyrs’ Day message
The Georgiana Daniels Foundation encourages young people to be committed to their religious beliefs and to remain positively ambitious as they grow.
Reggio Emilia Pedagogy, a true and lasting solution to learners’ achievement in early years
Reggio’s approach looks at the environment as the third teacher and encourages educators to take great thought and care when designing learning spaces.
UPC tells NRM govt “our old education model can be an eye-opener and a magic bullet for you”
UPC and Milton Obote Foundation (MOF) had walked this journey before; with a subsidiary known as Uganda School Supplies that provided scholastic materials to all schools across the country and owned a furniture factory in Mbale…
Govt Scholarships: Northern Uganda Needs Affirmative Action
As it is now, there is absolutely no doubt that the current government scholarships, especially national merit scheme, is flawed and unfair. This year, only 243 of the A-Level schools had their students admitted, meaning that 1,709 A-Level schools did not have a single student admitted.