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Inclusive Education Questioned as Gov’t Fails to Release SNE Grants to Schools

22 Jan 2025 · According to data from the World Bank and UNICEF, approximately 16 percent of children in Uganda—around 2.5 million—live with some form of disability. However, only 5 percent of these children access education through inclusive learning, while 10 percent attend special schools.

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Inclusive Education Questioned as Gov’t Fails to Release SNE Grants to Schools Auditor General 3 1

According to data from the World Bank and UNICEF, approximately 16 percent of children in Uganda—around 2.5 million—live with some form of disability. However, only 5 percent of these children access education through inclusive learning, while 10 percent attend special schools.
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UPE: Head Teachers Ask Gov't to Reconsider Automatic Promotion Policy 1 1

During a stakeholders' meeting held at Kanyatsi Primary School in Kithoma – Kanyatsi Town Council Tuesday, head teachers expressed their unanimous opposition to the mass promotion of learners. They noted that many learners have taken advantage of this policy to deliberately skip classes.
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Crossing River Aswa: The Price of Puranga Education 1 2

Lona Ajok, a Primary Six pupil at Abala Primary in Lira, described her grueling routine. “We wake up early, but the boats are always crowded, and it delays us. Each of us pays 1,000 shillings daily, 30,000 a month, or 90,000 per term. Sometimes, if we don’t have the money, we miss school,” she said.
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EACOP, Kyambogo University Partner to Offer Specialized Training in Oil and Gas 1

The partnership with Kyambogo University, will focus on two critical national content capacity building initiatives: Internship or graduate training programs and the train the trainer programs.
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Pader District to Validate Qualifications of Teachers 2 1

Phillip Adonga Obalim, the Education Secretary, said that the validation exercise will boost the education sector and improve the learners’ performance. Some teachers may have forged papers, and others cannot impart knowledge as required.”
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ICU Initiates Clan Education Scheme Teso Education Fund 1 1

The scheme will be launched in April 2025 and will cater for the bright but needy students who have failed to join higher learning institutions. It’s expected to provide certificate and university courses, including vocational training, to students who will be recommended by their clan leaders.