By Martin Kitubi The education ministry is set to increase fivefold government sponsorship slots allocated to learners with special needs to universities. The development was revealed by education ministry permanent secretary Ketty Lamaro during the Uganda National Dialogue on Special Needs Education held at Hotel Africana in Kampala on Wednesday. In her speech read by education ministry […]
By Prossy Nandudu Minister of Education and Sports for Higher Education, John Muyingo, has appealed to students to take advantage of scholarships from the Algerian government for the academic year 2023/24 to further their studies. Muyingo explained that the scholarships whose fields of study include dental surgery, science of nature and life, process engineering, civil […]
(This article was first published on the New Vision Website on April 4, 2023) By Denis Nsubuga Children in primary schools across Kampala capital city will get hands-on experience in what they study in class, thanks to a new urban farming project. Teachers will aid learners to set up small gardens, code-named Kitchen gardens, in […]
(This article was first published on the New Vision website on March 31, 2023) By Agnes Kyotalengerire New Vision has published a University Guide with information that can help students joining university to find the right institution and start their academic journey through higher education with success. Agnes Kyotalengerire shares tips on how to increase […]
(This article was first published in the New Vision website on March 28, 2023) By Prossy Nandudu The second Early Childhood Care and Education symposium is underway at Speke Resort Munyonyo in Kampala. Organised by the education ministry, with support from Plan International, the symposium is aimed at identifying challenges in the early childhood development […]
(This article was first published in Toto Magazine on November 30, 2022) Little Miss Universe It was glitz and glamour at the fourth Little Miss Universe Uganda fashion show. Children showcased various outfits such as causal, creative and dinner wear. They competed in three categories namely Totos, Mini and Little. Ariella Noella Clark was crowned […]
Roland Taremwa, Rockside Primary School A cloud is usually dark in the middle and light (silver) along the edges. The saying, therefore, means that every difficult or bad situation has a good or positive side. There is usually a lesson to learn with every challenge we face.
What you will need How The Eye Works In this experiment, with the help of a trusted adult, we are going to investigate how eyes work Instructions What Is Happening? Light enters our eyes through our pupils after it reflects off of an object. The light then makes its way through the different parts of […]
(This article was first published in Toto Magazine on November 23, 2022) By Jovita Mirembe Pupils of Quadral ‘A’ Junior School in Kisoga, Mukono district, donated items to pupils of Salama School for the Blind in Kisoga. This was before the school got torched recently and 11 pupils lost their lives. The Items included, clothes, […]
(This article was first published in Toto Magazine on November 23, 2022) By Mary Kansiime Police has encouraged children to actively take part in the prevention of fires. The Assistant Inspector General of Police, Joseph Mugisa, said children need to learn how to avoid and control fires. “If you see someone tampering with an electronic […]