(This article was first published in Toto Magazine on October 5, 2022) By Ritah Mukasa After battling the COVID-19 pandemic for close to two years, Uganda is now faced with Ebola which is spreading fast and killing people. Since the outbreak in September, some deaths have been registred. Ebola cases were first reported in Mubende, […]
Roland Akugizibwe, Kyenjojo Primary School A camel can go for weeks without food or water. When food and water become scarce, the camel gets energy from the fats in its hump. The longer the animal goes without food or water, the smaller its hump becomes. A camel can carry very heavy loads and its ability […]
Gerald Okello, Got Ngur Primary School The East African Community (EAC) is a group of seven countries. It does not have a president, but a secretary general. The first secretary general of the revived EAC was a former Kenyan civil servant called Francis Muthaura. He held the office from March 14, 1996 to April 24, […]
(This article was first published in Toto Magazine on September 28, 2022) By Maureen Nakattudde English Language Passing the English examination should not be hard to a candidate who has been reading. This does not only include classroom materials, but also story books, magazines and newspapers. When a candidate knows how to read very well, […]
(This article was first published in Toto Magazine on September 28, 2022) By Maureen Nakattudde Mathematics A candidate should believe in themselves. This confidence comes only if a pupil revises daily. Every day, a candidate should practice at least two numbers from section B. These should be from different topics. For instance; venn diagrams, sets […]
(This article was first published in the New Vision on September 28, 2022) As we approach the end of the year, Primary Seven candidates are busy preparing for their Primary Leaving Examinations. Teachers have shared tips on how to answer questions as you do final touches in your revision By Maureen Nakatudde Social Studies Good […]
(This article was first published in Toto Magazine on September 28, 2022) By Lawrence Mulondo Pupils from various primary schools competed in cultural dances from different parts of Uganda. This was at the annual World Tourism Day primary schools cultural dance competitions that took place at the Uganda Museum in Kampala. The event was organised […]
(This article was first published in Toto Magazine on September 28, 2022) By Mary Kansiime The scouts of Joy Nursery and Primary School were sworn-in at their school in Masajja recently. The “Scout investiture” involves scouts publicly promising and announcing their commitment to the Scout Law. David Mulendu, the National Executive Commissioner of Uganda Scouts, […]
Reduce Friction In this easy experiment, we are going to use straws to reduce friction and easily move a heavy book What You Will Need Instruction What Happening? The straws are smooth and reduce the friction between the book and the flat surface. This reduction of friction will allow the book to move much more […]
Moses Katamba, Alliance Primary School There is no special name for a female tortoise. It is simply a tortoise or a female tortoise. What has a specific name is a baby tortoise, which called a hatchling