Govt to change primary school teaching
Baguma explained that reducing the number of languages taught is driven by practical feasibility, noting that it is simply not viable for the government to create and distribute teaching materials — such as flashcards and charts — in all 66 constitutionally recognised languages.
PREMIUM Education
Okurut Obadel, the deputy headteacher at Bat Valley Primary School, in class. According to a 2021 Uwezo study, only 12% of lower primary learners in Uganda can read confidently.
By John Masaba
Journalists @New Vision
KAMPALA - The Government has embarked on the process of reforming the primary school curriculum that will see changes in the languages of instruction in a bid to