Although the children pay exorbitant fees to their previous schools for PLE, the right amounts of the funds are never remitted to the Government and the learners are registered for free as UPE-funded learners. However, with effect from this year’s examinations, PLE candidates who were registered in this manner will not receive their results unless they clear the arrears.
Over 900,000 candidates are expected to write the PLE this year, according to UNEB. (New Vision/Files)
By: Martin Kitubi, Journalist @New Vision
KAMPALA - Thousands of Primary Leaving Examination (PLE) candidates registered as Universal Primary Education (UPE) learners, despite studying in private schools, risk having their examination results withheld unless
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