Teachers laud newspapers for aiding learning in remote schools

The Newspapers in Education project aims to boost literacy, general knowledge and academic performance in underprivileged schools.

Pupils of Nwoya Primary School in Lungulu Sub county Nwoya district reading New Vision newspaper (Photo by Johnisani Ocakacon)

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

Teachers and learners in Nwoya district have said access to newspapers has enabled them to prepare for national assessment without fear that they have been left behind.

Under a project funded

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Teachers laud newspapers for aiding learning in remote schools

The Newspapers in Education project aims to boost literacy, general knowledge and academic performance in underprivileged schools.

Pupils of Nwoya Primary School in Lungulu Sub county Nwoya district reading New Vision newspaper (Photo by Johnisani Ocakacon)

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