Fort Portal Higher Institutions Ready for UBTEB Exams
Kabooha The Uganda Business and Technical Examinations Board- UBTEB officials, have revealed that more than 80,000 students are expected to sit for the next exms. According to the current figures, a total 87,800 candidates are the ones who registered to sit for the November/ December 2022 examinations series. UBTEB in Fort Portal In Fort […]
Continue ReadingStop taking children in Kampala schools- Fort Portal Inspector Urges Parents
Lucky Patrick The Inspector of schools in Fort Portal tourism City, Charles Mawenu, has challenged parents to stop taking their children to schools in Kampala, attributing it to why most of the schools in the city are performing poorly. According to Mawenu, when pupils complete their primary level, their parents rush them to schools […]
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What Next to Butiiti College After Phasing Out Incompetent PTCs
ALICE At least 23 Primary Teachers Colleges [PTCs] are set to close indefinitely as the government officially phases out Grade III and Grade V teaching qualifications in favor of a bachelor’s degree in Education. Of those to be phased out includes Butiiti College, which also belongs to the catholic diocese of Fort Portal. Uganda […]
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Kakumiro: Parents Want Fees refund Following the Missed PLE Paper
By Our reporter. Parents have stormed St. Christine’s School in Kakumiro district tasking the management to explain why they failed to make adequate transport arrangements, that made 27 candidates miss the mathematics paper on November 8, Tuesday morning. How the candidates missed out The affected candidates had registered at Mpasana primary school UNEB […]
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Sadolin Donates to Buhinga P/S Paint Worth 22m
Lucky Patrick Sadolin Paint Company on Friday, September 9, donated paint worth 22m Shillings to Buhinga primary school in Fort Portal tourism city. This was done on grounds of giving back to the community. While handing over the paint to the school authority, Charles Magara the Sadolin regional manager, said it’s […]
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Njara P/S Cordially Awaits Sanitary Towel Support From Rwenzori Aid
Kabooha Njara primary school has revealed a willingness to welcome support towards improving the health and sanitation of their school as promised by Rwenzori Aid a non-government organization. Based in Rwengoma Fort Portal City, Rwenzori Aid launched a football tournament dubbed Cooperate Games For WASH 2022, that has attracted more than 30 […]
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Fort Potal P/S Successfully Through With Mock Exams
Lucky Patrick The mock exams for primary seven candidates in Fort Portal Tourism City, have ended successfully . By yesterday all the 34 examination centers had confirmed the closure of this exercise. According to Amos Kahuma Isamba, the head teacher Kitumba primary school, doubling as secretary for academics in Fort Portal city, only […]
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No Salary Increment, No Teaching- Fort Portal UNATU Chairperson
By lucky Patrick Government teachers in Uganda teaching art, have adamantly vowed not to teach until the issue of salary increment is considered. Today, marks approximately the 7th day since teachers began their sit down strike. Pupils have as result resorted to remain in their homes , engaging in domestic work lamenting that […]
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Bunyangabu LCV Tasks Schools To Maintain Govt Structures
The LCV chairperson Bunyangabu district, James Ategeka Mugarama, has tasked government schools to maintain buildings well in order to promote quality education. While monitoring schools that were given buildings under SFG project, Mugarama noted that it is unfortunate that government structures are time and again neglected which affects the aspect of sustainability. He added […]
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Scholastic Material Prices Double hike As Schools Open For 2nd Term
By Ronald Tumusiime Following the sudden increase of commodities country wide, parents in Fort Portal are crying foul over the double hiked prices of scholastic materials. According to Fort Portal city vendors, continued hiking of school materials is due to increased demand over available production. They explain, that this is so, because production […]
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