Ministry of Education and Sports: Recent submissions
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Ministerial Policy Statement FY 2019/2020
(MOES, 2020)Pre-Primary and Primary: Rehabilitate 22 Primary Schools; monitor and provide support supervision to 300 pre-primary/ECD centers; procure Lightening Arrestors for selected 200 schools in 6 districts; procure 6,000 metallic ... -
Ministerial Policy Statement Financial Year 20172018
(MOES, 2018)The Education Sector will continue to uphold its sector mandate during the 2017/18 FY, which is “to provide for, support, guide, coordinate, regulate and promote delivery of quality education to all persons in Uganda for ... -
Government White Paper On Education 1992
(MOES, 1992)Government attaches great importance to the development of education in Uganda, for it recognizes the fact that education is a powerful tool for transformation of society. It plays a key role in achieving moral, intellectual, ... -
Gender In Education Sector Policy
(MOES, 2016)The Vision of the EducaƟ on Sector is to achieve equitable access to relevant and quality educaƟ on and training that enhances effi ciency and eff ecƟ veness at all levels for all Ugandans. Government of Uganda put in ... -
Final-Tvet-Policy Implementation 2020
(MOES, 2019)In 2010, the Government of Uganda adopted Vision 2040 as the overarching framework to support socio-economic transformation. The vision, which is to be operationalised by a series of National Development Plans (NDPs), ... -
The Education And Sports Sector Annual Performance Report
(MOES, 2017)This is the 14th Edition of the Education and Sport Annual Performance Report since 2003. It provides stakeholders both within and outside the sector with a summary of the sector performance in its delivery of government ... -
Gender In Education Sector Policy
(MOES, 2016)The Vision of the EducaƟ on Sector is to achieve equitable access to relevant and quality educaƟ on and training that enhances effi ciency and eff ecƟ veness at all levels for all Ugandans. Government of Uganda put in ... -
The Technical Vocational Education And Training (Tvet) Policy
(MOES, 2020)Government of Uganda discussed and approved the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Policy on 14th January 2019. The approval of this policy set in motion a process to build a firm background for ... -
Education for All-End of Decade Assessment 2015
(MOES, 2015)Uganda is one of the countries that embraced the EFA movement in 1990 and continues to uphold its ideals. Since 2000 Uganda has expanded access to primary education by 27.7% (male 23.1%, female 32.6%). This has raised ... -
Education Response Plan for Refugees and Host Communities in Uganda
(Education Response Plan Secretariat Ministry of Education and Sports, 2022-07)The ERP is designed to ensure improved learning outcomes for increasing number of refugees and host communities children and adolescents. -
Performance Management Guidelines for Tertiary Institutions and Schools
(Ministry of Education and Sports, 2020-05)These Performance Management Guidelines are designed to address the unique context of the Teaching Service and to promote the delivery of quality education to learners in Tertiary Institutions and Schools. The Guidelines ... -
Ministerial Policy Statement Financial Year 2022/2023
(Ministry of Education and Sports, 2022)The Right Honorable Speaker, during the FY 2021/22, the Education, Sports and Skills subprogramme had an overall approved budget of Ushs 3,798.10bn of which Ushs 1,117.43bn was non-wage recurrent; Ushs 2,138.05bn was wage, ... -
Ministerial Policy Statement Financial Year 2019/2020
(Ministry of Education and Sports, 2019)The Right Honorable Speaker, in accordance with Section 13 (13) of the Public Finance Management Act (2015), I have the honor to present to the Tenth Parliament the Ministerial Policy Statement of the Education and Sports ... -
Curriculum-Lower Secondary-Implementation Guidelines
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Ministerial Policy Statement Financial Year 2017/2018
(Ministry of Education and Sports, 2017-03)The Education Sector will continue to uphold its sector mandate during the 2017/18 FY, which is “to provide for, support, guide, coordinate, regulate and promote delivery of quality education to all persons in Uganda for ... -
Ministerial Policy Statement Financial Year 2015/2016
(Ministry of Education and Sports, 2015-04)The preparation of the Ministerial Policy Statement (MPS) and detailed budget estimates for the FY 2015/16 is centered on the notion of Vote Functions. The Ministerial Policy Statement has been prepared in conformity ... -
Ministerial Policy Statement Financial Year 2013/2014
(Ministry of Education and Sports, 2014)During FY 2012/13, the Education and Sports Sector continued to strengthen the Sector‟s mandate which is to “to provide for, support, guide, coordinate, regulate and promote quality in delivery of Education and Sports ... -
Ministerial Policy Statement Financial Year 2016/2017
(Ministry of Education and Sports, 2016-03)The Education Sector will continue to uphold its sector mandate which is “to provide for, support, guide, coordinate, regulate and promote delivery of quality education to all persons in Uganda for national integration, ... -
The Education and Sports Sector Annual Performance Report Financial year 2016/2017
(Ministry of Education and Sports, 2017)This section of the report provides summaries of major achievements of the sector during the FY 2016/17. It provides a snapshot of Legal and policy framework, budget performance, overall Overview of Education Sector ... -
The Technical Vocational Education and training (TVET) Policy
(Ministry of Education and Sports, 2019)In 2010, the Government of Uganda adopted Vision 2040 as the overarching framework to support socio-economic transformation. The vision, which is to be operationalised by a series of National Development Plans (NDPs), ...
