dc.description.abstract | Universal Secondary Education (USE)
Eligible students under USE schools (S.1-S.4) totaled to 689,541 of which 377,293 (55%) were male and 312,248 (45%) female a 14% (12% male and 17% female) increment from last year. The results indicate that the 908 Government schools have 449,585 students while the 744 Private schools have 239,956 students.
USE intake in senior one has been gradually increasing since inception of the program in 2007. The USE program was kick started with a total of 161,396 (92,388 male and 69,008 female) students in 2007. In 2008, the senior one intake increased to 163,758 (92,459 male and 71,299 female) with females increasing by 3%. However, due to a decline in 2008 PLE pass rate from 86% in 2007 to 81%, some of the students failed to qualify for the program in 2009 leading to an intake of 160,130 (87,970 male and 72,160 female). In 2010, the senior one intake rose to 202,441 and has further risen to 236,582 (126,467 male and 110,115 female) in 2011 with an average rise of 20.2% between 2009 and 2011. The 2011 headcount results reflect a transition rate of;
i. 95.7% (95.7% male and 95.7% female) from S.1 to S.2 a 3.4% (2.9% male and 4.0% female) improvement from last year;
ii. 95.1% (96.3% male and 95.8% female) from S.2 to S.3 this indicates a 6.7% (6.8% male and 6.7% female) improvement;
iii. 87.2% (89.6% male and 84.1% female) from S.3 to 5.4. This also improved by 3.6% (4.2% male and 2.8% female)
This trend shows that girl students' transition rate has improved significantly.
Overall, 72% (74% male and 69% female) of the USE students that started S.1 in 2008 have managed to make it to 5.4. The remaining students have either repeated a class, transferred to non-USE schools else dropped out of school.
A total of UGX 29,710,917,000/= per term is required for the 689,541 (449,585 government and 239,956 private) eligible students at a rate of UGX 41,000/= (Government schools) and UGX 47,000/= (Private schools). It should be noted that for FY 2011/12 the estimated budget required is 91 on the basis of the projected enrollment of 706,771 students to be under USE for both public and private participant schools.
P.7 enrolling BTVET
P.7 enrolling BTVET Institutions of 9,344 (7,575 Male and 1,769 Female) eligible students a 3.7% increase from last year.
P.7 enrolling BTVET Institution intake in year one has been increasing since inception of the UPPET program in 2007. The program was kick started in 2007 with a total of 3,024 (2,365 male and 659 female) students in year one. In 2008, the intake in year one increased to 3.322 (2.628 male and 694 female) a increment of 10%. 2009 and 2010 registered a relatively stable intake with a 1% and -a increment from 2008 and 2009 respectively. In 2011, the year one intake increased to 3,756 (3,054 male and 702 female) a tune of 7.1% but with girls decreasing by 8.4%.
The 2011 headcount results reflect a transition rate of 87.6% (89.5% male and 80.5 female) from Y.1 to Y.2 and 84.7% (86.1% male and 78.7 female) from Y.2 to Y.3. Overall, for the last two years over 75% have managed to make it to year three. The remaining students have either repeated a year, transferred to non-UPPET institutions else dropped out.
A total of UGX 1,868,800,000/= per term is required for the 9,344 (8,211 government and 1,133 private) eligible students at a flat rate of LGX 200,000/= (Government schools and Private schools). | en_US |