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Uganda: Top Schools Likely to Hike Cut-Off Points
New Vision, 22 January 2013
Students joining Senior One will face stiff competition for the limited vacancies in the top secondary schools in the country. Read more »
Parents have been blamed for the high drop out rateof pupils in schools. see more »
Schools in the country celebrated following the release of national primary examination results. see more »
The government of Uganda is considering the introduction of nursery section in the universal primary education programme to help curb the high rate of drop outs. Currently schools ... Read more »
The National Examinations Board set new measures and tough penalties for any pupils found cheating, including blocking the candidates from resitting the exam. Read more »
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