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Daily Monitor Monday April 05 2021 Pupils get hand-on training at a workshop. Many pupils locked out of school by the pandemic are now enrolled into informal apprenticeship programmes in their neighbourhoods. Photo | File. Summary In some villages five out of 10 pupils have enrolled for vocational training. Because most schools including vocational colleges remain closed, local workshops and garages are taking in few learners for informal training. Advertisement As schools remain closed to the rest of the classes, some parents have resorted to enrolling their children in technical apprentices...

Daily Monitor Wednesday March 10 2021 Students of Spore Primary school perform a play at the school premises in the past. PHOTO/FILE/COURTESY. Summary There are 77 pupils preparing to sit for Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) later this month, including two visually-impaired. Advertisement Special needs pupils at Spire Road Primary School in Jinja City are struggling to implement the standard operating procedures (SOPs) because the more-friendly pupils who act as their guides are in lower classes which have not been cleared to return. The school has about 54 visually-impaired pupils and the ...

Daily Monitor Tuesday March 09 2021 A mentor teaches residents of Kamuli District about the promotion of Smart Up Factory model that helps child mothers and school dropouts in December last year. PHOTO/ SAM CALEB OPIO Advertisement A bout 1,800 child mothers and school dropouts in Kamuli District have been empowered with skills to support themselves and their families. This has been possible through a Shs3.5b Smart Up Factory established by Plan International, an independent development and humanitarian organisation, which strives to advance children’s rights and equality for girls. Ms Iren...

BBC News By Robbie Meredith Published image captionTransfer tests normally used by grammar schools have been cancelled this year One of NI's most prominent grammar schools has said it will use primary school test scores to decide which pupils to admit in 2021. Royal Belfast Academical Institution said it would "adopt other academic criteria for admission to the school". The tests run by the AQE and the Post-Primary Transfer Consortium (PPTC) were cancelled in early 2021. As a result, grammar schools - which are attended by about 45% of post-primary pupils in Northern Ireland - are drawing up ...

First thing you do in the morning? I check my phone. For example, I go through social media for current affairs, I check my email and, see if I missed any calls. I then freshen up and prepare to leave.  What is the first thing you do when you get to work? I pray for a fruitful day before making my day’s schedule.  Your earliest childhood memory is…? I loathed wearing knickers up to Primary Five because I felt peaceful and never cared about others’ opinions.  Advertisement First best friend? Grace Nakiligya. We got close in Senior Two and the bond has become stronger.  She is the onl...