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Schools ignore govt directive, fully reopen Monday April 12 2021 Primary Seven candidates at Kyebambe Model Primary School in Fort Portal City observe Covid-19 standard operating procedures in October 2020. A survey by Daily Monitor indicates that some schools have opened for all classes and ignored the government’s phased manner of reopening. Photo/Alex Ashaba Summary According to the revised school calendar, Primary Four and Primary Five, who reported on April 6 and will break off on June 4. The 2021 school calendar, which could have commenced in February, will officially start on August...

Lwanga’s 90-year-old teacher, OB speak out Thursday April 08 2021 Late Kampala Archbishop Cyprian Kizito Lwanga’s former teacher Solome Nakamanya (centre) is supported by her granddaughter Betty Kabanda (right) and one of former pupils Peter Ssettimba as they paid their last respects to the fallen cleric at St Charles Lwanga School Kyabakadde in Mukono District on Tuesday. Photo | Jessica Sabano. Summary  Ms Solome Nakamanya, 90, remembers the deceased as a bright student.  She told Daily Monitor on Tuesday that the deceased joined St Joseph’s Kyabakadde in Primary One and was down-to...

Daily Monitor Thursday April 08 2021 Advertisement On February 24, the Early Childhood Development Association of Uganda petitioned Parliament over the indefinite closure of pre-primary schools. This followed a decision by the Ministry of Education and Sports ordering the indefinite closure of kindergartens across the country. According to their statement, the ministry decided this as a step to alleviate the problem of Covid-19. In their petition, the association stated the decision was unnecessary since children less than 10 years are less susceptible to Covid-19 than the older ones. They fu...

How govt can safely open kindergartens http://www.monitor.co.ug On February 24, the Early Childhood Development Association of Uganda petitioned Parliament over the indefinite closure of pre-primary schools. This followed a decision by the Ministry of Education and Sports ordering the indefinite closure of kindergartens across the country. According to their statement, the ministry decided this as a step to alleviate the problem of Covid-19. In their petition, the association stated the decision was unnecessary since children less than 10 years are less susceptible to Covid-1...

THE pupils at Jones Memorial Primary School had some special visitors before they headed off on their Easter break on Monday. The children were joined by a selection of animals, including some chicks and a pet lamb named Gerry. Speaking on the special visit, Principal Sandra Isherwood said: "The school had a visit from some chicks today, and the children helped to clean their bed out. "Then they took the pet lamb for a walk, which was beautiful, and drew some lovely pictures." The activities were organised with help from the older children, as Mrs. Isherwood explained. "The Primar...