List Of Private Secondary Schools In Uganda

The Private Schools and Institutions department was inaugurated in 2008, consequent to the restructuring of the Ministry of Education and Sports to cater for the vibrant and ever-expanding private investment in education.

Since the government of Uganda decision in 1993 to liberalize the education sector, thousands of schools and institutions have been set up by private investors.

In the secondary sub-sector, the number of private schools, at about 4000, is more than double the number of government-funded schools.
The Private Schools and Institutions department is charged with the overall coordination, regulation, policy formulation and guidance on all matters regarding these private schools and institutions.

It is specifically vested with the powers to address issues and concerns in private primary and secondary schools as well as private technical and vocational education and training institutions.
It is also the responsibility of the department to coordinate, initiate and implement policies and deal with matters pertaining to foreign students in Ugandan schools.

The aim in this regard is to establish Uganda as an attractive destination for quality education in the region.

Baptist High School Kitebi Kitebi

Bilal Islamic Secondary School Branch off from bwaise town Mambule Road bwaise

COWA Centenary Vocational Training School Nsambya Catholic Parish, Kabega Road – Gogonya Zone… Nsambya

Datamine Technical Business School Plot 291, Block 9, Bat valley Crescent off… Wandegeya

East High school Ntinda Kulambiro opposite Ntinda Hill Ntinda

Emma High School Plot 473, Bahai Road, Near Bahai Temple Kawempe

Gayaza Road Secondary School Lwakataka Stage Kyebando- Erisa Zone Kyebando

How much does it cost to go to school in Uganda?

Secondary school annual fees are more often in the $300 to $450 range for day schools. Boarding schools are typically from $650 to $850 or more when all costs are considered

What is universal secondary education in Uganda?

The impact of USE on educational attainment and performance. In follow-up to Universal Primary Education (UPE), the Government of Uganda introduced in 2007 its Universal Secondary Education (USE) policy in order to increase access to quality secondary education for economically vulnerable families.

What years are secondary school?

This page gives you information about all aspects of Secondary schooling in Uganda. Secondary schools admit children from the ages of 15 through to 20. The year spent in secondary schools are 3 to 4 depending on the country.

What does it mean by secondary school?

Secondary school is an educational institution where the second stage of the three schooling periods, known as secondary education and usually compulsory up to a specified age takes place. There are very many different types of secondary school, and the language used varies around the world.

How important is secondary school?

Secondary school is important because those are the years before entering the bigger and serious part of education that is CAREER. It is extremely important to focus during these years. Students get into their teenage and are all excited about so many things

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