National Curriculum Development Centre is sharing the findings of a recent survey on homeschooling in Uganda. The Centre is also interacting with parents, learners, teachers and policy makers to share experience on homeschooling.

"My wife and I decided to teach all our children from home, and it has worked well. Home education goes way beyond work books and grades.' Godfrey Kyazze, a homeschool parent #homeschoolingUG

‘I was interested in learning but had no interest in school. I opted for homeschooling, and I am now preparing to join university.’ David Namara, homeschooling graduate. #HomeschoolingUg

'We cannot have a one-size-fits-all for educating children. When you meet my children, you will know that they have been parented; we have a sense of family and stability.' Agatha Kasirye, homeschool parent-Oakdale Foundation #HomeschoolingUg

Dr. Perpetua Arinaitwe of National Curriculum Development Centre will be live on UBC UGANDA Radio (98.0fm in Kampala) to discuss Kiswahili in Education tomorrow, from 10:00-12:00pm.

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NCDCUg is pleased to host a team from ACRES_RRS for training on evidence-based decision-making in curriculum development and implementation

ACRES_RRS builds capacity on EIDM with @ncdcug's senior management team. Together, they're exploring innovative ways to harness evidence for data-driven decisions, driving growth in the education sector Rhona Mijumbi Hewlett Foundation AEN Ministry of Education and Sports - Uganda Ismael Kawooya

"Evidence must inform education. A curriculum centre cannot make decisions on thematic areas without evidence & research. Grateful for ACRES_RRS's support in enhancing our work & capacity in the use of evidence in decision making" - Dr. Grace Baguma, ED @ncdcug AEN

National Curriculum Development Centre is reviewing the orthography for Kupsabiny to help standardise the writing system and development of instructional materials in the indigenous language

National Curriculum Development Centre is proud to work with YMCA Comprehensive Institute to develop a six-month certificate curriculum for textile and fashion design targeting youth with no previous formal education

National Curriculum Development Centre was pleased to host a delegation from the Malawi Institute of Education, on a benchmarking visit to share experience in curriculum development

The visiting team from Malawi interacted with National Curriculum Development Centre management on the review of curriculum at pre-primary, primary, secondary, and tertiary levels

"We are happy to share our experience in curriculum development with Malawi." Dr Grace K. Baguma, National Curriculum Development Centre Director

National Curriculum Development Centre was pleased to host a delegation from @EducReforms_UG, led by Dr Kedrace Turyagyenda, the Commission's acting Chairperson.

'I thank @EducReforms_UG Chairperson and team for the constructive interaction with National Curriculum Development Centre management on various aspects of curriculum development and implementation.' Dr Bernadette K. Nambi, National Curriculum Development Centre Deputy Director

'Learners can opt to study specific modules within a TVET course that they have interest in or can pay for at a given time.' Benard Janja, National Curriculum Development Centre Curriculum Specialist

'The reviewed National Junior Certificate curricula are competency-based, modularised and provide for continuous assessment instead of end-of-year assessments.' Ms Alisat Gule, National Curriculum Development Centre Manager, BTVET/Life-long Skills & Co-curricular

Today, National Curriculum Development Centre unveiled 10 National Junior Certificate curricula for Uganda Community Polytechnics, Technical schools, and Vocational Centres