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Secondary Schools and expansion of facilities in the existing secondary schools during the period under review. Under the development of secondary education, a number of projects were undertaken as follows; Civil works were completed at Paicho Seed S.S in Gulu, Administration blocks were also completed at Bussi S.S in Wakiso; Nkondo Seed S.S in Kamuli and Bukonte Seed S.S in Namutumba; Emergency renovations and repairs were carried out in Bugobi High School in Namutumba and Wakatayi S.S in Luwero after roofs were blown off by the wind; An underground water tank at Butoloogo Seed S.S in Mubende was repaired, and students’ toilets were constructed at; Bulamogi College Gadumire in Kaliro, Kagulwe S.S in Mpigi, Buhanika Seed S.S in Hoima, Bukanga Seed S.S in Luuka, and Kitende S.S in Wakiso; The sector continued to clear outstanding payments for the construction of Seed Secondary Schools at Kameruka Seed S.S, Budaka; Lagoro Seed S.S in Kitgum; and, Rwemikoma in Kiruhura; Land claimants at Adwari S.S in Lira were compensated and civil works for the rehabilitation of Sir Samuel Baker School completed; Construction of 40 units of teachers’ houses and 25 Seed Secondary Schools were completed with funding from ADB III. Civil works at 6 traditional schools under ADB III, phase II were completed at Masaba S.S.S, Kabalega S.S.S, Lango College in Lira, Mpanga S.S in Kabarole, Kigezi College Butobere in Kabale and Kololo S.S in Kampala. Civil works for the expansion of Six (06) Seed Secondary Schools were completed at Bageeza Seed S.S in Mubende, Namugongo Seed S.S in Kaliro; Pakadha Seed S.S in Zombo; Mbarara S.S and Kidongole S.S in Bukedea. Under ADB IV civil works are in progress at 15 sites – (5 new Seed Secondary Schools and 10 existing Seed Secondary Schools at Atutur S.S in Kumi, Mela S.S in Tororo, Bumayako SSS in Bududa, Wakyato SSS in Nakaseke and Kalisizo Town Council SSS in Rakai a total of 10 existing seed secondary schools are being expanded as follows; Bugunzu SSS in Sironko, Buweswa SSS in Manafwa, Bukanga SSS in Iganga, Ojetanyang SSS in Soroti, Busaba SSS in Butaleja, Kabei SSS in Bukwo; Kalongo SSS in Nakasongola, Bulamu SSS in Mpigi, Naggulu SSS in Wakiso, and KKoome SSS in Mukono. The sites above are at 18% level of completion. Under support to USE (IDA) project the following have been done; Civil works are in progress at 659 Secondary schools that were under phase I and II and 159 have been completed. Construction of 3314 new classrooms. Construction of 112 new libraries. Construction of 345 2 unit multipurpose science rooms. Construction of 38 new administration blocks. Construction of 65 new teachers’ houses. Construction of 1288 new 5 – stance pit latrines. Providing water harvesting systems in selected schools. ESSAPR FY 2011/12 to inform the 19 th ESSR – OCTOBER 2012 45
A total of 1,772 classrooms, 18 Administration blocks, 165 multipurpose science blocks, 29 teachers’ houses, 61 libraries, and 705 VIP latrines are under construction in 313 schools that have been cleared by the Solicitor General to award contracts. (iv) Licensing and registering of private schools. With guidelines for licensing and registration in place, the subsector continued registering and licensing of private schools. In the period under review, 114 Private schools were licensed, as compared to 112 that were licensed in 2011 while, 206 Private schools were registered showing an increase from 92 in 2011. (v) Grant aiding of Community Secondary schools During the period under review, a total of 10 new seed secondary schools were coded and provided with staff by Ministry of Public Service. (vi) Enhancement of the Public Private Partnership The sector has increased the number of private secondary schools partnering with government under USE program from 343 schools in 2007 to 743 in 2011. In the period under review, 135 private secondary schools signed the Memorandum of Understanding with government and entered into partnership with government to implement USE. (vii) Construction of seed secondary schools During the period under review, the sub sector under took construction of four (4) seed secondary schools. These included; Lagoro Seed Secondary School in Kitgum district, Nalusala Seed Secondary School in Sironko district, Lukabwori Seed Secondary School in Mayuge district, and Mpunge Seed Secondary School in Mukono district. (c)Results/outcomes (i) Increased School Enrolment In the period under review, the Education and Sports sector has undertaken a number of interventions in an effort to improve access to secondary education through: the construction of Seed schools; paying USE capitation grants; and,expansion of facilities in existing secondary schools. The above interventions among others have resulted into increased enrolment. See table 4.8. Tabel: 4.8.Secondary School Enrolment 20102012 YEARS Total Male Female 2010 1,225,692 654,971 570,721 2011 1,210,870 649,738 561,132 2012 1,225,326 657,644 567,682 Source: EMIS 2011/12 ESSAPR FY 2011/12 to inform the 19 th ESSR – OCTOBER 2012 46
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