Part I - Ministry Of Education and Sports

FIGURE 4.28:PRIMARY SCHOOL NET ENROLMENT IN UGANDA, 2000­2012......................................................... 96
FIGURE 4.29 SURVIVAL RATES TO GRADE FIVE (P.5)............................................................................................ 96
FIGURE 4.31: PRIMARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT AND PERCENTAGE SHARE OF ENROLMENT BY SEX (2002­2012)....... 98
FIGURE 4.32: PERCENTAGE SHARE OF FEMALES IN SECONDARY AND TERTIARY EDUCATION 2006­2012.............. 99
FIGURE 4.33: NET ENROLMENT RATE IN THE PRE­PRIMARY SUB­SECTOR 2003­2012 .......................................... 101
FIGURE 4.34: ENROLMENT IN ALL PRIMARY SCHOOLS (2000 – 2012) .................................................................. 102
FIGURE 4.35: SURVIVAL RATES TO P.5................................................................................................................ 102
FIGURE 4.36: PRIMARY SEVEN COMPLETION RATES .......................................................................................... 103
FIGURE 4.39: ADULT LITERACY RATES IN UGANDA ........................................................................................... 106
FIGURE 4.40: LITERACY RATES AMONG YOUTH AGED 15­24 YEARS IN UGANDA ................................................ 106
FIGURE 4.41: PRIMARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT AND PERCENTAGE SHARE OF ENROLMENT BY SEX (2000­2012)..... 108
FIGURE 4.42: RATIOS OF GIRLS TO BOYS (SECONDARY)....................................................................................... 108
FIGURE 4.45: PERCENTAGE OF PRIMARY THREE (P.3) PUPILS RATED PROFICIENT IN NUMERACY 2003 – 2011 .. 110
FIGURE 4.46: TRENDS IN PERCENTAGE OF PRIMARY SIX (P.6) PUPILS RATED PROFICIENT IN NUMERACY 2003 –
2011 .......................................................................................................................................................... 111
FIGURE 4.47: PLE PERFORMANCE INDEX FOR BOYS AND GIRLS (2004­2011) IN UGANDA.................................. 112
FIGURE4.48: DISTRIBUTION OF INDIVIDUALS REACHED BY SECTOR IN MOES JULY 2011 – JUNE 2012 (N=66,948)
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FIGURE4.48: INDIVIDUALS ACCESSING HCT BY LEVEL OF EDUCATION & SPORTS SECTOR (N=24,492) .............. 128
FIGURE 4.49: HIV PREVALENCE AMONG INDIVIDUALS TESTED FOR HIV IN THE EDUCATION & SPORTS ............ 129
ANNEX 1: TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR EDUCATION AND SPORTS SECTOR REVIEW 26 TH ­28 TH OCTOBER 2012 ..... 160
EDUCATION AND SPORTS SECTOR FACT SHEET 2000 – 2012 .............................................................................. 205
LIST OF BOXES
BOX 1.1: LONG TERM INTERNATIONAL COMMITMENTS........................................................................................................ 6
BOX 4.1. KEY INTERVENTIONS UNDERTAKEN IN THE BASIC EDUCATION SUB­SECTOR IN FY 2011/12.................. 37
BOX 4.2 KEY INTERVENTIONS UNDERTAKEN IN THE SECONDARY SUB­SECTOR IN FY 2011/12 ............................. 44
Box 4.3; Interventions undertaken by the sub sector during FY 2011/12……………………………………………………………50
Box 4.4 Interventions for Higher Education FY 2011/12……………………………………………………….54
BOX 4.6 INTERVENTIONS UNDERTAKEN TO ENHANCE QUALITY ........................................................................... 68
BOX 4.7: INTERVENTIONS UNDERTAKEN TO ENHANCE QUALITY DURING FY 2011/12 ......................................... 72
BOX 4.8: INTERVENTIONS UNDERTAKEN BY THE HIGHER EDUCATION SUB­SECTOR TO ENHANCE QUALITY. ........ 77
BOX 4.9: INTERVENTIONS TO ENHANCE EFFICIENCY AND EFFECTIVENESS IN PRE­PRIMARY AND PRIMARY .......... 81
BOX 4.10: INTERVENTIONS UNDERTAKEN BY THE SECONDARY EDUCATION SUBSECTOR...................................... 85
BOX4.11: INTERVENTIONS UNDERTAKEN TO ENHANCE EFFICIENCY IN THE BTVET SUB­SECTOR ......................... 90
BOX 4.12: EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY INTERVENTIONS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION....................................... 92
BOX4.13: INTERVENTIONS UNDERTAKEN DURING FY 2011/12 .......................................................................... 113
BOX 4.14 INTERVENTIONS FOR GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING FY 2011/12 ....................................................... 115
BOX 4.15 INTERVENTIONS UNDERTAKEN FOR FY 2011/12................................................................................. 117
BOX 4.16INTERVENTIONS UNDERTAKEN DURING FY 2011/12 .......................................................................... 123
BOX 4.17 INTERVENTIONS UNDERTAKEN DURING FY 2011/12 .......................................................................... 132
BOX 4.18 INTERVENTIONS UNDERTAKEN DURING FY 2011/12 .......................................................................... 136
BOX 4.19 INTERVENTIONS UNDERTAKEN DURING FY 2011/12 .......................................................................... 137
BOX 4.20 INTERVENTIONS FOR EDUCATION SERVICE COMMISSION IN FY 2011/12 ........................................... 142
BOX 4.21 INTERVENTIONS FOR SCHOOL INSPECTION ......................................................................................... 145
BOX 4.22 INTERVENTIONS TO ENHANCE QUALITY FOR PRE­PRIMARY & PRIMARY EDUCATION .......................... 145
BOX 4.23 INTERVENTIONS TO ENHANCE QUALITY IN SECONDARY EDUCATION.................................................. 146
BOX 4.24 INTERVENTIONS UNDERTAKEN TO ENHANCE QUALITY DURING FY 2011/12 ...................................... 148
BOX 4.25 INTERVENTIONS UNDERTAKEN TO ENHANCE QUALITY DURING FY 2011/12 ...................................... 149
ESSAPR FY 2011/12 to inform the 19 th ESSR – OCTOBER 2012
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