72 teachers and school leaders in Nyakitunda Sub County have been urged to use classroom action research to identify school-level problems, generate evidence and design practical interventions that keep children learning and protected from child labour.
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A total of 72 teachers and school leaders in Nyakitunda Sub County have been urged to strengthen learner documentation, attendance tracking and counselling as part of a wider effort to keep children in school and protect them from child labour.
On this World Day Against Child Labour, UNATU calls upon all stakeholders to take responsibility. Government must strengthen enforcement of child protection laws and increase investment in public education.
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On October 12th 2024, The Work No Child Business (WNCB) Project’s ICT training continued in Nakapiripirit, bringing together headteachers from Kakomongole and Mourita sub-counties.
The final day of the Work No Child Business (WNCB) ICT training in Moroto brought new digital skills to educators from Rupa and Tapac sub-counties, equipping them to navigate essential online platforms and modern communication tools.
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On 8th October 2024, the North-East Villa Country Resort hosted the second day of the Simameni Project Workshop, gathering representatives from Serere and Kumi districts. Participants included PTA and BoG members, the chairpersons from two districts, the Vice National Chairperson, the Regional Chairperson Teso, district officials, and the program officer Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF) Simameni, with discussions focusing on preventing school-related gender-based violence (SRGBV).
A significant orientation workshop focusing on the concept of child labour and establishing child labour-free zones was held on 12th July 2024 at the Kagulu Sub County Hall. This event brought together headteachers, deputy headteachers, and teachers in charge of academics from 11 schools participating in the Kagulu Child Labour Social Dialogue Project.
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On the 6th and 7th of June 2024, Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) through the Kyesiiga Child labour Social Dialogue project supported by Education International (EI); facilitated School Child Rights Clubs to embark on a significant school community engagement.
A transformative ICT training session was recently conducted for teachers in Moroto and Nakapiripirit districts as part of the Work No Child’s Business (WNCB) project. The training, held from May 12th to 13th in Moroto and from May 14th to 15th in Nakapiripirit, aimed to empower teachers with essential ICT skills to meet the demands
In the heart of Entebbe Municipality, where the echoes of children’s laughter should resonate, a silent battle against child labour is unfolding. The Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) recently orchestrated a pivotal stakeholders’ dialogue meeting on December 19, 2023, at the Division A Headquarters. This gathering sought not only to unveil the stark realities of
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