The Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) convened its Branch Chairpersons’ Meeting on 19th May 2025, marked by urgent calls for renewed commitment, accountability, and a forward-thinking mindset among union leaders.
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The Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) is currently hosting a delegation from the Tanzania Teachers’ Union (TTU) at its headquarters at Teachers’ House in Kampala.
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On April 12th, 2025, the Simameni Project held a follow-up meeting at Tropical Gardens Hotel, Kyenjojo District. The gathering brought together school leaders, BOG and PTA chairpersons, District Education Officers, and UNATU representatives from Kyenjojo, Kyegegwa, Kibaale, and Kamwenge. The focus was to assess progress, address gaps, and reinforce gender-responsive practices in schools.
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On April 6th, 2025, the Simameni Project continued its mission to promote gender-responsive education through a workshop held at North East Villa Resort in Kumi. The event brought together 84 participants, including teachers from six project schools in Bukedea and Serere districts, DEO of Bukedea, Vice Chairperson UNATU , General Secretary, CTF program Officer Simameni program, Simameni Program officer Teso region and the UNATU Branch Chairpersons of Bukedea and Serere.
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On April 5th, 2025, stakeholders in the SIMAMENI Project schools convened at North East Villa Resort in Kumi District for a follow-up progress meeting aimed at evaluating the impact and sustainability of gender-responsive education interventions in their schools.
On March 30, 2025, the second day of the Simameni Project’s sewing machine training concluded at North East Villa in Kumi District. This initiative aimed to equip teachers from implementing schools in the Teso Region with practical skills to produce reusable sanitary pads, thereby enhancing menstrual health management among students.
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The Teacher Training on the use of sewing machines under the Simameni Project commenced today, 29th March, 2025, at North East Villa Country Resort in Kumi District. This two-day training is designed for implementing schools in the Teso Region, equipping teachers with essential sewing skills to support menstrual health management.
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27th March, 2025 marks the second day of the teacher training on using sewing machines at Tooro Royal Cottages, Kyenjojo District for Simameni implementing schools in the Western Region. The day begun with an engaging and interactive recap activity led by the Gender Officer.
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Female educators have profound transformative power that not only impacts individuals but also communities and nations as a whole. They are part of the workforce that leads to economic growth and poverty eradication.
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Today, March 26, marked the beginning of a two-day teacher training workshop on the use of sewing machines, held at Tooro Royal Cottages in Kyenjojo District.
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