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Kagulu Stop Child Labour Closeout Meeting – Buyende District

On 18th December 2025, key stakeholders gathered at Rome Safari Hotel in Buyende District for the Kagulu Closeout Meeting. The event marked the conclusion of the Kagulu Child Labour Social Dialogue Project, a major Stop Child Labour intervention spearheaded by UNATU in the Busoga region, particularly in Buyende District.

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Lango Stakeholders Join UNATU in Promoting Teacher Well-Being and Solidarity

The Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) convened a stakeholders’ engagement meeting at Pauline Hotel, Lira City, bringing together education leaders, local government representatives, and strategic partners to discuss emerging issues affecting teachers and to strengthen collaboration for improved service delivery in the education sector.

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UNATU Empowers Female Educators in Lango Sub-Region Through Gender and Leadership Workshop

Lira City | 6th November 2025 — As part of its continued efforts to promote gender equality and strengthen women’s leadership in education, the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) conducted a Gender and Women Empowerment Workshop for female teacher leaders from districts within the Lango Sub-Region at Pauline Hotel, Lira City.

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UNATU Suspends Industrial Action to Allow Parliamentary Process and Further Negotiations

Kampala | 8th October 2025 — In a significant development in the ongoing industrial action by teachers, the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) has formally petitioned Parliament, demanding urgent redress on the long-standing issue of salary disparities between arts and science teachers.

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INDUSTRIAL ACTION 2025 UPDATES

On 15th September 2025, UNATU resumed Industrial Action following the Government’s continued silence on the issue of salary disparities between teachers. This action was resolved by the National Executive Council (NEC) and Branch Chairpersons after three years of unfulfilled promises and unfair treatment of the majority of teachers. After 32 days of Industrial Action, the

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UNATU Conducts Performance Management Trainings for Heads of Institutions in Alebtong and Amuru Districts

Alebtong & Amuru Districts | 14th & 19th August 2025 — As part of its continued commitment to supporting school leadership, the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) conducted Performance Management Trainings for Heads of Institutions in Alebtong District (14th August) and Amuru District (19th August).

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UNATU Staff Trained on Data Management and Information Storage Best Practices

UNATU Secretariat | 18th August 2025 — The Communication Department of the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) organised an in-house Data Management and Information Storage Training aimed at improving internal systems and building staff capacity in managing organisational information efficiently and securely.

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UNATU Trains Secondary School Representatives to End School-Related Gender-Based Violence

The Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU), in partnership with Education International (EI) and with funding from the National Education Association (NEA), convened a high-impact Training Workshop on Ending School-Related Gender-Based Violence (SRGBV) for 98 male and female secondary school representatives from across Kampala.

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Teaching Together Week 2 Closes in Fort Portal with Renewed Energy

Week 2 of the Teaching Together Program officially concluded on 25th July 2025 at Canon Apollo Teacher Training Institute, Fort Portal. The week-long Continuous Professional Development (CPD) training—jointly facilitated by the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) and the Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF)—brought together 50 educators from Kitagwenda and Bundibugyo districts for an immersive,

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Teaching Together Program Week 2 Opens with Unity, Professionalism, and Purpose

On 21st July, 2025 Week 2 of the Teaching Together program officially opened at Bishop Willis Teacher Training Institute in Iganga, Busoga Region. This professional development initiative—jointly implemented by the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) and the Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF)—is part of a broader commitment to strengthen teaching quality across Uganda.

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UNATU Hosts Head Teachers’ Performance Management Training in Serere District

Serere District | 23rd July 2025 — The Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) held a performance management training for head teachers at Shaan Gardens in Serere District. The training aimed at strengthening school leadership through improved understanding of performance appraisal systems, the HCM system & reporting lines in the education sector.

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UNATU Holds Strategic Engagement with Western Region

The Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) convened a strategic stakeholder engagement meeting with Western Region Strategic Managers on July 15, 2025, at Fort View Resort in Fort Portal City. The event brought together UNATU’s General Secretary, Regional Chairperson – Western, Regional Coordinator, District Branch Chairpersons, and the Gender Officer, alongside key education leaders from across the region.

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Teaching Together 2025 Planning Meeting Launched at UNATU Secretariat

Today marked the official launch of the Teaching Together 2025 Planning Meeting, held at the UNATU Secretariat in Kampala. This two-day engagement (10th–11th July) brings together 8 Canadian and 8 Ugandan co-tutors to collaboratively prepare for the upcoming Teacher training sessions set to begin on July 14 in the Western and Busoga regions of Uganda.

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Central Region Post-Primary Educators Reaffirm Unity and Pledge Loyalty to UNATU

UNATU Central Region hosted a spirited Post-Primary Workshop at Teachers’ House in Kampala on July 3, 2025, bringing together educators from secondary, TVET (formerly BTVET), and tertiary institutions. The gathering created a powerful space for honest dialogue, reflection, and recommitment to the union’s mission of safeguarding the rights and welfare of all teachers.

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Central Region Stakeholders Meet to Strengthen Collaboration Between HRs and Union Leadership

On 2nd July 2025, the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) held a crucial Stakeholders’ Meeting at Teachers’ House, Kampala, bringing together Human Resource Officers (HROs) and union leaders from the Central Region. The meeting aimed to enhance cooperation between HROs and UNATU leadership to address the evolving challenges faced by teachers.

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Celebrating Five Years of Impact: Simameni National Close-Out Marks a New Beginning

The Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU), in partnership with the Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF/FCE) and with funding from Global Affairs Canada, officially closed out the Simameni Project in a high-level event held at Imperial Royale Hotel in Kampala. The meeting marked the culmination of a five-year journey aimed at improving access to, retention in, and educational opportunities for secondary school-going girls in Uganda’s Teso and Western regions.

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Simameni Project Teso Regional Closeout: A Legacy of Empowerment and Sustainability

Stakeholders from across the education, health, cultural, and community sectors gathered at Bethany Hall in Kumi District to mark the regional closeout of the Simameni Project in the Teso Region. The event brought together head teachers, PTA and BOG chairpersons, Simameni club leaders, senior women and men teachers, students, local leaders, CTF representatives, and the UNATU Secretariat to celebrate the transformation Simameni has sparked in secondary schools.

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Simameni Western Region Workshop Continues to Equip Teachers of Kibaale and Kamwenge on SRGBV Prevention

22nd May 2025 | Toro Royal Cottages, Kyenjojo — Day two of the Retooling Teachers on School-Related Gender-Based Violence (SRGBV) Prevention workshop brought together educators from Simameni project-implementing schools in Kibaale and Kamwenge districts.

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Simameni Western Region Follow-Up Meeting: Advancing Gender-Responsive Education

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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A Legacy of Inclusion: Teachers Empowered Through Gender Responsive Training in Teso

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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Simameni Project: Teso Region Follow-Up Meeting Highlights Ongoing Commitment to Gender-Responsive Education

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.

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Simameni Project Completes Successful Sewing Machine Training in Teso Region

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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Empowering Teachers in Teso Region Through Sewing: Day One of Simameni Training

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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Empowering Teachers in Western Region Through Sewing: Day Two of Simameni Training

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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Simameni Project Trains Teachers of Kyenjojo and kyegegwa on Gender-Responsive Strategies and Materials

Kyenjojo, 8th February 2025 – A significant milestone in the Simameni project was marked at Kyenjojo Secondary School as UNATU, in collaboration with the Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF), launched and distributed essential learning materials to beneficiary schools in the Western Region. The event, attended by key education stakeholders in the area, highlighted the project’s ongoing commitment to improving education access, retention, and skills development.

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Launch of Material Distribution to Simameni Project Schools in Western Region

Kyenjojo, 8th February 2025 – A significant milestone in the Simameni project was marked at Kyenjojo Secondary School as UNATU, in collaboration with the Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF), launched and distributed essential learning materials to beneficiary schools in the Western Region. The event, attended by key education stakeholders in the area, highlighted the project’s ongoing commitment to improving education access, retention, and skills development.

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Empowering Women Leaders in the Eastern Region

On 25th November 2024, Elgon Palace in Mbale City hosted the Women’s Round Table Conference for the Eastern Region, bringing together female leaders from UNATU, secondary school teachers, the Eastern Regional leadership, National Executive Council representatives, and the Gender Officer. This transformative one-day event focused on promoting women’s leadership and addressing gender biases within the education sector, creating a platform for meaningful dialogue and actionable solutions.

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The 19th Annual Delegates Conference (ADC) 2024

UNATU’S 19TH ANNUAL DELEGATES CONFERENCE 2024 The Annual Delegates’ Conference (ADC) Meets annually to approve and monitor the implementation of UNATU’s annual programs and budget, ensuring alignment with its goals and mission. This years  19th Annual Delegates’ Conference will take place;Date: 9th–11th December, 2024Venue: Agaba Centre, Kabale MunicipalityTheme: “Valuing Teacher Voices: Towards a New Social Contract

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Day 1 ICT Training Empowering Karamoja Educators under Work No Child Business (WNCB) Project

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).

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Day Two Simameni Project Workshop on SRGBV Prevention in Serere and Kumi Districts Focuses on the Role of the PTA & BoGs

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).

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Simameni Project Workshop on SRGBV Prevention in Bukedea and Ngora Districts Emphasises the Role of Key Stakeholders

On October 7, 2024, the Simameni Project facilitated a workshop on School-Related Gender-Based Violence (SRGBV) prevention at North-East Villa Country Resort. The event aimed to strengthen the capacity of Board of Governors (BoG) and Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) committees within Bukedea and Ngora Districts to address SRGBV in their communities. Attendees included branch chairpersons from both districts, the Vice National Chairperson, BoG and PTA representatives, and members of the Simameni School Education Committee.

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Day Two of SRGBV Workshop for Board of Governors and PTA Committees: Kamwenge and Kyenjojo Districts

The second day of the Simameni School-Related Gender-Based Violence (SRGBV) Prevention workshop saw participants from the districts of Kamwenge and Kyenjojo gather to have discussions on addressing SRGBV in schools. Building on the momentum from the first day, the workshop aimed at empowering school leaders from the Board of Governors (BoGs) and Parents Teachers Associations (PTAs) and Simameni school Committees to take proactive steps in ensuring safe and inclusive learning environments.

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Day One of the Simameni Project Workshop Focuses on SRGBV Prevention in Kibale and Kyegegwa

The Simameni Project’s two-day workshop on School-Related Gender-Based Violence (SRGBV) prevention commenced at Tooro Royal Cottages, focusing on equipping Board of Governors (BoGs), Parents Teachers Associations (PTAs), and School Committee members from Kibale and Kyegegwa districts on day 1 with the necessary skills and knowledge to tackle SRGBV in their schools. Organized by UNATU, this initiative continues to address key challenges facing students, especially in promoting safer and more inclusive learning environments.

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UNATU Strengthens Collaboration with HR Officers in Lango Sub-Region

Lira City, 26th September 2024 – A pivotal stakeholder meeting was held at the Pacific Grand Hotel, Lira City, bringing together Human Resource Officers from the Lango Sub-Region. The meeting, organized by the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU), aimed to foster dialogue and address the shared challenges faced by teachers in the region. Key figures in attendance included the UNATU General Secretary, the National Representative for Secondary Education, the Regional Vice Chairperson Northern, Branch Chairpersons, the Regional Administrative Assistant, and the Branch Administrative Assistants.

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UNATU Inspires Lango Sub-Region Youth to unite and embrace leadership

Lira City, 25th September 2024 – The Northern Region Youth Meeting convened at the Grand Pacific Hotel, bringing together 123 youth representatives from all districts within the Lango sub-region. The meeting was organized by the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) with key speakers including the General Secretary, the Regional Vice Chairperson Northern, and branch chairpersons. The gathering focused on empowering youth within the teaching profession and advancing their understanding of union matters and welfare.

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UNATU Northern Region Stakeholders Meeting Strengthens Collaboration for better Teacher Welfare

Gulu City, 24th September 2024 – The Stakeholders’ Meeting organised by UNATU took place at Kakanyero Hotel, Gulu City, bringing together Human Resource Officers from the Acholi Sub-Region and key representatives from the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU). Attendees included the General Secretary, the National Vice Treasurer, the Northern Regional Chairperson, branch chairpersons, regional coordinator, and branch administrative assistants. The discussions focused on addressing challenges faced by teachers, enhancing communication, and strengthening partnerships to improve teacher welfare.

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UNATU Empowers the Next Generation of Teacher Leaders in Northern Region

On 23rd September 2024, youth teachers from the Northern Region gathered at Kakanyero Hotel, Gulu City, for a workshop aimed at fostering leadership, union engagement, and professional development. The event attracted 120 youth representatives from various districts within the Acholi sub-region. Key speakers included UNATU General Secretary Baguma Filbert Bates, National Vice Treasurer Aber Betty, Northern Regional Chairperson Okidi Francis, various Branch Chairpersons, and Regional Coordinator Thociba Patricia.

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UNATU Staff Workshop Concludes with Focus on Growth and Union Advancement

Kampala, 6th September 2024 — Day two of the UNATU Staff Workshop continued with engaging sessions aimed at improving data management practices and supporting staff in managing work-life balance. Held at Teachers’ House, the workshop saw the participation of 41 regional, secretariat, and project staff members.

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UNATU Staff Workshop Kicks Off at Teachers’ House

Kampala, 5th September 2024 — Day one of the UNATU Staff Workshop commenced at Teachers’ House, led by the Gender Officer Aja Joan, who served as the MCee. The workshop attracted regional, secretariat, and project staff members making a total of 41 participants. The workshop aims to enhance collaboration and address operational challenges across the union.

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UNATU Central Branch Staff Workshop: Building Harmony and Efficiency

On 2nd September 2024, a UNATU Branch Staff Workshop was held at Grand Global Hotel, Kampala. The workshop brought together key personnel, including the General Secretary, the Human Resource Officer, the Vice Regional Chairperson, the Regional Coordinator for Central Region, and Branch Chairpersons along with their office administrators from across the Central Region.

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Empowering the Next Generation: Bunyoro Sub-Region Youth Teachers Training

HOIMA, 24th August, 2024 — The Bunyoro Sub-Region Youth Training Meeting, organized by the Uganda National Teachers Union (UNATU), took place at Kolping Hotel, Hoima, bringing together 53 youth teachers from across the sub-region. This event aimed to foster leadership potential, collaboration, and unity among young educators. The meeting featured notable attendees, including the Regional Chairperson Western, the Regional Secretary for Planning and Organising, the General Secretary of UNATU, the Branch Chairpersons, the Regional Administrator Western, and a guest youth speaker from Kyenjojo District.

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Partnerships Strengthened at Western Sub-Regional Stakeholders Meeting

The Western Sub-Regional Stakeholders Meeting, organized by the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU), took place on 23rd August 2024 at Kolping Hotel in Hoima City. The meeting brought together 7 Human Resource Officers (HROs) from districts within the sub-region, 7 Branch Chairpersons, the General Secretary of UNATU, the Regional chairperson Western, the Regional Administrator for Bunyoro Sub-Region, and the Regional Secretary for Planning and Organizing. This annual meeting serves as a strategic platform for discussing and resolving issues related to the welfare and management of teachers in the region.

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UNATU and Western Region Stakeholders Forge Stronger Ties for Better Teacher welfare

On 22nd August 2024, Western Region stakeholders convened at Fort View Hotel, Fortportal City, for a critical meeting that brought together key players in the education sector. The event attracted 13 Human Resource Officers (HROs) from all districts within the Western Region, 14 UNATU Branch Chairpersons from Western Region, and high-level representatives from UNATU, including the General Secretary, the Regional Chairperson, the Vice Regional Chairperson, the Simameni Project Officer Western, and the Regional Coordinator.

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UNATU and HR Officers Unite to Address Teacher Welfare Issues in South Western Region

Mbarara City, 20th August 2024 – The Human Resource Stakeholders’ meeting, held at the Social Catholic Center in Mbarara City, gathered key figures to address pressing issues affecting teachers in the South Western Region. The discussions, spearheaded by Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) leaders and Human Resource Officers (HROs), centered on enhancing teacher welfare, bridging communication gaps, and strengthening strategic partnerships.

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Day Two of the Gender and Women Empowerment Workshop: A Transformative Journey

The second and final day of the Gender and Women Empowerment workshop for female leaders in the Western Region took place on the 18th of August, 2024, at Fort Breeze Hotel in Fort Portal City. Building on the momentum from the first day, the workshop continued to focus on enhancing the entrepreneurship and leadership capacity of female educators.

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UNATU Strengthens Collaboration with Busoga HR Officers at Jinja Meeting

On the 10th of August 2024, UNATU convened a vital stakeholders meeting at the Civil Service College in Jinja City, drawing district Human Resource Officers (HROs) from across the Busoga region. The meeting saw participation from HROs, Branch Chairpersons, the Regional Chair for Busoga, the regional representative for Women Affairs Busoga, the General Secretary of UNATU, the Regional Coordinator Busoga, and Branch staff from the districts, municipalities, and City in Busoga.

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UNATU Inspires Leadership at Busoga Youth Teachers Workshop

On the 9th of August, 2024, the Civil Service College, Jinja City hosted a dynamic youth training workshop, organized by the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) for Busoga Region. A total of 134 enthusiastic youth teachers attended the event, which aimed at fostering leadership, advocating for professional development, and addressing key issues affecting young educators in the region.

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Central Region Meeting Enhances UNATU-HR Partnership

Today, the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) convened a stakeholders meeting at Teachers House in Kampala City. The meeting saw the participation of district Human Resource Officers (HROs) from all districts of the Central region, along with various UNATU leaders including branch chairpersons from the region, the Regional Chair Central, Vice Regional Chair, the National Secretary for Women Affairs, the General Secretary, and the Regional Coordinator.

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UNATU-CTF Transform Education as 160 Teachers conclude In-Service Teacher Training

Kampala, Uganda – 21st July 2024 – The two-week INSET training programme, which ran from 8th to 19th July 2024, has successfully concluded, with 160 teachers from the districts of Lira, Dokolo, Kitgum, and Nwoya receiving comprehensive training. The training, held at Gulu Core PTC in Gulu City and Loro Core PTC in Oyam District, focused on enhancing Instructional Strategies, Leadership in Education, Learning Styles, Classroom Management, Gender Equality, and Strengthening the Union.
The programme welcomed 79 participants at Gulu Core PTC and 81 participants at Loro Core PTC. These educators engaged in sessions designed to equip them with the skills and knowledge necessary to improve educational outcomes in their respective schools.

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UNATU Leads Performance Management Training for Kaliro Headteachers

UNATU’s Kaliro branch recently organized a significant Headteachers Performance Management Workshop at Musana Vocational High School. Held on July 20, 2024, the event was facilitated by the District Education Officer (DEO), the District Inspector of Schools (DIS), the District Human Resources (HR) Officer, and the General Secretary of UNATU. Additionally, the Busoga Region Coordinator and the UNATU Branch Executive, led by the Chairperson of Kaliro, were in attendance. The workshop saw a substantial turnout of headteachers from various schools in the region.

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UNATU Holds Stakeholders Meeting to Strengthen Collaboration with HR Officers in Eastern Region

Mbale City, July 18, 2024 — The Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) organized a pivotal Regional Youth Meeting at the Elgon Palace Hotel, drawing 155 youth teachers from across the Eastern region. This event aimed to bridge the information gap among young educators, fostering leadership and advocacy within the union.

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UNATU Eastern Region Youth Teachers Embrace Leadership and Information

Mbale City, July 18, 2024 — The Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) organized a pivotal Regional Youth Meeting at the Elgon Palace Hotel, drawing 155 youth teachers from across the Eastern region. This event aimed to bridge the information gap among young educators, fostering leadership and advocacy within the union.

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UNATU Holds Stakeholders Meeting with Teso Region HR Officers

Soroti City, July 17, 2024 — The Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) hosted a significant stakeholders meeting at Tedwills in Soroti City, bringing together key players in the education sector from the Teso Region. Attendees included 12 Human Resource Officers (HROs) from various districts, 12 UNATU branch chairpersons, the General Secretary, the Vice National Chairperson, the Regional Chairperson Teso, the Simameni Project Officer Teso, and the Regional Coordinator.

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UNATU Teso Region Youth Workshop Focuses on Empowerment and Advocacy

On July 16, 2024, Soroti City became a hub of youthful energy and educational advocacy as the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) hosted a vibrant youth workshop for the Teso Region. Bringing together youth teachers from all districts within the region, the workshop aimed to empower young educators, equip them with critical information, and reinforce their role within the union and the broader education sector.

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Week 2 of INSET Training Begins with Global and Local Support

The second week of the INSET training programme for teachers commenced with a grand opening at Gulu Core PTC in Gulu City and Loro Core PTC, Oyam District, drawing esteemed educators and dignitaries. This training, a collaborative effort between the Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF) and the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU), aims to enhance professional development and educational quality in Uganda.

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UNATU’s Southern Region Youth Workshop Empowers Future Leaders

The Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) hosted a transformative youth teachers’ training workshop on July 12, 2024, at the Tropic Inn Hotel in Masaka City, Southern Region. Bringing together 108 enthusiastic young educators, the event focused on fostering leadership, understanding teachers’ rights, and promoting financial literacy.

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UNATU Southern Region Stakeholders Meeting Tackles Teacher Welfare and Information Gaps

On July 11th, 2024, the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) convened a pivotal stakeholders meeting in Masaka, aiming to address pressing issues in the education sector. The gathering included 32 participants, among them the Southern Regional Chairperson, the National Representative for Teachers with Disabilities, Branch Chairpersons, and Human Resource Officers (HROs) from various districts in the Southern Region.

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UNATU Regional stakeholder’s meeting in West Nile: Strengthening Bonds with HROs

A regional stakeholder’s meeting was held on July 10th, 2024, at the Catholic Center Cafeteria, Christ the King Parish in Arua City, West Nile region. The meeting brought together 32 participants inclusive of Human Resource Officers (HROs) from various districts in West Nile, along with the General Secretary of UNATU, the National Secretary for Planning and Organizing, and the Branch Chairpersons of the West Nile region.

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CTF-UNATU INSET PROGRAM 2024 LAUNCHED

On 8th July 2024, the INSET Programme officially commenced its first week with great enthusiasm, thanks to the collaborative efforts of UNATU and the Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF). This initiative, known for its comprehensive Continuous Professional Development courses, is set to empower 80 dedicated educators across two key locations: Gulu Core PTC in Gulu City and Loro Core PTC in Oyam District.

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