100 schools to benefit from Aga Khan project
Pupils of St Peters Primary School, Katwe, Kampala, attend lessons at the school on March 10, 2020.
JAMES KABENGWA
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Article Author: 100 schools to benefit from Aga Khan project
Media Source: Daily Monitor (Uganda)
Date: 26 May 2021
A total of 100 schools in Kampala and Arua districts are set to benefit from The Aga Khan Foundation’s (AKF) Schools2030 project, a move aimed at equipping front line teachers with technology skills. Speaking at the national launch of the 10 year-project last week, the AKF country manager, Ms Meralyn Mungereza, said the…
A total of 100 schools in Kampala and Arua districts are set to benefit from The Aga Khan Foundation’s (AKF) Schools2030 project, a move aimed at equipping front line teachers with technology skills. Speaking at the national launch of the 10 year-project last week, the AKF country manager, Ms Meralyn Mungereza, said the Schools2030 programme is a “a 10-year programme aimed at redefining learning and teaching by making the school environment more appealing to make learning more enjoyable as well as improve the teaching capabilities of teachers to deliver human centred programmes.” The Schools2030 project is aimed at empowering schools to achieve the Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG 4), aimed at ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education.