Uganda Professional Science Teachers' Union – UPSTU
Science For Development And Transformation
The Uganda Professional Science Teachers’ Union (UPSTU) successfully concluded the inaugural National Science Innovation Projects Competition 2025, bringing together the most promising student innovators from across the country. After months
The competition, organized by the Uganda Professional Science Teachers’ Union (UPSTU), has become a landmark initiative in nurturing scientific curiosity, practical innovation, and real-world problem-solving among secondary school learners. From renewable energy solutions and AI-powered education tools to inclusive assistive technologies and sustainable farming innovations, the projects reflect the ingenuity and resilience of Uganda’s youth in tackling pressing community challenges.
Following an intensive expert vetting exercise at the UPSTU Secretariat, only 80 out of 260 submitted projects were shortlisted, ensuring that only well-conceived and technically sound projects advance to the regional exhibitions. Here’s the full list and schedule for the UPSTU Science Innovation Projects Competition 2025.
This week, significant milestones for science teachers in Uganda have been highlighted in national media. The government has funded the teachers’ Savings and Credit Cooperative Organizations (SACCOs), and salaries for science headteachers and deputies have been enhanced, addressing pay disparities. The Uganda Professional Science Teachers’ Union (UPSTU) is proud of these developments, having done persistent advocacy and diligent follow up efforts.
The recently released Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) 2023 results have brought to light a significant increase in the number of students opting for Science and Mathematics subjects. This
In a recent interview, Aron Mugaiga, Secretary-General of the Uganda Professional Science Teachers Union (UPSTU), shared invaluable insights into the union’s role and vision. UPSTU is dedicated to advocating for