Uganda Professional Science Teachers' Union – UPSTU
Science For Development And Transformation
On UPSTU ProDev Hour 13/11/2025 we had yet another enriching session for teachers across Uganda—this time focusing on Formative Assessment Strategies During Teaching and Learning, facilitated by Mr Droti Asile
On the occasion of World Teachers’ Day 2025, we join the global community in celebrating and reflecting on this year’s theme: “Recasting Teaching as a Collaborative Profession.” as set by
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.
The UPSTU Science Innovation Projects Competition 2025 has been an extraordinary success so far, with regional exhibitions bringing together the brightest young innovators from across Uganda. This report covers the
Introduction In today’s dynamic world, academic success alone is no longer enough. Students must also be equipped with the knowledge, skills, and guidance to navigate complex career paths. At a
On July 17th, 2025, members of the Uganda Professional Science Teachers Union (UPSTU) gathered for an insightful ProDev Hour session under the theme “Family Law: Marriage and Succession.” The session
On June 3rd, 2025, educators gathered for a transformative ProDev Hour session led by Kaziba Stephen, focusing on a key pedagogical tool in Uganda’s new competency-based curriculum: Continuous Assessment Items
In a recent professional development session, Kaziba Stephen emphasized the importance of designing and scoring Continuous Assessment Items (CAIs) with a focus on the affective and psychomotor learning domains. He
On 12th June 2025, the Uganda Professional Science Teachers’ Union (UPSTU) held a vital ProDev Hour session under the theme “Understanding Credit and Loans.” The session aimed to build members’
As Uganda’s education system continues to implement the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), the need for structured and meaningful assessment methods has become a top priority for teachers and educators. This week’s
On 24th April 2025, the Uganda Professional Science Teachers’ Union (UPSTU) hosted an insightful ProDev Hour session under the theme “Personal Finance Management.” The session was tailored to equip teachers
On Thursday, 17th April 2025, educators from across the country tuned in for another enriching UPSTU ProDev Hour session led by Kaziba Stephen, an experienced educator and curriculum expert. The
In the latest installment of the UPSTU ProDev Hour held on April 3rd, 2025, Dr. Elong Vincent took the stage to share key developments and milestones from the union’s activities
Key Objectives and Themes What is Personal Strategy? Personal strategy was defined as a long-term plan for achieving career goals. For teachers, this means: The Power of Innovation Innovation was
On 19th June 2025, the UPSTU Education Committee hosted yet another enriching ProDev Hour under the theme “Preparing and Delivering an Outstanding Pitch Presentation.” The session was facilitated by Mr.
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.
Together, let’s inspire innovation and empower the next generation of Ugandan scientists! Here’s an opportunity for partners to sponsor the UPSTU Science Innovation Projects Competition 2025, a transformative initiative empowering students and educators under Uganda’s new competence-based curriculum.
On the 25th of May 2025, educators across Uganda convened for another impactful ProDev Hour hosted by UPSTU, featuring Curriculum Specialist Mathias Mulumba from the National Curriculum Development Centre (NCDC).
In a highly engaging and thought-provoking session, UPSTU hosted Curriculum Specialist Mulumba Mutema Mathias for the latest ProDev Hour. The presentation, titled “Project Based Learning: Aligning with Curriculum Standards”, explored
The Uganda Professional Science Teachers’ Union (UPSTU) is actively supporting its members through Phase II of the Corporate Wear distribution in Acholi, Lango, and West Nile regions. This initiative fosters camaraderie and professionalism among science teachers, reinforcing their identity and solidarity within the union while empowering educators across Uganda.
The Uganda Professional Science Teachers Union (UPSTU) is hosting its first Science Innovation Projects Competition to promote innovation and critical thinking among secondary students. Projects should be submitted by April 30, 2025, with prizes for winners. Participation enhances school visibility and celebrates science teachers’ efforts. Submit your projects to participate.
The session addressed the shift to a learner-centered, competency-based curriculum at Upper Secondary, featuring Auma Betty’s update on the revised curriculum. Key topics included changes to the A-level curriculum and the importance of supporting students in their subject choices, and the need for collaborative efforts in implementation.
UPSTU members analyzed the UCE 2024 UNEB results, focusing on weaknesses in science education and proposing strategies for improvement. Key issues included examination malpractice and resource gaps, with future professional development emphasized.