Uganda Professional Science Teachers' Union – UPSTU
Science For Development And Transformation
The Uganda Professional Science Teachers Union held a ProDev hour on June 18th to discuss Ebola virus disease (EVD) prevention and response measures for schools. Dr. Rose Nampeera, an epidemiologist
The Uganda Professional Science Teachers’ Union (UPSTU) wishes to inform all participating schools, learners, teachers, adjudicators, partners, and stakeholders that the planned physical phases of the UPSTU Science Innovation Projects
This was a Professional Development Hour session focused on constructivism in teaching and learning within the competency-based curriculum at secondary schools. Mr. Mulumba Mutema Mathias, a senior advisor on competency-based
This was a Professional Development Hour session focused on supporting dyslexic learners and building their emotional intelligence in educational settings. Victoria Adong, an experienced speaker and mother, presented on how
Sharon Naurida from AAR General Insurance presented three medical insurance packages and explained the coverage details, including hospitalization limits, outpatient benefits, and additional features like hospital cashback and critical illness
This ProDev Hour focused on practical investigations in science education, presented by Mr. Bonaventure, a physics curriculum specialist from NCDC. The presentation covered the aims and methods of teaching science
On this historic occasion of the swearing-in of H.E. Gen. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni President of the Republic of Uganda, Uganda Professional Science Teachers’ Union (UPSTU) extends warm congratulations and best
The session focused on a presentation by Mr. Jude Agaba from the National Curriculum Development Center about infusing generic skills in science teaching. Mr. Agaba detailed how to incorporate five
The session focused on the 2026 Science Innovation Projects Competition organized by the Uganda Professional Science Teachers Union (UPSTU), with a technical support session on creating project demo videos and
Dr. Aron Mugaiga, the General Secretary of Uganda Professional Science Teachers Union, presented the Secretariat Operations Report to the Annual Delegates Conference (ADC) held on April 11, 2026. The report
The Uganda Professional Science Teachers Union held a Professional Development Hour focused on developing competence-based lesson plans. Mr. Kato Michael, a specialist in technology and design at the National Curricular
This ProDev Hour session focused on developing competency-based schemes of work for teachers. Kennedy Matumbwe, a curriculum specialist from the National Curriculum Development Center, presented a comprehensive guide on creating
The meeting focused on analyzing the growth and performance trends in science subjects based on the 2025 UACE results, with an emphasis on enrollment increases and gender participation. Tugume Benson,
The Uganda Professional Science Teachers’ Union (UPSTU) joins the global community in commemorating International Women’s Day 2026, a day dedicated to celebrating the achievements of women while reflecting on the
In today’s rapidly evolving education landscape, teaching is no longer confined to the physical classroom. Knowledge, collaboration, and professional learning increasingly take place in digital spaces. For teachers—especially those in
The Uganda Professional Science Teachers’ Union (UPSTU) on 5th March 2026 hosted a ProDev Hour information session to brief science teachers, school leaders, and stakeholders on the upcoming UPSTU Science
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 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
