The Republic of Uganda

Education Abstract
2017

The Education Abstract is a statistical report detailing the findings of the Annual School 2017
Census 2017
Education Policy and Planning Department, Ministry of Education & Sports

@April 2017
FORWARD

This is the 17th publication of the Education and Sports Sector Statistical Abstract.

The abstract gives the state of the Education and Sports Sector as of 2017. It provides data on key
indicators of access. Equity and quality, namely information, teaching staff, sanitation and hygiene
facilities, instructional materials among others.

The data contained herein relates to schools and institutions (Both Government and Private) from the
Preprimary, Primary, Secondary, Post Primary and Non-Formal subsector that participated in the 2017
Annual School Census.

On this note therefore, I wish to thanks all my staff both at the Headquarters and in the field, for a job
well-done. In particular, I wish to thanks the Statistics Section of the Education Planning Analysis
Department (EPPAD), for organizing, executing, processing and compiling this publication.

Gratitude also goes to all stakeholders, for the continued positive criticism and advice, and attunes the
sector to the day-to-day challenges.

I do hope that you will find this Publication relevant as we build for the future.

For any further information or comment, please do not hesitate to contact

The Commissioner,

Education Planning and Policy Analysis Department

Ministry of Education and Sports,

Po Box 7063, KAMPALA

Website: [Link]

Telephone: 256414 258629/256414 233357

A. D. Kibenge

FOR: PERMANENT SECRETARY

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Table of Contents
List of Tables .................................................................................................................................................................................. i
LIST OF ACRONYMS ............................................................................................................................................................... iv
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY.......................................................................................................................................................... vi
CHAPTER ONE: BACKGROUND ............................................................................................................................................ 1
1.1 Vision Statement................................................................................................................................................. 1
1.2 Mission Statement, Mandate and functions ........................................................................................................ 1
1.2.1 Mission Statement ......................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2.2 Mandate and Functions ................................................................................................................................................. 1
1.3 Broad and Strategic Objectives........................................................................................................................... 2
1.3.1 Broad objectives ............................................................................................................................................................ 2
1.3.2 Strategic objectives........................................................................................................................................................ 2
1.3.3 Relationship between the broad and strategic Objectives ............................................................................................. 4
1.4 Institutional Framework...................................................................................................................................... 5
1.5 Developing the capacity of the Ministry to plan, program and manage for effective and efficient service delivery. 6
CHAPTER TWO: EDUCATION MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM ................................................................. 7
2.1 The Annual Schools Census (ASC) .................................................................................................................... 7
2.2 Methodology....................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.2.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.2.2 Preparatory arrangements .............................................................................................................................................. 8
2.2.3 Participants .................................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.2.4 Sources of Data ............................................................................................................................................................. 9
2.2.5 Data Gathering .............................................................................................................................................................. 9
2.3 Data processing................................................................................................................................................. 10
CHAPTER THREE: THE PRE-PRIMARY SUBSECTOR ................................................................................................... 11
3.0 Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................... 11
3.1 Pre-Primary School information ....................................................................................................................... 11
3.1.1 Schools by category and sub-region ............................................................................................................................ 12
3.1.2 Schools by Founding Body and Registration Status .................................................................................................... 14
3.1.3 Schools by Location and Distance to the Nearest Primary School .............................................................................. 14
3.1.4 Schools by distance to DEO’s Office and Number of inspections .............................................................................. 17
3.2 Learners Enrolment in Pre-Primary Schools .................................................................................................... 17
3.2.1 Enrolment by Grade and School Category .................................................................................................................. 19
3.2.2 Enrolment in Pre-Primary schools by Age and Sex .................................................................................................... 19
3.2.3 Orphans by Sex and Orphanage type .......................................................................................................................... 20
3.3 Special needs pupils by Sex and impairment .................................................................................................... 20
3.4 Teaching and Non-Teaching staff in Pre-Primary Schools............................................................................... 22

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 3.4.1 Teachers by Sex and Qualification .............................................................................................................................. 22
3.4.2 Teachers leaving school by reason .............................................................................................................................. 22
3.4.3 Non-teaching staff by sex ............................................................................................................................................ 23
3.5 Infrastructure .................................................................................................................................................... 24
3.5.1 Infrastructure by building type and completion........................................................................................................... 24
3.6 Sanitation Facilities .......................................................................................................................................... 24
3.6.1 Major Water Source by Region and Type ................................................................................................................... 25
3.6.2 Distance to the water sources ...................................................................................................................................... 25
3.6.3 Major Energy source by region and type ..................................................................................................................... 26
CHAPTER FOUR: THE PRIMARY SUBSECTOR ............................................................................................................... 27
4.0 Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................... 27
4.1 Schools by Ownership ...................................................................................................................................... 27
4.1.1 Schools by Founding Body and Funding Source ........................................................................................................ 27
4.1.2 Schools by Location and distance to the nearest Primary School ............................................................................... 29
4.1.3 Schools by Registration Status and Highest Class ...................................................................................................... 30
4.1.4 Schools by Distance to DEO’s Office and Number of Inspections ............................................................................. 30
4.2 Enrolment in Primary Schools .......................................................................................................................... 31
4.2.1 Enrolment by Grade, Age and Sex .............................................................................................................................. 31
4.2.2 Enrolment by Nationality, Grade and Sex ................................................................................................................... 32
4.2.3 Orphans by Grade, Sex and Orphanage Type ............................................................................................................. 34
4.2.4 Special Needs pupils by Grade, Sex and Impairment Type ........................................................................................ 35
4.2.4 New Entrants to P.1 2016 ............................................................................................................................................ 36
4.2.5 Pupils that Transferred in by Grade and Sex ............................................................................................................... 37
4.2.7 Repeaters by Sex, Grade and Ownership .................................................................................................................... 37
4.3 Teaching and non-teaching staff in Primary Schools ....................................................................................... 39
4.3.1 Teachers by Region, Sex and Ownership .................................................................................................................... 39
4.3.2 Teachers by Sex and Qualification .............................................................................................................................. 40
4.3.3 Teachers leaving school by Reason ............................................................................................................................. 41
4.3.4 Non-Teaching staff by Sex .......................................................................................................................................... 42
4.4 Primary School Infrastructure and Sanitation Facilities ................................................................................... 42
4.5 Structures by completion status ........................................................................................................................ 43
4.5 Major Water Sources ........................................................................................................................................ 44
4.6 Textbook by Subject and Grade........................................................................................................................ 45
4.7 HIV/AIDS awareness in primary schools ......................................................................................................... 47
4.8 Physical Education and Sports. ......................................................................................................................... 48
4.9 School Expenditure in Co-curricular Activities ................................................................................................ 49
4.10 Sports Equipment and Facilities ..................................................................................................................... 50

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CHAPTER FIVE: SECONDARY SUB-SECTOR ................................................................................................................... 52
5.0 Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................... 52
5.1 Secondary School information ......................................................................................................................... 52
5.1.1 Schools by Ownership and USE status........................................................................................................................ 52
5.1.2 Secondary Schools by Location .................................................................................................................................. 53
5.1.3 Secondary schools by founding body .......................................................................................................................... 54
5.1.4 Schools by type and boarding status ........................................................................................................................... 54
5.1.5 Schools by Location and Distance to the nearest Primary School............................................................................... 55
5.2 Student Information in Secondary Schools ....................................................................................................... 56
5.2.1 Secondary School Enrolment by Sex and Nationality status ....................................................................................... 56
5.2.2 Secondary Enrolment by Grade, Age and Sex ............................................................................................................ 59
5.2.4 Repeaters by Grade, Sex and Ownership .................................................................................................................... 61
5.2.5 Special Needs Education (SNE) in Secondary Schools .............................................................................................. 61
5.2.6 Students with adequate seating space by Region and Ownership ............................................................................... 62
5.3 Teaching and Non-Teaching Staff in Secondary Schools................................................................................. 63
5.3.1 Teaching Staff ............................................................................................................................................................. 63
5.3.2 Teachers by Region, Sex and Ownership .................................................................................................................... 63
5.3.3 Teachers leaving school by reason .............................................................................................................................. 65
5.3.4 Non-teaching by sex and category .............................................................................................................................. 65
5.4 Secondary School Infrastructure ....................................................................................................................... 66
5.4.1 Infrastructure by building type and completion status ................................................................................................ 66
5.4.2 Stances in the schools .................................................................................................................................................. 66
5.6 Water sources in Secondary Schools ................................................................................................................ 67
5.6.1 Energy sources in Secondary Schools by type ............................................................................................................ 68
5.7 Instructional materials and Science Equipment in secondary schools .............................................................. 69
5.7.1 Secondary School HIV/AIDS information .................................................................................................................. 69
5.7.1 HIV/AIDS Dissemination methods by category and region ....................................................................................... 70
CHAPTER SIX: POST-PRIMARY INSTITUTIONS ............................................................................................................ 71
6.1 Post-Primary Institution .................................................................................................................................... 71
6.1.1 Institutions by Ownership ........................................................................................................................................... 71
6.1.2 Institutions by Type ..................................................................................................................................................... 71
6.1.3 Institutions by Founding Body .................................................................................................................................... 72
6.1.4 Post Primary Institutions by Registration .................................................................................................................... 72
6.1.5 Institutions Distance from Education Office ............................................................................................................... 73
6.2 Enrolment for BTVET and PTCs (student information) .................................................................................. 74
6.2.1 Student Enrolment in All Schools ............................................................................................................................... 74
6.2.2 Student Enrolment by Year of Study ........................................................................................................................... 75

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PRE PRIMARY ANNEX .............................................................................................................................................................. i
Annex1: Pre Primary Enrollment by Grade, District and Sex ............................................................................ i
Annex II: Pre-Primary Pupil Teacher Ratio (PTR), Pupil Classroom Ratio (PCR) and Pupil Stance Ratio (PSR).vii
Annex III: Pre-Primary teachers by Qualification, District and Sex ...................................................................... xii
Annex IV: Primary GER & NER by Sex and District .......................................................................................... xvii
PRIMARY ANNEX .................................................................................................................................................................. xxii
Annex I: Primary Enrollment by School Ownership and District ........................................................................ xxii
Annex II: Primary Enrollment by Grade and Sex ............................................................................................... xxvii
Annex III: Primary Enrolment by Nationality and District ................................................................................ xxxii
Annex IV: Primary Pupils with adequate seating and writing space by grade and ownership ......................... xxxvii
Annex V: Primary Repeaters by Grade and Sex .................................................................................................... xlii
Annex VI: Primary orphans by grade and Sex .................................................................................................... xlvii
Annex VII: Primary special needs learners by Impairment type and Sex ............................................................... lii
Annex VII: Primary teachers by Qualifications and Sex ....................................................................................... lvii
Annex VIII: Primary Pupil Teacher Ratio (PTR), Pupil Classroom Ratio (PCR) and Pupil Stance Ratio (PSR) by District
............................................................................................................................................................................... lxii
Annex IX: Primary GER, NER, GIR and NIR by Sex and District..................................................................... lxvii
SECONDARY ANNEXES ...................................................................................................................................................... lxxii
Annex I : Secondary Enrolment by School Ownership and Sex ......................................................................... lxxii
Annex II Secondary Enrollment by Grade and Sex ........................................................................................... lxxvii
Annex III: Secondary enrollment by Nationality and District ........................................................................... lxxxii
Annex IV: Secondary students with adequate seating and writing space by grade ........................................... lxxxv
Annex V: Secondary repeaters by grade and district .............................................................................................. xc
Annex VI: Secondary Orphans by Grade, Class and District ...............................................................................xcv
Annex VII: Secondary students with special needs by impairment type .................................................................. c
Annex VIII: Secondary teachers by Qualifications and Sex ................................................................................... cv
Annex IX: Secondary Student Teacher Ratio (STR), Student Classroom Ratio (SCR) and Student Stance Ratio (SSR)
................................................................................................................................................................................ cx
Annex X: Secondary GER, NER, GIR and NIR by Sex and District ....................................................................cxv
POST PRIMARY ...................................................................................................................................................................... cxx
Annex I: Post Primary Institutions Enrolment by Institution Type, Ownership and Sex ......................................cxx
Annex II: Post Primary Instructors / Teachers by Institution Type, Ownership and Sex .................................. cxxiv
Annex III: Post Primary Instructors and Student Instructor Ration (SIR) by Region and Ownership ............. cxxviii

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LIST OF TABLES
Table 3. 1: Regional Distribution of Pre-Primary Schools by Category ..................................................................... 12
Table 3. 2: Distance to the nearest primary school ..................................................................................................... 14
Table 3. 3: Number of orphans in pre-primary schools category and orphanage type ................................................ 20
Table 3. 4: Pre-Primary Teachers by Qualifications................................................................................................... 22
Table 3. 5: Infrastructure in Pre-Primary Schools....................................................................................................... 24
Table 3. 6: Sanitation Facilities in Pre-Primary Schools ............................................................................................ 24

Table 4. 2: Enrolment by Grade, Age and Sex............................................................................................................ 32

Table 4. 3: Enrolment by Nationality, grade and sex .................................................................................................. 33
Table 4. 4: Orphans by Grade, Sex and Orphanage type ............................................................................................ 34
Table 4. 5: Special Needs by Grade, Sex and Impairment Type................................................................................. 35
Table 4. 6: New Entrants to P.1 2016 ......................................................................................................................... 36
Table 4. 7: Pupils that Transferred in by Grade and Sex ............................................................................................ 37
Table 4. 8: Repeaters by Sex, Grade and Ownership .................................................................................................. 38
Table 4. 9: Students with Adequate Sitting Space by Region and Class and Grade ................................................... 39
Table 4. 10: Teachers by region, Sex and Ownership ................................................................................................. 40
Table 4. 11: Teachers by Sex and Qualification ......................................................................................................... 41
Table 4. 12: Teachers Leaving School by Reason ...................................................................................................... 41
Table 4. 13: Non-teaching by Sex ............................................................................................................................... 42
Table 4. 14: Infrastructures by Building Type and Completion Status ....................................................................... 42
Table 4. 15: Sanitation Facilities by Type and Utilization .......................................................................................... 43
Table 4. 16: Textbook by Subject and Grade .............................................................................................................. 46
Table 4. 17: Co-curricular activities............................................................................................................................ 49
Table 4. 18: School Participation, Budget and Expenditure on Sports ....................................................................... 49

Table 5. 1: Number of secondary schools by ownership, USE status by Region ....................................................... 53

Table 5. 2: Distance from DEOs office ....................................................................................................................... 56
Table 5. 3: Secondary Enrolment of non-Ugandans by nationality and grade............................................................ 57
Table 5. 4: Secondary Enrolment of students by nationality and grade ...................................................................... 58
Table 5. 5: Secondary Enrolment by Grade, Age and Sex .......................................................................................... 59
Table 5. 6: New Entrants to Senior One by age and sex ............................................................................................. 59
Table 5. 7: Repeaters by Grade, Sex and Ownership .................................................................................................. 61
Table 5. 8: Orphans by class and Sex the current year................................................................................................ 61
Table 5. 9: Students with Special Learning Needs by Grade, Sex and Impairment Type .......................................... 62
Table 5. 10: Students with adequate seating space by Region and Ownership ........................................................... 62
Table 5. 11: Teachers by Region, Sex and Ownership ............................................................................................... 64
Table 5. 12: Infrastructure by building type and completion status ............................................................................ 66
Table 5. 13: Other Sanitation facilities........................................................................................................................ 67
Table 5. 14: Instructional materials and Science Equipment in secondary schools .................................................... 69

Table 6. 1: Institutions by Ownership and Type ......................................................................................................... 71

Table 6. 2: Enrolment in PTCs by Ownership, Sex and Region ................................................................................. 74
Table 6. 3: Enrolment in BTVET by Ownership, Sex and institution type ................................................................ 75
Table 6. 4: PTCs Enrolment by ownership, region and sex ........................................................................................ 75
Table 6. 5: Enrolment by Year of Study under BTVET ............................................................................................. 76
Table 6. 6: Number of post primary Instructors/teachers by Ownership and Region ................................................. 76
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 3. 1: Trend analysis of Pre-Primary schools FY 2014/2015 to 2016/2017 ...................................................... 11
Figure 3. 2: Pre-Primary schools by Registration status ............................................................................................. 14
Figure 3. 3: Pre-Primary schools attached to the main primary schools ..................................................................... 16
Figure 3. 4: Schools by distance to DEO’s Office and Number of inspections .......................................................... 17
Figure 3. 5:Pre-primary enrolment by category and sex ............................................................................................. 19
Figure 3. 6:Early Childhood Pupil Enrolment by Age ................................................................................................ 19
Figure 3. 7: Special Needs Pupils in Pre-Primary Schools .......................................................................................... 21
Figure 3. 8: Regional Percentage Distribution of Pre-Primary Pupils with Special Needs......................................... 21
Figure 3. 9: Reasons for teachers leaving school ........................................................................................................ 22
Figure 3. 10: Non-teaching staff by sex and category ................................................................................................. 23
Figure 3. 11: Distribution of Main Water Sources ...................................................................................................... 25
Figure 3. 12: Pupil accessibility to water sources ....................................................................................................... 25
Figure 3. 13: Major Energy source type...................................................................................................................... 26

Figure 4. 1: Primary school by ownership .................................................................................................................. 27

Figure 4. 2: School by founding body and funding source ......................................................................................... 28
Figure 4. 3: School type and boarding status .............................................................................................................. 28
Figure 4. 4: Schools by Location and distance to the nearest Primary School ........................................................... 29
Figure 4. 5: Registration status and highest class........................................................................................................ 30
Figure 4. 6: Schools by Distance to DEO’s office and number of inspections ........................................................... 31
Figure 4. 7: Major Water Sources by Source Type ..................................................................................................... 44
Figure 4. 8: Major Water Sources by Ownership and Source Type............................................................................ 45
Figure 4. 9: HIV and AIDS Cases in Primary by Sex and Category and Grade ......................................................... 47
Figure 4. 10: HIV and AIDS Information Dissemination Methods. ........................................................................... 48
Figure 4. 11: Sports Equipment and Facilities ............................................................................................................ 50

Figure 5. 1: Ownership of Schools .............................................................................................................................. 52

Figure 5. 2: Secondary schools by location................................................................................................................. 53
Figure 5. 3: Schools by Founding Body...................................................................................................................... 54
Figure 5. 4: Schools by type and Boarding Status ...................................................................................................... 54
Figure 5. 5: Schools distance to the nearest secondary school .................................................................................... 55
Figure 5. 6: Schools by Registration Status ................................................................................................................ 55
Figure 5. 7: Enrolment by Sex and Nationality status................................................................................................. 56
Figure 5. 8: New entrants to senior one by age and sex .............................................................................................. 60
Figure 5. 9: Teaching Staff by Qualification and sex ................................................................................................. 63
Figure 5. 10: Teachers by Ownership ......................................................................................................................... 64
Figure 5. 11: Secondary teachers leaving school by reasons ...................................................................................... 65
Figure 5. 12: Secondary School non-teaching staff by sex ......................................................................................... 65
Figure 5. 13: Available Stances in Schools ................................................................................................................. 66
Figure 5. 14: Major water sources in Secondary Schools ........................................................................................... 68
Figure 5. 15: Energy sources in Secondary Schools by type ...................................................................................... 68
Figure 5. 16: Secondary School HIV/AIDS information by Sex ................................................................................ 69

Figure 6. 1: Schools by Type ...................................................................................................................................... 71

Figure 6. 2: Post Primary Institutions by Founding Body........................................................................................... 72
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Figure 6. 3: Institutions by Registration ...................................................................................................................... 73
Figure 6. 4: Institutions Distance from Education Office ........................................................................................... 73

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LIST OF ACRONYMS
ABEK - Alternative Basic Education for Karamoja

ASC - Annual Schools Census

BEUPA - Basic Education for Urban Poverty Areas

BTVET - Business, Technical and Vocational Education Training

CHANCE - Child-Centered Alternative, Non-Formal Community-Based Education

COPE - Complementary Opportunity for Primary Education

DEO - District Education Officer

ECD - Early Childhood Development

EFA - Education For All

EMIS - Education Management Information System

EPRC - Education Policy Review Commission

MDGs - Millennium Development Goals

MoES - Ministry of Education and Sports

MoFPED - Ministry Of Finance, Planning and Economic Development

MoLG - Ministry of Local Government

NCDC - National Curriculum Development Centre

NGOs - Non-Government Organizations

PEAP - Poverty Eradication Action Plan

PLE - Primary Leaving Examination

SFG - Schools Facilities Grant

UACE - Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education

UCE - Uganda Certificate of Education

UBOS - Uganda Bureau of Statistics

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UNEB - Uganda National Examination Board

UNESCO - United Nations Education Scientific and Cultural Organization

UPE - Universal Primary Education

UPPET - Universal Post Primary Education and Training

USE - Universal Secondary Education

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The abstract gives the state of the Education and Sports Sector as of 2017. It hints on key indicators of
access, equity and quality, namely infrastructure, pupil information, teaching staff, sanitation and hygiene
facilities, instructional materials among others. It covers all the different sub-sectors in detail (i.e. Pre-
primary, Primary, Secondary and Post-primary Subsectors).

a) Pre-Primary Schools

i. A total of 7,210 ECD Centres responded to ASC 2017, with a total enrolment of 564,033 with a
share of 50.5% female enrolment.
ii. The total number of teachers in these schools is 23,699 (87.4% female) translating into a Pupil
Teacher Ratio (PTR) of 24:1 an indication that for every 24 pupils in pre-primary, there is a teacher
to take care of them.
iii. A total of 22,971 classrooms (69.0% permanent) translating into a Pupil Classrooms Ratio (PCR) of
25:1 implying that for each pre-primary classroom there is an average of 25 pupils.

b) Primary Schools

i. A total of 20,305 primary schools responded to ASC 2017 of these, 12,036 (59.3%) are government
owned whereas the rest were privately owned. However, the response rate of only Government
schools was 99% implying that 1% did not respond.
ii. Despite the fact that most schools (64%) were founded by the religious affiliations and only 5.2%
founded by Government, 17.5% are mainly funded by entrepreneurs.
iii. Out of 20,305 schools that responded to ASC 2017; 13,399 (66%) are registered, 4,135 (20.4%)
licensed while 2,771 (14%) not registered.
iv. A total of 8,840,589 (Male; 4,395,513: Female; 4,445,076) was realized an indication of stability in
the gender parity gap.
v. Out of the 5,956,151 pupils in primary, 67.4% have adequate sitting and writing space.
vi. A total of 207,238 teachers (117,982 males and 89,256 females) are registered in all primary schools
that responded an indication of gender imbalance in the teaching workforce with PTR of 43:1.
vii. A total of 160,341classrooms were recorded during the ASC 2017, 135,494 of which are permanent
translating into 85% and a PCR of 55:1.
viii. Despite the policy of automatic promotion in primary schools, a repetition rate of 8.8% was
registered, with 9.7% in Government schools and 5.1% in private schools.
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 ix. A total of 169,261 latrine stances were recorded of which 95% are permanent. This translates into a
PSR of 50:1.
x. A total of 34,546 (16,752 male and 17,794 female) pupils have HIV/AIDS, a proportion of 0.35%
to the total enrolment in primary schools.

c) Secondary Schools

i. Data presented here is based on statistical returns from 2,995 schools, of which 1,058 are government
schools.
ii. It reveals that 1,487 schools receive aid from government in form of grants. This includes all
government schools (i.e. 916) and the 571 Public Private Partnership schools.
iii. Out of 64,966 total secondary teachers reported, there are 26,796 (i.e. 19,753 male & 7,043 female)
teachers in government schools. Based on the minimum standard qualifications (i.e. which is Grade
V for a secondary teacher).
iv. A total of 36,310 classrooms were recorded out of which 25,973 classrooms were permanent. A total
of 49,610 latrine stances were established with 37,395 stances being permanent.
v. HIV/AIDS is still prevalent in the sector; for instance 3,992 cases of students were registered with
54.2 % were females students.

d) Post Primary institutions

i. A total of 275 Post primary institutions responded to the ASC 2017 of which 48% are government
aided institutions.
ii. 67% of the total institutions were found to be registered while the remaining 37% are at the first step
for an operational institution (licensed).
iii. A total enrolment of 45,153 out of which 35.5% were females was recorded in all post primary
institutions that responded to the 2017 ASC.
iv. A total of 5,046 instructors were registered in all the institutions out of which 3,141 instructors are
in Government institutions which translates into a student instructor ratio of 9:1. An indication that
nationally every 9 students in post-primary are attended to by one instructor.

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CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED

The timely analysis of data collected during Annual School Census (ASC) is hampered by a lot of challenges
experienced before, during and after actual data collection. Despite continued efforts to sensitize all
education institutions on the value and importance of ASC, many institutions (mostly private) DO NOT
ONLY give wrong information about their schools but also do not respond in time if not responding at all.
This stems from factors such as illegally operating institutions (not registered with the ministry and hence
hard to track). This therefore creates more work in form of reaching out to such exceptional cases that have
not responded in time in addition to verifying, validating and cleaning the misleading data collected during
ASC.

Among other challenges include:-

a) Poor record keeping by education institutions.

b) Low response rate of especially private schools and institutions

c) Misreporting of the age disaggregated pupils/students’ information.

d) Creation of new Local Government administrative units

e) Lack of commitment from some Local government officials and head teachers due to personal issues
(like other personal commitments, low facilitation and socio-economic factors).

This statistical abstract has been compiled from data relating to only the schools/institutions that returned
their ASC forms for the year 2017.

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 CHAPTER ONE: BACKGROUND
1.1 Vision Statement
The vision statement for the Ministry of Education and Sports is “Quality Education and Sports
for All.”

1.2 Mission Statement, Mandate and functions

1.2.1 Mission Statement
The Education and Sports Sector’s mission emphasizes the need “to provide for, support, guide and co
integration, individual and national development”.
The mission reflects the objectives of the ESSP (2004-2015) & (2017/18 – 2019/20), which are consistent
with the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda (1995), the Local Governments Act (1997), National
Development Plan (NDP), Uganda Vision 2040, the National Resistance Movement 10 point program, the
President’s Manifesto (2011-2016) and (2016-2021), and the EFA goals; - coordinate, regulate, and promote
quality education and sports to all persons in Uganda for national.
1.2.2 Mandate and Functions
The mandate of the Ministry of Education and Sports is focused on the following areas:
a. Formulation, monitoring, analyzing, and reviewing national policies for the education sector;
b. Planning for the Sector’s development;
c. Provision of technical guidance and co-ordination;
d. Setting national standards;
e. Monitoring and Evaluation;
f. Inspection and regulation; and;

g. Mentoring.
Under the Ministry mandate, the main functions of the Ministry among others include:

a. Provision of technical, material and financial support for the delivery of education services;
b. Provision of mechanisms and framework for admission of learners to educational institutions;
c. Offering Career Guidance and Counselling to educational institutions;
d. Co-ordination of training programmes for teachers and tutors;
e. Administration of national and international scholarships and bursaries;
f. Collecting and processing of relevant and timely information and data for educational planning;
g. Formulating and reviewing the Education Strategic Investment Plan and developing an
input/outcome-based Sector Medium Term Budget Framework;
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 h. Formulating, monitoring, analysing, and reviewing policies within the Sector;
i. Setting, disseminating, monitoring and evaluating minimum national education standards;
j. Guiding, monitoring and evaluating development of curricula and publications for educational
institutions;
k. Setting, administering and marking national examinations;
l. Appointing and sensitizing Boards of Governors for educational institutions;
m. Promoting sports development throughout the country; and;
n. Appointing, deploying, promoting and disciplining of teachers in Post- Primary Institutions.
1.3 Broad and Strategic Objectives
The Education and Sports Sector policies are formulated and implemented within the Education Sector
Strategic Plan (ESSP 2004-2015). ESSP establishes a direct link with the national development plans that
prioritize education as tool for social transformation, integration and modernization. It also integrates the
EFA Goals into the main frame planning and budgeting process of the Ministry. In addition, ESSP provides
a platform for coordination of different sector undertakings, and also provides a basis for lobby of support
from the international community. For instance, ESSP outlines the broad as well as the specific targets of
the Ministry within each sub-sector. It is from this that development partners can offer part or full support in
addressing specified issues in a particular target.
1.3.1 Broad objectives
The broad priority objectives of the Sector are:
i. To make significant and permanent gains in achieving equitable access to education at all levels,

ii. To improve considerably the quality of education, at all levels,

iii. To enhance the management of education and sports services delivery at all levels particularly the
district, and,

iv. To develop the capacity of the Ministry to plan, program and manage an investment portfolio that
will effectively and efficiently develop the Education and Sports Sector.

1.3.2 Strategic objectives

The strategic objectives, which guide the attainment of the vision and mission of the Ministry include:
i. Ensuring universal and equitable access to quality basic education for all children through;

a) Early Childhood Care and Development for children up to 8 years,

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 b) Universal Primary Education for children from 6 years to 12 years,

c) Education for the disadvantaged groups from 6 years to 18 years, and

d) Implementing Universal Post-primary education and training.

ii. Ensuring equal access by gender, district and special needs at all levels of education;

iii. Improving the quality of education in;

e) Primary Education by ensuring quality and achievement of literacy, numeracy and life skills

approach to education; and

f) Post-Primary education and training by ensuring achievements, and attainment of targets and

improved pass rates in English, Mathematics, Science and Information Technology.

g) Building capacity of districts by helping Education Managers acquire and improve on their

knowledge, skills and attitudes to be able to plan, monitor, account and perform managerial

functions.

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1.3.3 Relationship between the broad and strategic Objectives
Matrix 1:1 Relationship between the broad and strategic objectives
S/N Broad policy objectives Strategic objectives
1. To make significant and permanent  To ensure equal access by gender,
district and special needs at all levels of
gains in achieving equitable access to
education
education at all levels  Promote universal participation in a
flexible basic education system.
2. To improve the quality of education,  Promote Early Childhood Care and
particularly at the primary level and development for children up to 8 years
institute an education system that is of age.
relevant to Uganda’s development goals.  Ensure acquisitions of desired
competences in Literacy, Numeracy and
Basic Life Skills at primary level.
 Enhance teaching and learning of
subjects/courses relevant to the social
economic development of the country.
 Effective preparation of Post Primary
students to enter world of work or higher
education.
3. To enhance the effective and efficient  To build capacity of districts by helping
management of Education service delivery Education Managers acquire and
at all levels, particularly at district level. improve on their knowledge, skills and
attitudes to be able to plan, monitor,
account and perform managerial
functions.
 Strengthen capacity of MoES, its
agencies and institutions to provide
leadership and management in service
delivery.
4. To develop the capacity of MoES to plan,  To strengthen the capacity of the center
program and manage an investment to implement ROM and to manage its
portfolio that will effectively and efficiently new functions of policy formulation,
develop the education sector sector planning, standards setting,
monitoring and support supervision.
This equally applies to the sports sub-
sector; and;
 To strengthen partnerships stablished
under the sector wide approach.
 Enhance partnerships between MoES
and other stakeholders in education
service delivery and capacity building.

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1.4 Institutional Framework
The Education and Sports Sector is run by both the public and private players, under the Public Private
Partnership (PPP) system. The private sector is diverse and comprised of individual investors, communities,
civil society organizations, International NGOs and Faith Based Organizations. The overall responsibility
of development in the education sector lies with the Ministry of Education and Sports (MoES), under the
political leadership of a full Minister of Education assisted by three Ministers of State responsible for
Primary Education, Higher Education and Sports respectively. Under the current decentralized system of
governance in Uganda, most of the authority and resources are now being devolved to the Local Government
(LGs). This provides for a more accountable and responsive provision of basic services to the population,
including education. The management and provision of basic education is now largely in the hands of the
Local Governments (LGs), while the center remains responsible for policy control and maintenance of
standards through control of teacher education, curriculum and examinations. This enhances flexibility,
transparency and accountability. It also allows local administrators to be creative in seeking solutions to
problems that are unique to their localities.
The MoES has 12 technical departments headed by commissioners. All Commissioners, except the one for
the Education Planning and Policy Analysis department (EPPAD), are supervised by and answerable to the
Directors of Education. The Directors of Education, the Under Secretary and the Commissioner of
Education Planning, report to the Permanent Secretary who is the accounting officer and overall supervisor
of the education sector.
The sections include: Accounts, personnel and administration. There are also semi-or fully autonomous
institutions under the Ministry. These are: the National Curriculum Development Centre (NCDC), the
Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB), Uganda Business and Technical Examinations Board
(UBTEB) the Directorate of Education Standards (DES), Directorate of Industrial Training (DIT), National
Council for Sports (NCS), National Council for Higher Education (NCHE), the Education Service
Commission (ESC) among others.
The sector operates 3 tier education system (i.e. 7-4-2 system). This includes 7 years of Primary, and 6 years
Secondary (i.e. 4 years of O Level & 2 years of A Level) schooling, followed by a 3-
5 years of Tertiary education.

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1.5 Developing the capacity of the Ministry to plan, program and manage for effective and efficient
service delivery.
In order to live up to the challenge of providing quality education services, the ministry has to keep abreast
with the trend of events in the entire education at all times. This is done through:
i. Conducting tracking studies on the implementation of different sector and sub-sector strategies;
ii. Education Sector reviews (ESR) conducted annually;
iii. Monitoring and Evaluation of MoES performance in the delivery of education service;
iv. Conducting efficiency studies in the sector; and;
v. Proceeding under the JAF and ESSP process based on partnership with key stakeholders in the
delivery and monitoring of the delivery of education.
The Education Planning and Policy Analysis Department (EPPAD) is primarily responsible for guiding the
entire sector through the above processes. It is thus charged with the duty of “coordinating, directing,
controlling and supervising planning activities in the Ministry covering education national policy
formulation, development planning, statistical data collection, analysis, monitoring and evaluation”
Specifically, the EPPAD is responsible for:
i. Conducting annual school censuses through EMIS for all institutions of learning with a view of
constantly keeping up with up-to-date data about the sector;
ii. Monitoring the performance of the different sector programmes;
iii. Evaluating the performance of sector programmes, particularly those coming to a close;
iv. Reviewing the performance of the Educator Sector Strategic Plan FY 2004/05 – 2014/15 through
the annual Education Sector Review;
v. Carrying out the annual budget activities as well as the formulation of the medium term Budget
vi. Framework Papers; and
vii. Formulating new projects/programmes for the sector.

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 CHAPTER TWO: EDUCATION MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM

The Education Management Information System (EMIS) is an ICT management tool that “integrates people,
technology and practices in the process of collecting, capturing and processing data from different sources
to generate information to aid informed decision making for operation and managerial functions of the
education and sports sector”
A successful EMIS is built around three great pillars and these pillars are; people, practices and technology.
EMIS comprehensively brings these pillars together to ensure that there is timely, cost effective and user
appropriate information in support of management in the Education Sector. In order to effectively sustain
EMIS, full integration of these three pillars is key.
At inception, EMIS was conceptualized as a fully-fledged system capable of providing management
information on all key aspects of education in the country to facilitate evidence based decision making.
EMIS was thus conceived to enable MoES headquarters to collect, capture and process data to generate
management information that could help in planning and evidence-based decision making at all levels.
Consequently, it is expected to maintain management data on Key Performance Indicators of the sector
including data in institutions, teachers, Pupils, infrastructure (i.e. school module), finances and audit (i.e.
finance module), and School Inspection. It was also conceptualized to be sector wide and decentralized to
district level.
Initially EMIS was designed to comprise 4 basic modules (functionalities) that include basic education
statistics, personnel (excluding payroll), financial management, inspection and eventually linking up with
UNEB (school outcomes). Thereafter, additional modules were to be added as the demand for management
information grows.
Some of the key outputs that use data generated from the EMIS system include annual statistical abstracts,
fact sheets and booklets, district performance league tables, progress reports on JAF indicators, MDGs and
EFA Goals, etc.
2.1 The Annual Schools Census (ASC)
Annual School Census is a comprehensive collection of basic (i.e. enrolment, learner characteristics, teacher
details, infrastructure, etc.) educational data for all levels of the education system (i.e. Pre- Primary, Primary,
Secondary, Post Primary, BTVET, and Tertiary). The purpose of the Annual School Census exercise is to
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making. Current data is usually required for budgeting since the government is implementing a cash budget.
It’s an efficiency measure intended to ensure that the scarce resources are not unduly wasted.

2.2 Methodology
2.2.1 Introduction
The methodology for ASC is dynamic. It is entirely dependent on the feedback from various stakeholders
at the LG level, as well as the technical user departments of the data collected at the ministry. It is also to
enable integration of new policy developments as they emerge.
In 2017, the methodology that was adopted involved holding orientation and training workshops for the
target enumerators (Sub County chiefs). This is because the Sub County chiefs are near the schools and
institutions within their areas of jurisdiction and this methodology was envisaged to improve on their
turnaround time and response rates. Experience from the previous years had shown that heads of institutions
tend to relax or even give the questionnaire to their secretaries to fill, which resulted into delays, numerous
errors and sometimes some questionnaires would not return to the headquarters thus compromising the data
application to a wider magnitude. Below is a detailed discourse of the organization and management of the
ASC 2017.

2.2.2 Preparatory arrangements

Preparatory arrangements for the ASC 2017 involves:
a) Sorting of questionnaires to get rid of the poorly printed;
b) Arranging for each institution a copy in triplicate;
c) Putting a sticker on each school copy in triplicate that bears the administrative units and EMIS
number;
d) Arranging questionnaires with stickers according to LG units; and
e) Packing for delivery.

2.2.3 Participants
The participants in the ASC 2017 were drawn from all user departments of the Ministry of Education and
Sports (i.e. Planning department, Primary & Secondary department, Finance and Administration), and also
from the Higher and Lower Local Governments and these included the CAO’s, DEO’s and DIS’ and the
Senior Assistant Secretaries (Sub county Chiefs) who were the enumerators. The specific tasks of the MoES
officers were threefold: delivering data collection instruments to LGs; conducting orientation workshops at
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to the Statistics division at the ministry. The tasks of the Local Government officers were; to monitor the
exercise and authenticate the schools in their local government and also collect data from the schools.
The exercise was divided into fourteen (14) groups, which were drawn based on the different regions of
Uganda. The orientation workshops in the LGs targeted key Enumerators/the Sub- county chiefs and the
LGs’ education officers. The workshops among others aimed at: disseminating results of the ASC 2015 to
all key stakeholders within the LGs; building advocacy for education statistics, as well as collecting
feedback about the previous ASC 2016; and, distribution of the ASC 2017 questionnaires to all the Sub-
county chiefs available. For those not available, the questionnaires were handed over to their respective
county inspectors.
Before setting off to the different regions, the officers were also briefed on what is to transpire and what is
expected of them. This was done by the Principal Statistician.

2.2.4 Sources of Data

The main sources of data for this exercise included: schools registers; daily attendance roasters; admission
books; library record books; and inventory books, among others. The data collected mainly pertained to:
pupil information; school information; teaching and non-teaching staff information; physical education and
sports; instructional materials; sanitary and hygiene facilities; and school infrastructure, among others.

2.2.5 Data Gathering

The exercise was carried out in the first week of April for a duration of three weeks. It was managed and
coordinated by the Statistics division of the Education Planning and Policy Analysis
Department (EPPAD). The exercise was implemented over a period of 24 days, depending on the number
and size of the districts in each of the clusters.
As earlier mentioned, the ASC 2016 covered all educational institutions across the country. For ease of
implementation, the country was divided into 14 clusters comprising 7 - 12 districts.
After orientating the target enumerators, the Ministry officials, with assistance of DEO’s/MEO’s, DIS/MIS,
and County Inspectors of Schools, oversaw the distribution of questionnaires to the respective Sub-county
chiefs. These questionnaires were to be distributed to the various schools and institutions within the sub-
county, get filled by the Head teacher/ Principal and then returned to the Chief who then counter-signs and
submit them to the District Education Office. Completed questionnaires in triplicate were verified and
authenticated by the respective LG education office representatives (DEO’s, MEO’s, DIS, and MIS). After
verification and authentication, the Sub-county chief was handed back one copy to be sent back to the school,
while the LG education office retained one copy, and the other copy was given to the ministry officials.

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2.3 Data processing
Data was captured/entered using an integrated software developed using the Structured Query
Language (SQL) platform. Among the many features embodied within this software are:
(i) An updated EMIS (Education management Information System) Client user interface with the softcopy
of the questionnaire that captures both numerical and string characters; and,
(ii) Data validation controls and checks within the entry/capture software.
After entry and cleaning, a data verification exercise was conducted in a few sampled districts to verify the
accuracy of data provided by school heads in the census questionnaires. After verification, final data
Analysis was conducted. Analysis on this exercise is broadly carried out on basic numeric and categorical
data.
After analysis, the key outputs of the data generated include: Annual statistical abstracts; fact sheets and
booklets; district performance league tables; and district profiles. From these, other technical reports are
written as the specific user departments may deem fit.

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 CHAPTER THREE: THE PRE-PRIMARY SUBSECTOR

3.0 Introduction
The Government of Uganda through the Ministry of Education and Sports has embarked on the
development of Pre-Primary Subsector since constructive impact on further learning and beyond
significantly dwells on Early Childhood Development Centers (ECDs) education. In bid to achieve
EFA goals, developments has been undertaken to boost the performance in the subsector i.e. for the
development of Early Childhood Curriculum, teacher/caretaker training among others and very many
Government Aided primary schools have taken on ECD programs.

The overall goal of the ECD policy in Uganda is to improve child growth and development through
improvement of ECD services delivery. Since the introduction of the ECD policy, there has been a
marked improvement in the quality of ECD services in the country, enrolment and uptake of ECD
has drastically increased and generally awareness about the need for supporting ECD has been
done and taken root in mostly urban areas.

3.1 Pre-Primary School information

Considering the past years, the number of pre-primary schools has been on an increase as advocacy
for the early childhood centers increase. Trend analysis below of pre-primary schools FY 2014 to
2017 shows that number of ECDs/Pre-primary schools has been increasing from 4,956 schools
(20.04%) in 2014 to 7210 schools (29.15%) in 2017.

Figure 3. 1: Trend analysis of Pre-Primary schools FY 2014/2015 to 2016/2017

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 8,000

7,000

6,000
No. of Nursery

5,000

4,000

3,000

2,000

1,000

-
FY 2014/2015 FY 2015/2016 FY 2016/2017
FY 2014/2015 FY 2015/2016 FY 2016/2017
No. of ECDs 5,763 6,798 7,210

3.1.1 Schools by category and sub-region

Table 3. 1: Regional Distribution of Pre-Primary Schools by Category

REGION Community Day Home Based Nursery Grand %TOTAL

Based Care Total
ACHOLI 13 1 274 288 4%
ANKOLE 36 2 1 532 571 8%
BUGANDA 122 14 6 2651 2793 39%
BUKEDI 17 1 1 172 191 3%
BUNYORO 50 1 3 679 733 10%
BUSOGA 24 1 288 313 4%
ELGON 28 1 223 252 3%
KARAMOJA 59 2 1 62 124 2%
KIGEZI 26 2 313 341 5%
LANGO 14 1 300 315 4%
TESO 17 1 202 220 3%
TORO 89 7 5 616 717 10%
WEST_NILE 26 3 2 321 352 5%
Grand Total 521 35 21 6633 7210 100%

A total number of 7210 preprimary schools responded to the ASC 2017. Out of these, 6,633
(91.9%) are nursery schools while 521 (7.2 %) are community based schools. Table 3.1 also shows
that the number of Day Care centers and Home based schools remain low (0.48% Day care & 0.29%
Home based respectively).
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Regional analysis indicates that Buganda has the highest number of preprimary schools totaling to

2,793 (39%) of the total preprimary schools that responded whereas Karamoja registers the least
number of preprimary schools totaling up to 124 (2%).

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3.1.2 Schools by Founding Body and Registration Status
Figure 3. 2: Pre-Primary schools by Registration status

Grand Total
SDA
Islamic
Founding Body

Government
Entrepreneurs
COU
Community
Catholic

0 5000 10000 15000

Entrepreneur
Catholic Community COU Government Islamic SDA Grand Total
s
Licensed 201 504 178 1290 37 77 34 2321
Not Registered 424 939 460 1603 30 112 69 3637
Registered 165 246 161 557 49 52 22 1252
Grand Total 790 1689 799 3450 116 241 125 7210

Registration Status

Figure 3.2 above shows that out of 7,210 ECDs centers that responded to the ASC 2017,
2,321 are licensed, 1,252 are registered and the remaining 3,637 are not yet registered.
3.1.3 Schools by Location and Distance to the Nearest Primary School
The distance of pre-primary schools to the nearest primary school is vital in assessing the
access of education at all levels. Some pre-primary schools are attached to primary schools
for easy transition from the pre-primary to lower primary level.
Table 3. 2: Distance to the nearest primary school

Location 1 - 2 km 2.1 - 3 km 3.1 - 4 km 4.1 - 5 km Above 5 km Below 1 km Grand Total

Peri-Urban 464 120 39 38 94 942 1,697

Rural 1,043 461 250 201 475 1165 3,595

Urban 433 87 27 36 69 1266 1,918

Grand Total 1,940 668 316 275 638 3,373 7,210

%total 27% 9% 4% 4% 9% 47% 100%

Considering the distance between the ECD centers and the nearest primary schools, the results show
a higher percentage (47 %) of pre-primary schools are below the radius of below 1 km while only
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9% of the schools are in the radius of over 5kms form the primary school. In rural areas, pre-
primary pupils walk longer distances compared to their colleagues in Peri-urban and urban settings.

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Figure 3. 3: Pre-Primary schools attached to the main primary schools

35%

65%

Attached Not attached

The figure above reveals that 65 % of the total Pre-Primary schools are attached to primary
schools while those not attached stand at 35%. Due to the development of the ECD
curriculum and national ECD policy (through the support of government of Uganda),
Government primary schools have got involved in the implementation of the early childhood
education. However, majority of the ECDs are attached to their founding bodies or religious
affiliations.

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3.1.4 Schools by distance to DEO’s Office and Number of inspections
Figure 3. 4: Schools by distance to DEO’s Office and Number of inspections

Grand Total

Below 10 km

Above 50 km
Distance to Deo's Office

40.1 -50 km

30.1 - 40 km

20.1 - 30 km

10 - 20 km

0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 16000

Above 50
10 - 20 km 20.1 - 30 km 30.1 - 40 km 40.1 -50 km Below 10 km Grand Total
km
More than two 597 295 157 134 193 1221 2597
None 263 135 93 71 124 324 1010
One 386 185 101 73 131 858 1734
Two 491 211 102 105 141 819 1869
Grand Total 1737 826 453 383 589 3222 7210
% total 24% 11% 6% 5% 8% 45% 100%

No. of Inspections

The distance to the DEO’s office is fundamental in the aspect of monitoring and inspection by the
Education Officers and also facilitates easy access to services by the district and the Ministry.
According to ASC 2017, majority of the pre-primary schools that have been inspected by the
DIS/MIS more than two times (45%) are below 10km. This indicated that the distance to the DEO’s
office has a significant impact on the number of times a school is visited. The pattern also shows
there is still a high number of pre-primary schools that are still 10-20 km (24%) from the DEO;
hence there is need to narrow down the gap.
3.2 Learners Enrolment in Pre-Primary Schools
Government – private partnership is vital for sustainable ECD programmes in different communities.
Currently, there is limited government-private partnership in ECD and what is clearly seen as
partnership is government working with development partners. One of the major government
partners in ECD in Uganda has been UNICEF, who has made it possible through technical and
financial assistance to develop different ECD policy guidelines, standards, baseline data collection
and capacity building. The partnership has also been extended to supporting ECD centers in selected
districts that managed to increase enrolment in ECD from 433,258 (20.4% in 2014) to 608973(29.2
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3.2.1 Enrolment by Grade and School Category
Figure 3. 5:Pre-primary enrolment by category and sex

Male Female Total

608973
560698
No. of Pupils

307450
301523
283016
277682
43756
22116
21640

2962
1545

1557
1417

784

773
Community Based Day Care Home Based Nursery Grand Total
Male 21640 1417 784 277682 301523
Female 22116 1545 773 283016 307450
Total 43756 2962 1557 560698 608973
Pre Primary Category

Figure 3.5 shows that Nursery schools have high enrolment (560,698), followed by community based
pre- primary schools (43,756) and day cares centers (2,962). Home based pre-primary schools are
phasing out as nursery schools and day care centers. Out of 608,979 pupils (Pre-primary enrolment),
only 1,557 pupils constituting 0.26% belong to home based pre-primary schools.
3.2.2 Enrolment in Pre-Primary schools by Age and Sex
Figure 3. 6:Early Childhood Pupil Enrolment by Age

200000

Enrollment 150000

100000
Female
50000
Male
0
3 -5 Years Above 5 Years Below 3 Years

3 -5 Years Above 5 Years Below 3 Years

Male 164396 96760 40367
Female 167785 97883 41782

Majority of pupils enrolled in pre-primary schools (332,181) are between ages of 3 to 5 years;
194,643 are above the age of 3 years and 82,149 are below 3years of age as shown in figure 3.3
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According to the ASC 2017 findings, the enrolment in the pre-primary schools continues to increase
especially in Nursery schools and day care centers. This has been expedited by high number of
working women and nature of the jobs that leave parents with little or no time for the children at
that age and thus resorting to taking them to day care centers and nursery schools. Through
advocacy for ECD education, parents have also appreciated that this is an important level of
education in the child’s education path
3.2.3 Orphans by Sex and Orphanage type
Table 3. 3: Number of orphans in pre-primary schools category and orphanage type
School category Both Parents Deceased Only Father Deceased Only Mother Deceased Total

Male Female Male Female Male Female

Community Based 556 530 1,180 928 772 723 4,689

Day Care 38 35 91 79 61 60 364
Home Based 4 2 23 14 15 5 63
Nursery 5,150 5,027 10,498 9,192 6,608 6,744 43,219
Grand Total 5,748 5,594 11,792 10,213 7,456 7,532 48,335

According to ASC 2017 orphanage status, 11,342 (23.5%) have lost both parents, 22,005 (45.5%
lost their fathers and 14,988 (31.0%) lost their mothers. The findings show that the overall orphans
by sex are (51.7% & 48.3%) for male and female respectively.

3.3 Special needs pupils by Sex and impairment

In Uganda, the pupils with special needs have become an area of concern. In pursuit to achieve
EFA goals, education must be inclusive at all levels of education. During ASC 2016, information
was collected about pupils with special needs and teachers trained to handle special needs
education

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Figure 3. 7: Special Needs Pupils in Pre-Primary Schools

Grand Total
Impairement Type

Visually Impaired
Physically impaired e.g. motor accident
Multiple Handicaps ([Link] and blind)
Mentally Impaired
Hearing Impaired
Autism

0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000

Multiple Physically
Hearing Mentally Handicaps impaired e.g. Visually
Autism Grand Total
Impaired Impaired ([Link] and motor Impaired
blind) accident
Male 382 1279 1599 189 941 1065 5455
Female 235 1035 1205 132 689 846 4142
Total 617 2314 2804 321 1630 1911 9597

Male Female Total

From the ASC 2017, the findings reveal that (9,597)15.7% of the entire pupil enrolment is
affected by different physical and mental impairments. Out of these, 29% are mentally impaired,
and 3% are with multiple handicaps and 6 % living with autism.
Figure 3. 8: Regional Percentage Distribution of Pre-Primary Pupils with Special Needs

7%
20%

Autism
24% Hearing Impaired
Mentally Impaired
Multiple Handicaps
17%
Physically impaired
Visually Impaired

3% 29%

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More effort is still needed to increase awareness on the importance of ECD and general inclusion
of all children for the development of the country. If the current situation continue as it is now,
our children will keep missing on the golden window of opportunity in their critical stage of
development and will fail to compete favorably with other children from privileged communities
in the world
3.4 Teaching and Non-Teaching staff in Pre-Primary Schools
3.4.1 Teachers by Sex and Qualification
Table 3. 4: Pre-Primary Teachers by Qualifications
Qualification Female Male Grand Total
Certificate in Nursery Teaching 1,787 390 2,177
Diploma in Nursery Teaching 13,339 874 14,213
DPE (Diploma in Primary Education) 127 88 215
Grade II Teacher 1,974 175 2,149
Grade III Teacher 139 67 206
Grade IV Teacher 1,194 688 1,882
Grade V Teacher including DSNE, DSE,DTE 39 14 53
Graduate Teacher 98 68 166
Licensed Teacher 1,877 565 2,442
Trained care giver 139 57 196
Grand Total 20,713 2,986 23,699
Table 3.4 shows that they are more females qualified to teach in pre-primary with percentage
composition of 87% and only 13% for males. Out of 23699 qualified teachers, only 166 (0.7%)
are graduate teachers and 196 (0.8%) are trained care givers. The highest number of teachers in
pre-primary schools have Diploma in nursery teaching.
3.4.2 Teachers leaving school by reason
Figure 3. 9: Reasons for teachers leaving school

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 Grand Total
Transferred…
Retired
Resigned
Prolonged…
Dismissed
Died

0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000

Transferred
Prolonged
Died Dismissed Resigned Retired to another Grand Total
Illness
teaching post
Total 237 581 363 1095 154 1282 3712
Female 166 421 268 826 93 992 2766
Total Female Male
Male 71 160 95 269 61 290 946

According to ASC 2017, in regards to the teachers leaving school by reason, it was reported that a total
of 1282 (34.5%) were transferred to another teaching post while 1,095(29.4%) resigned; 154 teachers
retired and 237 were dismissed.

3.4.3 Non-teaching staff by sex

Figure 3. 10: Non-teaching staff by sex and category

Male Female
100%
90% 2555 5969 1196 1918 11638
80%
70%
60%
50%
40% 2457 1119 9601
4635 1390
30%
20%
10%
0%
Administrative Non - Professional Others Professional Grand Total
personnel with no Support Personnel Pedagogical Support
instructional duties Personnel

According to the Non-teaching staff sex disaggregated analysis reveals that out of 21239 non-
teaching staff, females constitute 11638 (54.7%) and males constitute 9601 (45.2%).
Non Professional support personnel such as security personnel and catering staff had the highest
percentage composition of 50%, followed by Administrative personnel with no instructional
duties such as headmasters and school principals (24%) followed by professional Pedagogical
support (16%).

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3.5 Infrastructure
3.5.1 Infrastructure by building type and completion
Table 3. 5: Infrastructure in Pre-Primary Schools
Structure IN USE NOT IN Total structures Needed
type USE structures
Complete structures Incomplete Complete
structures structures
P T P T P T P T Total
Classrooms 13,458 5,746 1,833 1,072 573 289 15,864 7,107 22,971 4,690
Computer 265 38 30 7 11 2 306 47 353 1,286
Lab
Latrine 22,476 3,737 1,076 529 212 89 23,764 4,355 28,119 4,374
Stances
Libraries 1,339 348 65 28 25 11 1,429 387 1,816 1,571
Office 4,528 908 248 110 45 25 4,821 1,043 5,864 1,581
Staff Rooms 2,147 602 116 66 19 13 2,282 681 2,963 1,534
Store Rooms 3,285 841 153 82 46 26 3,484 949 4,433 1,579
Teachers 4,478 737 71 92 54 18 4,603 847 5,450 4,583
Houses
Workshops 393 105 20 14 15 2 428 121 549 1,189
Grand Total 52,369 13,062 3,612 2,000 1,000 475 56,981 15,537 72,518 22,387
NB: P=Permanent, T=Temporary
Out of 22,971 classrooms reported from ASC 2017 15,864 (69.1%) are permanent and 7,107
(30.9%) are temporary. Teacher’s houses recorded were 5,450 houses, out of which 4,603 (85%)
are permanent and only 847 (15%) are temporary.
The findings shows that more 22,387 structures are still needed in the pre-primary subsector, given
the enrolment are on increase and the building rarely increases.
3.6 Sanitation Facilities
Table 3. 6: Sanitation Facilities in Pre-Primary Schools
Sanitation facilities Exclusively for Exclusively for Exclusively for Mixed Grand
Boys Girls Teachers Use Total

Number of Latrine Blocks 4,892 5,295 4,434 888 15,509

Stances with Doors 7,502 8,435 6,273 1,453 23,663
Stances with Shutters 1098 1130 780 175 3183
Stances without 296 352 228 107 983
Doors/Shutters
Grand Total 13,788 15,212 11,715 2,623 43,338

From ASC 2017, 15,509 latrine stances were recorded, out of which 4,434 latrine stances are
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exclusively for teachers, while 4,892 and 75,295 latrines stances are for boys and girls
respectively. Only 2,623 structures, out of 43,338 structures are shared between the males and
females.
3.6.1 Major Water Source by Region and Type
Figure 3. 11: Distribution of Main Water Sources

3500

3000
2886
2568
2500
No. of ECDs

2000

1500
1148
1000
453
500
126
0
Borehole Lake/River Piped water Rain water Harvest well/ Spring
Water Source

Results show that 81.9% of the pre-primary schools have access to clean and safe water sources
include; boreholes, piped water, and rain water tanks as indicated by the figure above. Boreholes
and piped water are the major water sources used in pre-primary schools while lake/river is the
least used.
3.6.2 Distance to the water sources
Figure 3. 12: Pupil accessibility to water sources
Distance to Nearest Water source

Above 5km 58

4.1-5km 49

3.1-4km 48

2.1-3km 192

1-2km 931

Below 1km 5903

0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000

No. of Schools

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Analysis on distance to the water sources indicated that 81.8% of the early childhood centers
had water sources accessible within the radius of below [Link] indicates that learners are in
position to fetch water for use at school.
3.6.3 Major Energy source by region and type
The findings reveal that majority of the schools use fire as their main energy source with
percentage of 86%, percentage use of charcoal in the early childhood learning centres is at 8%.
The census results also show that Bio-gas and electricity are the least used energy source at
schools.
Figure 3. 13: Major Energy source type

Biogas Charcoal
1% 9%
Electricity
5%

Firewood
85%

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 CHAPTER FOUR: THE PRIMARY SUBSECTOR
4.0 Introduction
Since the introduction of UPE Policy in 1997, government has steadily increased its share of
primary education through the construction of new schools using the Schools Facilities Grant
scheme as well as grant aid to the community schools and private primary schools.

4.1 Schools by Ownership

Uganda’s Education System is composed of two categories of primary schools namely;
Government Aided schools and Private primary schools under the management of Non-
government Organizations, Private entrepreneurs and investors. The figure below summarizes the
status of Primary Education by ownership.

Figure 4. 1: Primary school by ownership

100%
90%
80%
70%
%age of schools

60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
ACHOL ANKOL BUGA BUKED BUNY BUSO ELGON KARA KIGEZI LANG TESO TORO WEST_
I E NDA I ORO GA MOJA O NILE
Total 888 2145 6344 815 1433 1613 995 288 1093 871 1046 1603 1171
Private 264 777 3341 234 812 471 366 81 355 244 305 747 272
Government 624 1368 3003 581 621 1142 629 207 738 627 741 856 899

Figure 4.1 above indicates that a total of 20,305 Primary schools responded to ASC 2017. Of these,
12,036 (59.3%) are government owned whereas the rest are privately owned. Buganda Region
(3,003) had the highest number of government owned schools followed by Ankole region with
1,368 while Karamoja had the least number of schools (207).

4.1.1 Schools by Founding Body and Funding Source

The management and administration of primary schools is greatly influenced by the founders.
These consistently fund different undertakings at school level. For that reason the ASC 2017
captured information on founders and funding source as summarized in figure 4.2 below.

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Figure 4. 2: School by founding body and funding source

SDA
Government
Islamic
Others
Community
Entrepreneurs
Catholic
COU
- 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000

Entrepreneu
COU Catholic Community Others Islamic Government SDA
rs
Government Aided 4,667 4,224 33 947 185 790 1,046 152
Not Government Aided 519 772 3,532 1,805 1,176 306 8 143
Grand Total 5,186 4,996 3,565 2,752 1,361 1,096 1,054 295

A total of 5,186 schools in the sub-sector were founded by Church of Uganda (COU), which
translates to 26% of the total number of schools followed by the Catholic Church with 4,996 (25%)
schools. SDA has the least number of schools (295). Despite the fact that most of the schools are
founded by religious affiliations, 59.3% are mainly funded by the government.

Figure 4. 3: School type and boarding status

The ASC 2017 collected information on school type by boarding status and the findings are
summarized in the figure below;

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 20,000
No. of schools 18,000
16,000
14,000
12,000
10,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
2,000
-
Co-educational Girls only Boys only Grand Total
(Mixed)
Day school 18,128 55 39 18,222
Partly boarding 1,927 28 19 1,974
Full boarding 86 12 11 109

In the figure above, findings indicate that majority of the schools 18,128 (90%) operate as day
schools. 10% (1,927) are partly boarding and the rest (86) are full boarding schools. It is important
to note that 19,465 (99%) of the schools that responded to ASC 2017 are mixed schools.

4.1.2 Schools by Location and distance to the nearest Primary School

Continued interaction and sharing of education information and facilities between schools is more
effective with shorter distances between primary schools. The findings from ASC 2017 clearly
highlight schools by location and nearest primary school in the Figure below:-

Figure 4. 4: Schools by Location and distance to the nearest Primary School

7,000
6,000
No. of students

5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
-
1 - 2 km 2.1 - 3 km 3.1 - 4 km 4.1 - 5 km Above 5 km Below 1 km
Peri-Urban 1,079 340 131 81 79 1,845
Rural 4,454 2,720 1,871 1,214 1,220 2,921
Urban 546 139 55 33 22 1,555
Grand Total 6,079 3,199 2,057 1,328 1,321 6,321

Majority of the schools, 18,984 (93%) are located less than 5km from other primary schools. This
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between the neighboring Primary Schools. However there is still room for improvement as many
parishes especially in the newly created districts do not have any government aided primary school.

4.1.3 Schools by Registration Status and Highest Class

In Uganda, primary schools are licensed on a temporary basis before they register. This therefore
implies that all registered schools are licensed. It is also more likely that the higher the class level
the higher the probability of finding the school registered. The ASC 2017 apprehended information
on registration status and the highest class level of the school whose findings are displayed in the
figure below;

Figure 4. 5: Registration status and highest class

14,000
12,000
FREQUENCY OF SCHOOLS

10,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
2,000
-
P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7
Licensed 14 45 93 150 198 244 2,027
Not Registered 38 129 310 372 458 646 2,182
Registered 25 51 91 183 272 466 12,311

The findings reveal that, out of 20,350 schools that responded to ASC 2017, 13,399 (66%) are
registered, 4,135 (20%) licensed while 2,771 (14%) not registered. The results also reveal that
majority of schools 16,520 (81%) enroll pupils up to the candidate class (P.7). The high
percentages of both registered schools and schools that enroll up to P7 indicate a positive correlate.

4.1.4 Schools by Distance to DEO’s Office and Number of Inspections

After the decentralization process in 1998, the District Education Offices were mandated to
manage all education issues, carryout support supervision, inspection , quality assurance, to
mention but a few. With the meager resources, distance between primary schools and DEO’s office
greatly influences the number of Inspections.

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In the figure below, majority of schools 11,262 (63%) are located within reach of the DEO’s office
(i.e. below 20km). This therefore increases prospects for monitoring and support supervision from
the DEO’s office for schools within the proximity. This also explains why majority of schools
(99%) were inspected by the DEOs office at least once a term.

Figure 4. 6: Schools by Distance to DEO’s office and number of inspections

12,000
No. of schools

10,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
2,000
-
10 - 20 km 20.1 - 30 30.1 - 40 40.1 -50 km Above 50 Below 10
km km km km
Total 5,816 3,213 2,044 1,480 1,918 5,834
Two 1,330 685 444 308 404 1,220
One 519 277 212 148 247 764
None 255 158 108 83 130 262
More than two 3,712 2,093 1,280 941 1,137 3,588
Distance to DEO's Office

4.2 Enrolment in Primary Schools

Enrolment is a key variable used to track all pupils that access primary education. Access and
equity means that all children of school going age regardless of their strength or weaknesses should
be part of the schooling community, paying special attention to the minority and vulnerable groups
like the special needs, orphans and the girl child. In light of the above, the Annual School Census
(ASC) collects and reports enrolment data (i.e. disaggregated by sex, class, nationality, special
needs, orphans, new entrants, repeaters and transfers in) to give an in-depth analysis of the different
categories of learners for proper planning, budgeting and management of education resources.

4.2.1 Enrolment by Grade, Age and Sex

In Uganda, primary education has 7 grades (classes) with the minimum age of entry to Grade 1
being 6 years and the maximum age of exit from Grade 7 being 12 years. With comparison to the
population aged between 6 and 12 years, indicators like Gross and Net Enrollment Ratios (GER
and NER) are computed. ASC 2017 captured enrollment in primary schools by grade, age and sex
and findings are displayed in the table below;

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Table 4. 1: Enrolment by Grade, Age and Sex
Class Age (Years)
Gender 5 Or Less 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Years & Above Total
P1 Male 49,174 408,257 292,017 141,732 57,871 26,615 9,284 4,105 1,985 991,040
Female 51,735 416,295 282,791 133,160 52,730 23,947 8,372 3,860 1,676 974,566
Total 100,909 824,552 574,808 274,892 110,601 50,562 17,656 7,965 3,661 1,965,606
P2 Male - 25,431 232,389 199,827 118,537 64,526 26,192 12,465 5,934 685,301
Female - 28,173 241,696 200,829 113,998 57,734 22,811 10,064 4,705 680,010
Total - 53,604 474,085 400,656 232,535 122,260 49,003 22,529 10,639 1,365,311
P3 Male - - 21,521 189,249 191,233 142,573 76,061 42,322 26,055 689,014
Female - - 24,877 202,045 195,368 139,376 70,123 36,459 20,685 688,933
Total - - 46,398 391,294 386,601 281,949 146,184 78,781 46,740 1,377,947
P4 Male - - - 20,544 166,650 184,070 134,090 92,281 78,057 675,692
Female - - - 24,963 182,386 191,513 135,873 88,853 66,628 690,216
Total - - - 45,507 349,036 375,583 269,963 181,134 144,685 1,365,908
P5 Male - - - - 17,843 136,483 148,823 125,915 143,843 572,907
Female - - - - 22,147 150,741 158,573 130,841 135,431 597,733
Total - - - - 39,990 287,224 307,396 256,756 279,274 1,170,640
P6 Male - - - - - 16,614 110,681 138,095 207,383 472,773
Female - - - - - 20,179 124,469 148,713 205,097 498,458
Total - - - - - 36,793 235,150 286,808 412,480 971,231
P7 Male - - - - - - 11,971 72,889 223,926 308,786
Female - - - - - - 14,465 82,734 217,961 315,160
Total - - - - - - 26,436 155,623 441,887 623,946
National Male 49,174 433,688 545,927 551,352 552,134 570,881 517,102 488,072 687,183 4,395,513
Female 51,735 444,468 549,364 560,997 566,629 583,490 534,686 501,524 652,183 4,445,076
Total 100,909 878,156 1,095,291 1,112,349 1,118,763 1,154,371 1,051,788 989,596 1,339,366 8,840,589

From the table above, a total enrolment of 8,840,589 pupils (Male; 4,395,513: Female; 4,445,076)
was got from the ASC 2017. 84% of the total enrolment was aged between 6 to 12 years. This
further indicates that, 15.3% of the enrollment was over age while 1.0% was under age.

4.2.2 Enrolment by Nationality, Grade and Sex

Uganda’s education system has continuously attracted enrolment from non-Ugandans especially
from the neighboring countries like Sudan, Congo, Rwanda, Kenya, Burundi and Tanzania. During
the ASC 2017, data was collected on pupil’s enrolment by nationality, grade and sex and the
findings as presented in table 4.2 below.

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Table 4. 2: Enrolment by Nationality, grade and sex
Nationality Gender Class
P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 Total
Ugandans Male 976,123 673,687 677,569 664,968 563,727 464,067 303,400 4,323,541
Female 961,092 669,425 678,204 680,238 589,774 491,156 311,590 4,381,479
Total 1,937,215 1,343,112 1,355,773 1,345,206 1,153,501 955,223 614,990 8,705,020
Burundians Male 327 230 196 178 128 80 74 1,213
Female 352 302 262 182 125 121 74 1,418
Total 679 532 458 360 253 201 148 2,631
Congolese Male 2,815 1,696 1,540 1,150 751 554 283 8,789
Female 2,393 1,620 1,486 1,138 679 452 214 7,982
Total 5,208 3,316 3,026 2,288 1,430 1,006 497 16,771
Kenyans Male 85 74 85 83 93 67 54 541
Female 73 75 79 80 93 74 60 534
Total 158 149 164 163 186 141 114 1,075
Rwandese Male 1,212 703 612 592 455 359 250 4,183
Female 1,048 653 680 637 478 444 250 4,190
Total 2,260 1,356 1,292 1,229 933 803 500 8,373
Sudanese Male 10,028 8,432 8,483 8,229 7,281 7,269 4,433 54,155
Female 9,255 7,495 7,755 7,527 6,227 5,905 2,769 46,933
Total 19,283 15,927 16,238 15,756 13,508 13,174 7,202 101,088
Tanzanians Male 89 67 118 108 90 60 54 586
Female 76 82 106 63 73 78 50 528
Total 165 149 224 171 163 138 104 1,114
Others Male 280 362 324 304 307 260 174 2,011
Female 205 295 295 270 225 167 110 1,567
Total 485 657 619 574 532 427 284 3,578
Rest of Africa Male 81 50 87 80 75 57 64 494
Female 72 63 66 81 59 61 43 445
Total 153 113 153 161 134 118 107 939
Male 991,040 685,301 689,014 675,692 572,907 472,773 308,786 4,395,513
Nation

Female 974,566 680,010 688,933 690,216 597,733 498,458 315,160 4,445,076

al

Total 1,965,606 1,365,311 1,377,947 1,365,908 1,170,640 971,231 623,946 8,840,589

The above table indicates that 98.5% of the learners according to the ASC 2017 are Ugandans
while 1.5% recorded are foreigners amongst which include; Sudanese (1.1%) Congolese (0.2%),
Rwandese (0.1%) and 0.1% shared among other nationalities.

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4.2.3 Orphans by Grade, Sex and Orphanage Type
Uganda is still committed to supporting the minority groups like the orphans. ASC 2017 took stock
below:
Table 4. 3: Orphans by Grade, Sex and Orphanage type
Class Sex Government Private Total
Both Father Mother Both Father Mother
P1 Male 20,393 42,731 23,856 3,936 9,618 4,328 104,862
Female 18,868 36,602 23,493 3,490 8,286 4,650 95,389
Total 39,261 79,333 47,349 7,426 17,904 8,978 200,251
P2 Male 15,274 31,204 19,336 3,017 6,837 3,871 79,539
Female 15,260 29,495 19,372 2,856 6,983 3,885 77,851
Total 30,534 60,699 38,708 5,873 13,820 7,756 157,390
P3 Male 14,693 31,424 19,399 2,924 7,037 3,803 79,280
Female 14,436 30,588 19,389 2,874 6,882 3,899 78,068
Total 29,129 62,012 38,788 5,798 13,919 7,702 157,348
P4 Male 14,859 32,596 19,448 2,678 6,866 3,557 80,004
Female 14,216 32,136 19,594 2,750 6,636 3,710 79,042
Total 29,075 64,732 39,042 5,428 13,502 7,267 159,046
P5 Male 13,667 29,367 17,918 2,407 6,133 3,310 72,802
Female 13,266 29,563 18,211 2,407 6,016 3,356 72,819
Total 26,933 58,930 36,129 4,814 12,149 6,666 145,621
P6 Male 11,906 25,727 15,594 2,112 5,523 2,816 63,678
Female 11,618 26,142 15,748 2,111 5,522 2,850 63,991
Total 23,524 51,869 31,342 4,223 11,045 5,666 127,669
P7 Male 9,091 19,508 11,533 1,559 4,321 2,071 48,083
Female 8,935 18,382 11,289 1,579 4,429 2,184 46,798
Total 18,026 37,890 22,822 3,138 8,750 4,255 94,881
National Male 99,883 212,557 127,084 18,633 46,335 23,756 528,248
Female 96,599 202,908 127,096 18,067 44,754 24,534 513,958
Total 196,482 415,465 254,180 36,700 91,089 48,290 1,042,206

Out of 8,840,589 pupils enrolled in all primary schools, 11.8% are orphans. Majority of the orphans
866,127 (83.1%) are found in Government schools. Analysis by grade indicates that most orphans
are in P1 (200,251) and these decrease with ascendance to higher classes. This indicates a
possibility of orphans dropping out of school due to various reasons.

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4.2.4 Special Needs pupils by Grade, Sex and Impairment Type
Uganda is bound by commitments contained in various National & International instruments that
present Special Needs Education as a Human Right for All. To address concerns of access, quality
and equity of SNE learners, ASC 2017 captured information on SNE and the findings are
summarized in table 4.4 below.
Table 4. 4: Special Needs by Grade, Sex and Impairment Type
Class Sex Autism Hearing Mentally Multiple Physically Visually Grand
Impaired Impaired Handicaps impaired Impaired Total
([Link] e.g. motor
and blind) accident
P1 Male 866 4,637 5,974 516 3,163 3,372 18,528
Female 614 4,056 4,474 382 2,148 2,798 14,472
Total 1,480 8,693 10,448 898 5,311 6,170 33,000
P2 Male 566 3,511 3,620 310 2,372 2,996 13,375
Female 477 3,424 3,043 251 1,916 2,713 11,824
Total 1,043 6,935 6,663 561 4,288 5,709 25,199
P3 Male 650 4,245 3,482 303 2,925 3,717 15,322
Female 524 4,340 2,901 326 2,325 3,358 13,774
Total 1,174 8,585 6,383 629 5,250 7,075 29,096
P4 Male 636 4,175 2,981 346 3,092 4,011 15,241
Female 596 4,316 2,722 317 2,613 3,952 14,516
Total 1,232 8,491 5,703 663 5,705 7,963 29,757
P5 Male 533 3,184 2,426 283 2,521 3,609 12,556
Female 429 3,268 2,222 263 2,228 3,760 12,170
Total 962 6,452 4,648 546 4,749 7,369 24,726
P6 Male 418 2,554 1,801 230 1,946 3,264 10,213
Female 320 2,600 1,716 223 1,648 3,420 9,927
Total 738 5,154 3,517 453 3,594 6,684 20,140
P7 Male 257 1,415 973 143 1,117 1,861 5,766
Female 178 1,245 944 105 854 1,836 5,162
Total 435 2,660 1,917 248 1,971 3,697 10,928
National Male 3,926 23,721 21,257 2,131 17,136 22,830 91,001
Female 3,138 23,249 18,022 1,867 13,732 21,837 81,845
Total 7,064 46,970 39,279 3,998 30,868 44,667 172,846

Results from the table 4.4 above indicates a total enrollment of 172,846 Special needs children
enrolled in the primary schools. Of these, 91,001 (52.6%) are males. In regard to category of
impairment, hearing, mental, visual and physical impairments constitute higher percentages (i.e.
27.2 %, 22.7%, 25.8% and 17.9% respectively) than the other impairments. Analysis by class

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revealed that P1 had the highest percentage of SNE pupils 19% (10.7% male: 8.4% female) on
average followed by P4 at 17.2 % (8.8% male: 8.4% female).
4.2.4 New Entrants to P.1 2016
In Uganda, the official government recognized age of entry to P1 is 6 years. Despite the official
age, the system has continuously registered cases of under aged and over aged pupils as
summarized in table 4.5 below.
Table 4. 5: New Entrants to P.1 2016
Region >6 Years 6 Years < 6 Years Overall
Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total
ACHOLI 1,282 1,264 2,546 14,602 14,917 29,519 25,183 24,354 49,537 41,067 40,535 81,602
ANKOLE 6,769 7,065 13,834 37,109 38,070 75,179 50,945 47,863 98,808 94,823 92,998 187,821
BUGANDA 16,189 17,445 33,634 91,282 94,428 185,710 94,873 87,308 182,181 202,344 199,181 401,525
BUKEDI 936 1,070 2,006 28,720 29,724 58,444 25,639 24,111 49,750 55,295 54,905 110,200
BUNYORO 2,280 2,575 4,855 17,342 17,762 35,104 26,637 24,543 51,180 46,259 44,880 91,139
BUSOGA 4,231 4,441 8,672 40,715 41,678 82,393 37,713 35,545 73,258 82,659 81,664 164,323
ELGON 1,619 1,785 3,404 22,230 22,706 44,936 21,054 20,454 41,508 44,903 44,945 89,848
KARAMOJA 2,031 1,924 3,955 10,249 8,438 18,687 16,829 15,292 32,121 29,109 25,654 54,763
KIGEZI 3,186 3,333 6,519 21,077 21,463 42,540 21,659 20,178 41,837 45,922 44,974 90,896
LANGO 637 751 1,388 16,113 17,789 33,902 36,131 35,143 71,274 52,881 53,683 106,564
TESO 933 1,037 1,970 27,237 27,769 55,006 34,186 31,440 65,626 62,356 60,246 122,602
TORO 2,618 2,765 5,383 26,848 27,412 54,260 37,194 35,188 72,382 66,660 65,365 132,025
WEST_NILE 3,755 3,653 7,408 35,379 35,867 71,246 76,986 77,709 154,695 116,120 117,229 233,349
National 46,466 49,108 95,574 388,903 398,023 786,926 505,029 479,128 984,157 940,398 926,259 1,866,657

From the table 4.5 above, a total enrolment of 1,866,657 in 2017 as compared to 1,798,323 in
2016, new entrants to P.1 that is 1,866,657 (940,398 males and 926,259 females) were registered
countrywide representing a proportion of 95.0% of the total P.1 enrolment. Going by age, the
biggest number of new entrants (52.7%) is above 6 years whereas 42.2% of pupils are 6 years
which is the official government recognized age of primary school entry. Results show that 5.1%
of the entrants are underage.

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4.2.5 Pupils that Transferred in by Grade and Sex
Transfer of pupils from one school to another has consistently been one of the factors affecting
performance of pupils. The ASC 2017 took stock of the transfers by class and results are displayed
in the table below;
Table 4. 6: Pupils that Transferred in by Grade and Sex
Region Government Private Overall
Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total
ACHOLI 26,917 26,728 53,645 2,731 2,802 5,533 29,648 29,530 59,178
ANKOLE 12,264 11,946 24,210 3,383 3,218 6,601 15,647 15,164 30,811
BUGANDA 37,115 34,601 71,716 11,835 10,864 22,699 48,950 45,465 94,415
BUKEDI 29,324 28,058 57,382 1,309 1,290 2,599 30,633 29,348 59,981
BUNYORO 20,229 18,584 38,813 4,095 4,096 8,191 24,324 22,680 47,004
BUSOGA 35,167 33,905 69,072 3,356 3,307 6,663 38,523 37,212 75,735
ELGON 17,899 17,568 35,467 1,983 1,926 3,909 19,882 19,494 39,376
KARAMOJA 4,740 4,283 9,023 977 1,112 2,089 5,717 5,395 11,112
KIGEZI 10,740 10,861 21,601 1,161 1,094 2,255 11,901 11,955 23,856
LANGO 39,741 39,337 79,078 2,083 2,013 4,096 41,824 41,350 83,174
TESO 44,764 44,313 89,077 2,215 2,188 4,403 46,979 46,501 93,480
TORO 17,300 16,811 34,111 4,043 3,955 7,998 21,343 20,766 42,109
WEST_NILE 53,778 52,864 106,642 5,813 5,663 11,476 59,591 58,527 118,118
National 349,978 339,859 689,837 44,984 43,528 88,512 394,962 383,387 778,349

The pupils who transferred from one school to another within the system account for 8.8% of the
enrolment with the highest proportion being in primary two (20%) and gradually declining as it
tends to primary seven (8.50%). This implies that in the candidate class rarely enroll new entrants.
4.2.7 Repeaters by Sex, Grade and Ownership
Despite the existence of the automatic promotion policy in primary schools (i.e. government aided
schools), continued existing. The figure below summarizes the number of pupils who failed to
advance to the next.

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Table 4. 7: Repeaters by Sex, Grade and Ownership
Class Gender Repeaters Total Enrollment Proportion of Repeaters

Government Private Total Government Private Total Government Private Total

P1 Male 44,699 5,926 50,625 812,097 178,943 991,040 5.5% 3.3% 5.1%
Female 42,619 5,637 48,256 794,347 180,219 974,566 5.4% 3.1% 5.0%
Total 87,318 11,563 98,881 1,606,444 359,162 1,965,606 5.4% 3.2% 5.0%
P2 Male 55,434 8,002 63,436 542,181 143,120 685,301 10.2% 5.6% 9.3%
Female 52,296 7,449 59,745 535,150 144,860 680,010 9.8% 5.1% 8.8%
Total 107,730 15,451 123,181 1,077,331 287,980 1,365,311 10.0% 5.4% 9.0%
P3 Male 60,439 8,997 69,436 549,719 139,295 689,014 11.0% 6.5% 10.1%
Female 57,591 8,080 65,671 546,409 142,524 688,933 10.5% 5.7% 9.5%
Total 118,030 17,077 135,107 1,096,128 281,819 1,377,947 10.8% 6.1% 9.8%
P4 Male 67,558 8,316 75,874 550,388 125,304 675,692 12.3% 6.6% 11.2%
Female 66,759 8,008 74,767 560,133 130,083 690,216 11.9% 6.2% 10.8%
Total 134,317 16,324 150,641 1,110,521 255,387 1,365,908 12.1% 6.4% 11.0%
P5 Male 56,027 6,386 62,413 466,080 106,827 572,907 12.0% 6.0% 10.9%
Female 56,960 6,667 63,627 484,236 113,497 597,733 11.8% 5.9% 10.6%
Total 112,987 13,053 126,040 950,316 220,324 1,170,640 11.9% 5.9% 10.8%
P6 Male 49,389 5,493 54,882 382,410 90,363 472,773 12.9% 6.1% 11.6%
Female 49,363 5,785 55,148 400,480 97,978 498,458 12.3% 5.9% 11.1%
Total 98,752 11,278 110,030 782,890 188,341 971,231 12.6% 6.0% 11.3%
P7 Male 16,432 1,864 18,296 241,381 67,405 308,786 6.8% 2.8% 5.9%
Female 14,271 1,902 16,173 242,191 72,969 315,160 5.9% 2.6% 5.1%
Total 30,703 3,766 34,469 483,572 140,374 623,946 6.3% 2.7% 5.5%
National Male 349,978 44,984 394,962 3,544,256 851,257 4,395,513 9.9% 5.3% 9.0%
Female 339,859 43,528 383,387 3,562,946 882,130 4,445,076 9.5% 4.9% 8.6%
Total 689,837 88,512 778,349 7,107,202 1,733,387 8,840,589 9.7% 5.1% 8.8%

The total repetition rate in 2017 stands at 8.8% compared to 7.3 % in 2016. Further analysis
indicates a higher repetition in primary four, primary five and primary six with repetition rates of
11.0%, 10.8% and 11.3% respectively. For P.6 repetition rate may be due to pre-candidates
deemed unfit to sit end of cycle exams.

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Table 4. 8: Students with Adequate Sitting Space by Region and Class and Grade
REGION Government Private Total Government Private Total Government Private Total
ACHOLI 281,118 35,660 316,778 414,389 59,895 474,284 68% 60% 67%
ANKOLE 351,158 129,553 480,711 517,650 165,736 683,386 68% 78% 70%
BUGANDA 955,000 540,626 1,495,626 1,263,654 673,712 1,937,366 76% 80% 77%
BUKEDI 333,431 35,391 368,822 531,280 48,087 579,367 63% 74% 64%
BUNYORO 236,505 100,537 337,042 326,870 136,758 463,628 72% 74% 73%
BUSOGA 495,372 77,068 572,440 761,712 104,047 865,759 65% 74% 66%
ELGON 304,740 59,524 364,264 433,917 81,205 515,122 70% 73% 71%
KARAMOJA 58,589 8,242 66,831 135,218 27,751 162,969 43% 30% 41%
KIGEZI 230,951 57,172 288,123 304,256 68,718 372,974 76% 83% 77%
LANGO 337,147 37,364 374,511 592,441 48,827 641,268 57% 77% 58%
TESO 326,503 32,743 359,246 568,350 54,345 622,695 57% 60% 58%
TORO 334,853 106,334 441,187 461,906 143,641 605,547 72% 74% 73%
WEST_NILE 426,333 64,237 490,570 795,559 120,665 916,224 54% 53% 54%
National 4,671,700 1,284,451 5,956,151 7,107,202 1,733,387 8,840,589 66% 74% 67%

Of the 8,840,589 pupils in primary, 66% have adequate sitting and writing space. Region wise,
Karamoja has the lowest number of pupil with adequate sitting and writing space (41%) while
Kigezi & Buganda has got the highest (77%). Analysis by ownership indicates that adequacy of
space for sitting and writing was higher in private schools (74%) compared to the government
schools (66%).
4.3 Teaching and non-teaching staff in Primary Schools
There is no doubt that a teacher plays a pivotal role in ensuring effective delivery of education to
our learners. In addition to teaching, teachers act as change agents who make the best use of their
knowledge and skills to change the learners’ lives. On the other hand, there are also nonteaching
staff in schools (i.e. librarians, accountants, cooks, and head teachers etc.) that play a supportive
role in the general running of schools. Sub-sections 4.3.1 to 4.3.4 give an in-depth look into the
teacher aspect as a key variable in quality enhancement, as well as the non-teaching staff who play
also vital roles in the smooth running of schools.
4.3.1 Teachers by Region, Sex and Ownership
Sex imbalance of teachers remains a threat in the implementation of some education programmes.
The ASC 2017 took stock of the number of teacher by sex and ownership and the findings are
summarized in the table below:

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Table 4. 9: Teachers by region, Sex and Ownership
Region Government Private Overall
Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Grand
Total
ACHOLI 2,041 4,422 6,463 767 1,293 2,060 2,808 5,715 8,523
ANKOLE 5,729 6,397 12,126 3,264 3,945 7,209 8,993 10,342 19,335
BUGANDA 15,401 13,107 28,508 16,817 16,519 33,336 32,218 29,626 61,844
BUKEDI 3,135 4,302 7,437 997 1,455 2,452 4,132 5,757 9,889
BUNYORO 2,512 3,374 5,886 2,709 3,761 6,470 5,221 7,135 12,356
BUSOGA 6,240 7,871 14,111 2,099 2,909 5,008 8,339 10,780 19,119
ELGON 3,451 4,070 7,521 1,549 2,286 3,835 5,000 6,356 11,356
KARAMOJA 710 1,616 2,326 115 315 430 825 1,931 2,756
KIGEZI 2,814 4,777 7,591 1,414 1,909 3,323 4,228 6,686 10,914
LANGO 2,441 6,506 8,947 770 1,496 2,266 3,211 8,002 11,213
TESO 2,788 5,218 8,006 1,060 1,612 2,672 3,848 6,830 10,678
TORO 3,662 5,427 9,089 2,461 3,729 6,190 6,123 9,156 15,279
WEST_NILE 3,343 7,664 11,007 967 2,002 2,969 4,310 9,666 13,976
National 54,267 74,751 129,018 34,989 43,231 78,220 89,256 117,982 207,238

Findings in table 4.10 above indicate that out of 207,238 teachers, 129,018 (62.3%) teachers are
in government schools while 78,220 (37.7%) teachers are in private schools. The sex imbalance
of teachers remains a threat as the male teachers dominated the profession at 56.9% overall.
Rural regions like Karamoja, Acholi and Teso are the worst affected while this is the reverse in
urban regions like Buganda where female teachers are more by 16%.
4.3.2 Teachers by Sex and Qualification
It should be noted that qualified teachers determine pupil’s academic excellency especially in the
lower grades. The ASC 2017 census captured primary teachers by qualification and the results are
summarized in the table below

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Table 4. 10: Teachers by Sex and Qualification
Qualification Government Private Overall
Female Male Total Female Male Total Female Male Total
DPE (Diploma in Primary 11,938 15,987 27,925 1,282 2,181 3,463 13,220 18,168 31,388
Education)
Grade II Teacher 77 73 150 209 161 370 286 234 520
Grade III Teacher 34,752 46,874 81,626 19,980 23,835 43,815 54,732 70,709 125,441
Grade IV Teacher 495 605 1,100 463 463 926 958 1,068 2,026
Grade V Teacher including 3,041 4,586 7,627 1,168 2,271 3,439 4,209 6,857 11,066
DSNE, DSE,DTE
Graduate Teacher 2,325 4,273 6,598 592 913 1,505 2,917 5,186 8,103
Licensed Teacher 37 66 103 336 480 816 373 546 919
Other Training 785 1,307 2,092 3,565 4,015 7,580 4,350 5,322 9,672
Grand Total 53,450 73,771 127,221 27,595 34,319 61,914 81,045 108,090 189,135

From the findings, majority of the teachers (66.3%) have attained qualification of Grade III, which
is the minimum level of Professional teacher qualification in primary education. This implies that
approximately 83% of the teachers are qualified with the minimum required standards as shown
in the table above.
4.3.3 Teachers leaving school by Reason
Table 4. 11: Teachers Leaving School by Reason
Reasons for Leaving Government Private Overall
Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total
Died 210 89 299 164 127 291 374 216 590
Dismissed 54 42 96 787 556 1,343 841 598 1,439
Prolonged Illness 208 144 352 155 193 348 363 337 700
Reason not known / Other 294 108 402 1,179 1,068 2,247 1,473 1,176 2,649
Resigned 114 56 170 907 723 1,630 1,021 779 1,800
Retired 580 222 802 154 115 269 734 337 1,071
Transferred to a non-teaching 68 30 98 315 279 594 383 309 692
post
Transferred to another teaching 6,271 3,700 9,971 1,306 1,175 2,481 7,577 4,875 12,452
post
Grand Total 7,799 4,391 12,190 4,967 4,236 9,203 12,766 8,627 21,393

The table above indicates that majority of the teachers who left school are males and these account
for 59.7% of the teaching staff turnover. The main reason for departure is that most of these
teachers are transferring to other teaching posts.

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4.3.4 Non-Teaching staff by Sex
Table 4. 12: Non-teaching by Sex
Non-Teaching Staff Government Private Overall

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

Administrative personnel with 639 585 1,224 3,773 3,276 7,049 4,412 3,861 8,273
no instructional duties
Non - Professional Support 7,350 7,833 15,183 9,595 9,922 19,517 16,945 17,755 34,700
Personnel
Others 908 942 1,850 1,737 1,488 3,225 2,645 2,430 5,075
Professional Pedagogical 1,411 1,588 2,999 2,796 2,830 5,626 4,207 4,418 8,625
Support Personnel
Grand Total 10,308 10,948 21,256 17,901 17,516 35,417 28,209 28,464 56,673

A total of 56,673 (28,209 male and 28,673 female) non-teaching staff were found to be in the
primary schools of which 37.5 % are in government aided schools.
4.4 Primary School Infrastructure and Sanitation Facilities
The pupils’ learning processes are invariably affected by the quality and quantity of physical and
material infrastructure, as well as the school environment. When a pupil does not have a textbook
to read; in a congested and dirty classroom; and has to go to poorly maintained toilet facilities, the
morale for attending class and learning can be lost. In view of the above, Government commits a
lot of resources on construction of classroom blocks, toilet facilities, and instructional materials
every year.
Table 4. 13: Infrastructures by Building Type and Completion Status
Room Type IN USE NOT IN USE Permanent Need
Complete Incomplete Complete structures Total
Structures
Permanent Temporary Permanent Temporary Permanent Temporary In Use

Classrooms 110,831 24,663 18,214 6,633 2,682 1,810 135,494 160,341 48,837
Computer 955 236 104 45 47 29 1,191 1,340 12,189
Lab
Latrine 151,518 17,743 6,374 2,536 974 379 169,261 178,171 76,650
Blocks
Libraries 4,266 1,151 374 141 76 72 5,417 5,932 13,050
Office 19,672 2,250 1,198 349 134 69 21,922 23,469 12,864
Staff Rooms 7,458 1,759 618 270 85 53 9,217 10,105 11,215
Store Rooms 10,029 2,214 739 301 127 91 12,243 13,283 13,470
Teachers 29,210 12,561 2,948 1,552 285 284 41,771 46,271 84,019
Houses
Workshops 893 211 83 32 25 22 1,104 1,219 9,946
Grand Total 334,832 62,788 30,652 11,859 4,435 2,809 397,620 440,131 282,240

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Findings show that there is a total of 135,494 permanent classrooms. With the existence of
temporary structures, the stock of classrooms totals to 160,341. The teachers’ houses add up to
41,771 (permanent) and together with temporary, the teacher house stock raises to 46,271.
4.5 Structures by completion status
The quality of education is greatly determined by the degree of sanitation at the school, in addition
to its contribution to the health and wellbeing of the learners, sanitation affects the concentration
level of learner and thus makes it quite relevant to track it at school level. Sanitation ranges from
hand washing facilities, urinals, wash rooms and toilet stances.
Table 4. 14: Sanitation Facilities by Type and Utilization
Sanitary Facilities Boys Girls Teachers Mixed Grand
Total
Number of Hand Washing Facilities 13,013 13,940 12,277 4,936 44,166
Number of Urinals 13,217 9,537 9,420 1,034 33,208
Number of Washrooms 4,836 8,340 4,784 432 18,392
Stances with Doors 48,355 56,917 28,856 5,335 139,463
Stances with Shutters 9,957 11,394 6,070 1,067 28,488
Stances without Doors/Shutters 4,156 3,813 1,761 580 10,310
Grand Total 93,534 103,941 63,168 13,384 274,027

From the table above, there is a total of 44,166 hand washing facilities in the schools visited.
Unlike the usual case, a big percentage of these hand washing facilities is distributed amongst the
boys and girls (29.5% and 31.6% respectively) compared to that for teachers alone (27.8%). A
total of 33,208 urinals existed among the schools visited; 13,217 (39.8%) for the boys, and 9,537
(28.6%) for the girls. As for washrooms, a total of 18,392 exists; 4,836 for the boys, 8,340 for the
girls, 4,784 for the teachers and 432 for mixed-use. Important to note is that a big percentage of
the washrooms (45.3%) was for girls (an indication of a greater concern for the girl child who are
more delicate and greatly affected by poor sanitation).

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4.5 Major Water Sources
The day to day running of the schools requires safe water sources. Details on water sources for
primary schools are shown in Figure 4.8 below.
Figure 4. 7: Major Water Sources by Source Type

Rain Water Harvest

Borehole
29%
44%
Borehole
Lake/River
Piped Water Piped Water
24%
Rain Water Harvest

Lake/River
3%

Water Source No. of Schools %age

Borehole 8,906 44%
Lake/River 582 3%
Piped Water 4,898 24%
Rain Water Harvest 5,892 29%
National 20,278 100%

Out of 20,350 schools visited during ASC 2017; 8,906 (44%) use borehole water followed by those
using Rain Water Harvest 5,892 (29%) while only 582 (3 %) use lake/river water.

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Figure 4. 8: Major Water Sources by Ownership and Source Type
Distribution by ownership below indicates that although government aided schools have invested
much in provision of water tanks and digging of boreholes (1,976 and 3,916 respectively) than
private schools, the unsafe water sources (lake/River and Well/Spring) are mostly utilized by
government schools compared to private school. Findings also indicate the private schools have
invested more in piped water than private schools (3,159 compared to 2,321).

Rain Water Harvest

Piped Water

Lake/River

Borehole

0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000

Borehole Lake/River Piped Water Rain Water Harvest

Private 3110 142 3017 1976
Government 5796 440 1881 3916

4.6 Textbook by Subject and Grade

Under The Instructional Material Unit (IMU), the government has endeavored to consistently
supply instructional materials especially textbooks in schools. The ASC 2017 took stock of
instructional materials and findings are summarized below;

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Table 4. 15: Textbook by Subject and Grade
Subject Category P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 Total
Agriculture Textbooks
28,933 27,430 46,719 195,387 189,332 159,635 136,844 784,280
Teacher's
Guide 6,540 5,977 7,604 16,735 17,281 16,037 15,564 85,738
English Textbooks
1,462,971 992,136 735,440 646,511 582,492 467,538 391,186 5,278,274
Teacher's
Guide 58,607 46,237 39,296 40,885 42,342 37,210 39,291 303,868
Integrated Production Textbooks
Skills 19,667 19,147 23,943 59,952 53,943 46,072 43,808 266,532
Teacher's
Guide 4,731 4,482 5,100 9,530 8,744 8,286 7,675 48,548
Kiswahili Textbooks
11,958 9,816 9,867 30,520 73,880 67,375 76,987 280,403
Teacher's
Guide 5,810 3,533 2,950 5,456 10,047 10,024 10,563 48,383
Local Language Textbooks
1,235,906 995,433 465,873 306,951 235,006 179,943 116,343 3,535,455
Teacher's
Guide 40,211 35,976 23,993 19,266 16,011 13,409 12,399 161,265
Mathematics Textbooks
510,274 446,140 493,731 518,955 476,304 407,710 336,453 3,189,567
Teacher's
Guide 35,067 33,355 35,330 38,606 38,272 36,198 34,657 251,485
Performing Arts & Textbooks
Physical Education 18,928 17,484 20,987 69,607 57,413 45,014 44,722 274,155
Teacher's
Guide 9,004 8,703 9,275 16,794 13,245 12,041 10,823 79,885
Religious Studies Textbooks
44,933 42,727 53,906 175,751 125,035 100,259 103,327 645,938
Teacher's
Guide 13,761 13,298 15,454 26,345 23,823 21,586 20,869 135,136
Science Textbooks
93,784 88,954 164,719 294,405 321,775 285,365 275,577 1,524,579
Teacher's
Guide 15,642 16,000 20,532 34,072 35,382 35,212 32,649 189,489
Social Studies Textbooks
87,197 85,477 160,696 285,091 269,801 241,052 231,607 1,360,921
Teacher's
Guide 13,390 13,152 16,728 30,112 30,365 28,064 28,252 160,063
National Textbooks
3,514,551 2,724,744 2,175,881 2,583,130 2,384,981 1,999,963 1,756,854 17,140,104
Teacher's
Guide 202,763 180,713 176,262 237,801 235,512 218,067 212,742 1,463,860

Findings reveal that the English subject has the greatest stock of books at every grade with 4 or 3
pupils sharing a text book in lower and upper primary respectively. Every 7, 5 and 4 pupils share
one math textbook in primary one, two and three respectively while primary 4 to 7 it ranges
between 3 and 2 pupils per math textbook. Social studies has the least stock of textbooks among
the basic subjects with a ratio of 24 pupils per textbook in primary one, 18 in primary 2 and P.3 to

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P.7 the ratio ranges between 8 and 3. In all the subjects the ratios improve with advancement in
upper primary though the ideal of one textbook per pupil is far from being reached.
4.7 HIV/AIDS awareness in primary schools
HIV/AIDS is one of the factors that greatly affect performance in the education institutions through
increased teacher and learner psychological stress, morbidity, sickness, absenteeism and mortality.
These effects, in turn, impact on the sector through quality loss, quantity loss, and increased or
unplanned expenditure.
The Ministry of Education & Sports through its HIV/AIDS Unit has responded to challenges in
this area by implementing education initiatives that aim to ensure that all young people possess
the basic knowledge that is required to make informed decisions about behaviors related to HIV
and AIDS that will protect and promote health. The primary school level has been identified as a
crucial access point for HIV and AIDS prevention education programmes because most children
attend these schools, and because of the importance of improving the knowledge of children about
HIV and AIDS before they become sexually active and/or involved in high-risk behaviors.
Figure 4. 9: HIV and AIDS Cases in Primary by Sex and Category and Grade

35,000
30,000
25,000
20,000
15,000
10,000
5,000
-
Male Female Male Female Male Non Female Non
Student Student Teachers Teachers Teaching Teaching
Total 15,247 15,949 1,183 1,294 322 551
Private 4,610 5,070 268 323 188 284
Government 10,637 10,879 915 971 134 267

Findings reveal that 34,546 (16,752 male and 17,794 female) students have HIV/AIDS which is
0.35% of the total enrolment in primary. There are variations among regions with Acholi having
the highest proportion of its enrolment followed by Buganda (0.14%), followed by, Lango (0.04%)
while Karamoja had the lowest at 0.08%. This therefore calls for enormous sensitization efforts in

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form of guidance and counseling to all education stakeholders with the major aim of giving hope
to the affected and increasing awareness on the preventive measures to those not yet affected.
Figure 4. 10: HIV and AIDS Information Dissemination Methods.

Talking Compound
13% Guidance and
counseling
Peer to peer 21%
Education
14% Guidance and counseling
Drama
15% Drama
Debate
Assemblies
20% Assemblies
Debate
17% Peer to peer Education
Talking Compound

Out of 20,350 schools visited during ASC 2017, Guidance and counseling and assemblies are the
most utilized means used to disseminate HIV and AIDS information at 21% and 20% respectively
while the least used method is peer to peer education and talking compound at 14% and 13%
respectively.
4.8 Physical Education and Sports.
After the creation of the Physical Education and sports Department, The Ministry of Education
and Sports took the initiative to streamline the program across all educational levels. To this effect,
a policy was designed and distributed to learning institutions. The ASC 2017 took stock of the
sports equipment and expenditure on co-curricular activities and results are presented in 4.8.1 to
4.8.3 below;

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Table 4. 16: Co-curricular activities
Ownership Sex Athletics Debates Football Hand Music, Netball Scouting Volleyball Total
ball dance and
and guiding
Drama
Government Male 381,155 332,466 419,030 70,619 337,880 68,929 113,014 91,898 1,814,991
Female 356,308 327,384 168,292 69,727 365,539 286,776 106,775 89,837 1,770,638
Total 737,463 659,850 587,322 140,346 703,419 355,705 219,789 181,735 3,585,629
Private Male 86,941 110,750 117,954 17,138 103,506 16,728 31,028 23,715 507,760
Female 81,768 109,218 46,621 16,883 112,577 75,032 29,566 21,144 492,809
Total 168,709 219,968 164,575 34,021 216,083 91,760 60,594 44,859 1,000,569
National Participation 906,172 879,818 751,897 174,367 919,502 447,465 280,383 226,594 4,586,198
Government Male 4.3% 3.8% 4.7% 0.8% 3.8% 0.8% 1.3% 1.0% 20.5%
Female 4.0% 3.7% 1.9% 0.8% 4.1% 3.2% 1.2% 1.0% 20.0%
Total 8.3% 7.5% 6.6% 1.6% 8.0% 4.0% 2.5% 2.1% 40.6%
Private Male 1.0% 1.3% 1.3% 0.2% 1.2% 0.2% 0.4% 0.3% 5.7%
Female 0.9% 1.2% 0.5% 0.2% 1.3% 0.8% 0.3% 0.2% 5.6%
Total 1.9% 2.5% 1.9% 0.4% 2.4% 1.0% 0.7% 0.5% 11.3%
Average (%) 10.3% 10.0% 8.5% 2.0% 10.4% 5.1% 3.2% 2.6% 51.9%
Participation

Based on 2017 enrolment of 8,840,589, the findings in the table above indicate that Music dance
and Drama, Athletics and Debates had more participants with a percentage of 10.4%, 10.3% and
10.0% respectively. Overall, boys are more engaged in co-curricular activities than girls with an
average participation of 2.9% compared to 2.8% of the girls.
4.9 School Expenditure in Co-curricular Activities
Table 4. 17: School Participation, Budget and Expenditure on Sports
Co-curricular Government Private Overall
activity
Budget Actual Budget Actual Budget Actual
Expenditure Expenditure Expenditure
Athletics 8,838,922,519 3,838,733,469 917,683,769 803,067,070 9,756,606,288 4,641,800,539
Debates 2,293,286,163 821,382,596 418,259,493 355,461,911 2,711,545,656 1,176,844,507
Football 10,045,761,100 3,314,785,716 1,257,423,949 1,084,558,143 11,303,185,049 4,399,343,859
Hand ball 787,781,854 528,324,312 835,957,826 171,240,270 1,623,739,680 699,564,582
Music, dance 4,057,427,155 3,776,054,548 1,710,110,370 1,606,381,871 5,767,537,525 5,382,436,419
and Drama
Netball 3,505,751,354 1,830,773,262 691,433,048 572,076,255 4,197,184,402 2,402,849,517
Scouting and 2,504,958,988 936,232,403 344,715,514 294,530,301 2,849,674,502 1,230,762,704
guiding
Volleyball 1,986,871,047 698,983,181 236,688,620 198,568,670 2,223,559,667 897,551,851
Grand Total 34,020,760,180 15,745,269,487 6,412,272,589 5,085,884,491 40,433,032,769 20,831,153,978

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The total budget for sports activities for 20,350 schools that responded to ASC 2017 is 20.8 billion
but only realized and spent 51.5% of that Budget. The expenditure being shared among Netball,
Athletics, Debates, Scouting & guiding and Volleyball as in the table above.
4.10 Sports Equipment and Facilities
The ASC 2017 took stock of sports equipment by category and findings are summarized below;
Figure 4. 11: Sports Equipment and Facilities

Facilities Equipments Private Primary Schools

Whistle/s - Volleyball/s -
19,812 14,278
Volleyball/s - Volleyball posts -
17,344 12,584
Volleyball posts - Volleyball net -
12,250 8,456
Volleyball net - Volleyball court -
8,515 7,337
Volleyball court - Shot put -
4,757 3,101

Shot put - Netball/s -

4,529 2,240
- Netball goal posts -
Netball/s 4,292 1,665
- Netball fields -
Netball goal posts 3,529 1,403
- Javelin -
Netball fields 3,400 1,170
- High jump Stand/s -
Javelin 1,148
2,012
- Handball/s -
High jump Stand/s 1,031
1,329
Handball posts -
Handball/s - 872
1,236
Whistle/s 27,820
Handball posts 13,015
-
Handball court 7,114
Handball court 12,526 -
-
Football/s 5,711
Football/s 10,781 -
-
Football goal posts 4,245
Football goal posts 8,848 -
-
Football field 2,167
3,496 -
Football field -
Discus 1,803
3,370 -
Discus -
Crossbar/s 453
540 -
Crossbar/s -
Bibs for Netball 408
410 -
Bibs for Netball -
- 10,000 20,000 30,000
- 10,000 20,000
Facilities Equipments
Government Primary Schools

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Findings in the figure above indicate footballs and netballs as the most available sports
equipment in both private and government schools.

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 CHAPTER FIVE: SECONDARY SUB-SECTOR
5.0 Introduction
Government continues to address challenges associated with ensuring qaulity and inclusive
education in the secondary subsector. The sub-sector is charged with the duty of providing places
for the masses from the Universal Primary Education (UPE).This is also in line with governement
commitment to the achievement of the SDG goal 4 that focuses on quality education i.e. by 2030,
ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary
education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes.

This chapter provides the key secondary findings from ASC 2017 about the status and
developments in the secondary subsector. These among others include: school information,
infrastructure and sanaitation facilities, Physical Education and Sports among others.

5.1 Secondary School information

5.1.1 Schools by Ownership and USE status
The Ownership of schools in Uganda is between the Government and Private Sector. Under
Government, we have government aided schools and some schools with religious affiliations
attached to them. Most of the Private Secondary schools are owned by Entrepreneurs.

According to the ASC 2017, 66% of the Secondary schools are owned by the private sector and
34% by the Government of Uganda.

Figure 5. 1: Ownership of Schools

34%
Government
Private
66%

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In follow-up to Universal Primary Education (UPE), the Government of Uganda introduced
Universal Secondary Education (USE) policy in 2007 in order to increase access to quality
secondary education for economically vulnerable families. The ASC 2017 had the following
representation of the current status of USE.

Table 5. 1: Number of secondary schools by ownership, USE status by Region

Region Use Total USE Non use Total Grand
Government Private Government Private Non- Total
Use
ACHOLI 47 11 58 0 61 61 119
ANKOLE 87 45 132 16 162 178 310
BUGANDA 197 181 378 35 516 551 929
BUKEDI 54 36 90 7 54 61 151
BUNYORO 44 36 80 5 92 97 177
BUSOGA 68 86 154 13 84 97 251
ELGON 69 39 108 2 62 64 172
KARAMOJA 16 5 21 3 3 6 27
KIGEZI 76 25 101 11 79 90 191
LANGO 58 14 72 3 41 44 116
TESO 61 26 87 1 72 73 160
TORO 68 41 109 3 101 104 213
WEST_NILE 71 26 97 4 78 82 179
Grand Total 916 571 1,487 103 1,405 1,508 2,995

Out of the 2,995 Secondary Schools in Uganda; under the USE Program there is a total 1,487
schools and 1,508 under Non-USE.

5.1.2 Secondary Schools by Location

Figure 5. 2: Secondary schools by location

19% 26%

55%

Peri-Urban Rural Urban

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According to the ASC findings, the biggest percentage of secondary schools falls in rural areas
followed by peri-urban and then Urban with the least number of secondary schools with percentage
shares of 55%, 26% and 19% respectively.

5.1.3 Secondary schools by founding body

Figure 5. 3: Schools by Founding Body

SDA 41
Others 260
Islamic 141
Government 189
Entrepreneurs 895
COU 503
Community 452
Catholic 514

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900

From the 2,995 Secondary schools, 30% (895) of the majority of the schools are founded by
entrepreneurs and the least 1% are founded by the SDA Church.

5.1.4 Schools by type and boarding status

Figure 5. 4: Schools by type and Boarding Status

Girls only

Co-educational (Mixed)

Boys only

- 500 1,000 1,500 2,000

Boys only Co-educational (Mixed) Girls only

Partly boarding 4 1,094 21
Full boarding 39 112 82
Day school 4 1,631 8

In relations with school type and boarding status, 2,837 (94.7%) were reported to be Co-
educational schools (mixed), 111 (3.7%) girls only and 47(1.6%) were boys only. Of these schools,
1,643 (54.95) are day schools, 233 (7.8%) partly boarding and 1,119 (37.4%) are boarding.

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5.1.5 Schools by Location and Distance to the nearest Primary School
Distance to the nearest primary school implies the easy accessibility and transition from primary
school to lower secondary. It is an important element especially where the most parents cannot
afford boarding fees and students resort to day schooling.

Figure 5. 5: Schools distance to the nearest secondary school

1,400
1,200
1,000
800
600
400
200
-
Below 1 km 1 - 2 km 2.1 - 3 km 3.1 - 4 km 4.1 - 5 km Above 5 km
Peri-Urban 647 116 13 2 2 5
Rural 1,268 279 39 15 15 17
Urban 476 83 13 3 1 1

From the findings, 79.8% of all secondary schools were below the radius of 1km from the school
premises to the nearest secondary school, while only 0.6% were in the radius of distance above
[Link] indicates that majority of secondary schools are accessible to students and surrounding
communities.

Figure 5. 6: Schools by Registration Status

17%
13%

70%

Licensed Not Registered Registered

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Regional analysis shows, out of the total secondary schools that returned forms for ASC 2017,
2088, (70%) are registered. Out of registered schools, only 513 (17%) of the schools were reported
licensed. This implies that many secondary schools though registered, operate without a license.
However, there is an increase in licensed schools than the previous year 2016.

Table 5. 2: Distance from DEOs office

Region Distance from DEOs Office Grand Total
Below 10 km 10 - 20 km 20.1 - 30 km 30.1 - 40 km 40.1 -50 km Above 50 km
ACHOLI 51 28 12 9 9 10 119
ANKOLE 106 95 53 27 18 11 310
BUGANDA 384 272 118 60 54 41 929
BUKEDI 76 54 18 2 1 151
BUNYORO 74 48 21 15 10 9 177
BUSOGA 118 79 31 18 3 2 251
ELGON 95 58 13 4 1 1 172
KARAMOJA 12 4 5 3 3 27
KIGEZI 75 51 22 20 12 11 191
LANGO 55 37 15 7 1 1 116
TESO 75 48 25 6 4 2 160
TORO 64 65 25 31 12 16 213
WEST_NILE 79 49 17 11 10 13 179
National 1,264 888 375 210 138 120 2,995

Majority of the schools are within the reach of DEO’s office (i.e. 1,264).This means that there is
close support supervision. Karamoja region (12) registered least number of secondary schools that
below 10km, this means that are likely to miss out on close support supervision. Buganda and
Busoga registered more schools that are within a range of less than 10kms.

5.2 Student Information in Secondary Schools

5.2.1 Secondary School Enrolment by Sex and Nationality status
Figure 5. 7: Enrolment by Sex and Nationality status

Enrolment by Sex and Nationality

Females
Males
- 200,000 400,000 600,000 800,000

Males Females
Non Ugandans 12,496 8,243
Ugandans 703,622 646,222

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According to the exercise, the Secondary schools in Uganda; 98% of the students are Ugandans
and 2% are non-Ugandans. A total of 1,349,844 were reported to be Ugandans and 20,739 non-
Ugandans with percentage composition of 52% and 60% of males respectively, the rest being
females.

The number of non-Ugandans is observed to increase in Ugandan secondary schools is mainly due
to refugees from Congo, South Sudan and Rwanda.

Table 5. 3: Secondary Enrolment of non-Ugandans by nationality and grade

Grade Sex Burundians Congolese Kenyans Others Rest of Africa Rwandese Sudanese Tanzanians Grand Total
S1 M 31 76 68 36 146 169 3,089 69 3,684
F 35 85 72 34 116 166 1,874 58 2,440
T 68 161 140 70 262 335 4,963 127 6,126
S2 M 29 64 50 19 149 175 2,497 41 3,024
F 37 49 81 25 109 160 1,441 52 1,954
T 66 113 131 44 258 335 3,938 93 4,978
S3 M 24 49 257 35 122 120 2,280 64 2,951
F 29 42 278 27 83 131 1,259 54 1,903
T 53 91 535 62 205 251 3,539 118 4,854
S4 M 32 27 194 22 104 105 1,078 71 1,633
F 26 40 179 28 87 89 715 65 1,229
T 58 67 373 50 191 194 1,793 136 2,862
S5 M 23 12 31 12 78 74 480 37 747
F 15 7 23 9 47 66 178 24 369
T 38 19 54 21 125 140 658 61 1,116
S6 M 18 13 30 9 67 53 218 49 457
F 15 8 27 17 46 55 146 34 348
T 33 21 57 26 113 108 364 83 805
Grand M 157 241 630 133 666 696 9,642 331 12,496
Total F 157 231 660 140 488 667 5,613 287 8,243
T 314 472 1,290 273 1,154 1,363 15,255 618 20,739

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Table 5. 4: Secondary Enrolment of students by nationality and grade
Region Sex Burundians Congolese Kenyans Others Rest of Africa Rwandese Sudanese Tanzanians Ugandans Grand Total
ACHOLI M - - - - - - 231 1 25,868 26,100
F 1 - 6 - 3 - 134 - 17,156 17,300
T 1 - 6 - 3 - 365 1 43,024 43,400
ANKOLE M 5 34 - 3 - 67 9 3 60,336 60,457
F 9 21 4 - 1 72 1 7 63,211 63,326
T 14 55 4 3 1 139 10 10 123,547 123,783
BUGANDA M 141 147 454 115 656 472 1,016 285 197,458 200,744
F 136 168 444 113 474 476 778 254 212,327 215,170
T 277 315 898 228 1,130 948 1,794 539 409,785 415,914
BUKEDI M - - 58 - - - - - 49,434 49,492
F - - 73 1 - 1 - 2 38,843 38,920
T - - 131 1 - 1 - 2 88,277 88,412
BUNYORO M 4 18 11 - 2 8 969 2 33,360 34,374
F 4 12 8 - 1 9 486 4 29,719 30,243
T 8 30 19 - 3 17 1,455 6 63,079 64,617
BUSOGA M 3 1 28 14 8 11 3 8 89,746 89,822
F - - 22 26 9 13 2 8 77,221 77,301
T 3 1 50 40 17 24 5 16 166,967 167,123
ELGON M - - 70 - - - - 4 55,572 55,646
F - - 94 - - - - 1 52,407 52,502
T - - 164 - - - - 5 107,979 108,148
KARAMOJA M - - 2 - - 1 11 9 7,966 7,989
F - - - - - - 17 - 5,252 5,269
T - - 2 - - 1 28 9 13,218 13,258
KIGEZI M 1 - 3 - - 68 - 19 34,637 34,728
F - 1 7 - - 49 - 11 34,980 35,048
T 1 1 10 - - 117 - 30 69,617 69,776
LANGO M - 7 - - - - 7 - 23,821 23,835
F - 1 - - - - 1 - 19,815 19,817
T - 8 - - - - 8 - 43,636 43,652
TESO M - - 3 - - - 2 - 43,508 43,513
F - - 1 - - - - - 34,011 34,012
T - - 4 - - - 2 - 77,519 77,525
TORO M 2 8 - - - 10 - - 43,140 43,160
F 6 13 1 - - 10 2 - 38,599 38,631
T 8 21 1 - - 20 2 - 81,739 81,791
WEST_NILE M 1 26 1 1 - 59 7,394 - 38,776 46,258
F 1 15 - - - 37 4,192 - 22,681 26,926
T 2 41 1 1 - 96 11,586 - 61,457 73,184
National M 157 241 630 133 666 696 9,642 331 703,622 716,118
F 157 231 660 140 488 667 5,613 287 646,222 654,465
T 314 472 1,290 273 1,154 1,363 15,255 618 1,349,844 1,370,583

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Foreign students in the secondary school sub-sector constitute 20,739 of the total enrolment. The Sudanese
(15,255) are the majority constituting of the total foreign students. The bigger number of students from
neighboring countries is an indication that Ugandan education is of high quality and also this is attributed
to the increased flow in of refugees.

5.2.2 Secondary Enrolment by Grade, Age and Sex

Table 5. 5: Secondary Enrolment by Grade, Age and Sex
Grade 12 Years 13 Years 14 Years 15 Years 16 Years 17 Years 18 Years 19 Years Total
S1 M 4,386 29,403 47,609 42,959 28,264 15,749 5,970 2,594 176,934
F 6,135 35,936 50,341 41,001 22,619 10,191 3,193 1,179 170,595
T 10,521 65,339 97,950 83,960 50,883 25,940 9,163 3,773 347,529
S2 M - 5,280 29,386 44,629 39,207 26,799 12,041 5,796 163,138
F - 6,763 34,490 46,386 36,944 20,672 7,613 2,789 155,657
T 12,043 63,876 91,015 76,151 47,471 19,654 8,585 318,795
S3 M - - 5,520 27,043 43,790 41,112 24,607 13,750 155,822
F - - 6,549 31,465 45,342 37,232 18,265 7,647 146,500
T 12,069 58,508 89,132 78,344 42,872 21,397 302,322
S4 M - - - 4,238 22,950 41,640 39,293 31,369 139,490
F - - - 5,332 26,773 41,903 33,325 19,660 126,993
T 9,570 49,723 83,543 72,618 51,029 266,483
S5 M - - - - 1,815 9,808 14,746 13,603 39,972
F - - - - 1,890 9,628 10,182 6,171 27,871
T 3,705 19,436 24,928 19,774 67,843
S6 M - - - - - 3,383 14,070 23,309 40,762
F - - - - - 3,404 11,921 11,524 26,849
T 6,787 25,991 34,833 67,611
Nationa M 4,386 34,683 82,515 118,869 136,026 138,491 110,727 90,421 716,118
F 6,135 42,699 91,380 124,184 133,568 123,030 84,499 48,970 654,465
T 10,521 77,382 173,895 243,053 269,594 261,521 195,226 139,391 1,370,583

Table 5. 6: New Entrants to Senior One by age and sex

Region 12 Years 13 Years 13 Years & above Total
Male Female Male Female Male Female
ACHOLI 125 84 622 541 6,016 4,028 11,416
ANKOLE 423 739 2,521 3,407 11,388 11,999 30,477
BUGANDA 2,270 3,300 12,778 16,983 32,386 32,334 100,051
BUKEDI 144 216 1,301 1,544 10,965 8,843 23,013
BUNYORO 211 299 1,351 1,578 7,593 6,681 17,713
BUSOGA 446 487 3,742 3,992 17,352 15,199 41,218

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 ELGON 194 278 1,807 2,149 11,808 11,688 27,924
KARAMOJA 25 10 152 116 2,133 1,314 3,750
KIGEZI 177 241 1,132 1,525 6,843 7,226 17,144
LANGO 15 20 492 544 5,165 4,471 10,707
TESO 82 165 1,210 1,353 9,469 8,049 20,328
TORO 140 213 1,283 1,454 9,781 9,219 22,090
WEST_NILE 102 61 929 646 11,798 6,981 20,517
Grand Total 4,354 6,113 29,320 35,832 142,697 128,032 346,348

Figure 5. 8: New entrants to senior one by age and sex

New Entrants to S.1

160,000
140,000
120,000
New Entrants

100,000
80,000
60,000
40,000
20,000
-
12 Years 13 Years 13 Years & above
males 4,354 29,320 142,697
Females 6,113 35,832 128,032

The subsector registered a total of 346,348 students joining senior one for the first time. It is
important to note that only 18.8% of the new entrants their average age was 13 years which is the
nationally recognized entry age to secondary education. Majority of the students are over the age
contributing 78.2 % of the total new entrants.

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5.2.4 Repeaters by Grade, Sex and Ownership
Table 5. 7: Repeaters by Grade, Sex and Ownership
Grade Government Private Grand Total
Males Females Males Females
S1 163 120 371 468 1,122
S2 257 242 670 686 1,855
S3 661 588 1,306 1,324 3,879
S4 2,616 2,036 2,938 2,660 10,250
S5 171 102 183 108 564
S6 482 254 375 225 1,336
National 4,350 3,342 5,843 5,471 19,006

Senior Four had the highest number of repeaters at 53.9% of the total Secondary population while
Senior Five had the least number of repeaters at 3.0%.

5.2.5 Special Needs Education (SNE) in Secondary Schools

Table 5. 8: Orphans by class and Sex the current year
Region Both Parents Deceased Only Father Deceased Only Mother Deceased Total
Male Female Male Female Male Female
ACHOLI 1,612 1,235 2,675 2,179 1,719 1,370 10,790
ANKOLE 2,172 1,954 4,788 4,647 2,949 2,990 19,500
BUGANDA 10,020 9,965 17,157 17,494 11,742 12,174 78,552
BUKEDI 1,889 1,658 3,325 2,814 1,985 1,860 13,531
BUNYORO 1,274 1,116 2,522 2,362 1,502 1,546 10,322
BUSOGA 3,447 2,954 5,427 4,702 3,669 3,959 24,158
ELGON 1,823 1,692 2,923 2,885 1,996 2,042 13,361
KARAMOJA 575 440 1,077 773 593 451 3,909
KIGEZI 1,372 1,436 3,005 3,120 1,993 1,860 12,786
LANGO 722 804 1,693 1,839 979 1,005 7,042
TESO 1,133 1,033 2,632 2,307 1,442 1,359 9,906
TORO 1,583 1,471 3,232 2,756 2,014 2,002 13,058
WEST_NILE 1,508 1,083 3,600 2,360 1,673 1,424 11,648
Grand Total 29,130 26,841 54,056 50,238 34,256 34,042 228,563

According to table 5.8, the findings indicate 228,563 were the orphans recorded with the males
constituting 117,442 and females 111,121 students. 24.5% have lost both parents, 45.6% have lost
a father and the remaining 29.9% have lost a mother.

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Table 5. 9: Students with Special Learning Needs by Grade, Sex and Impairment Type
Grade Autism Hearing Mentally Multiple Physically Visually Total
Impaired Impaired Handicaps impaired e.g. Impaired
([Link] motor
and blind) accident
M F M F M F M F M F M F M F
S1 27 20 264 271 53 52 16 10 357 242 500 572 1,217 1,167
S2 10 19 232 229 56 56 22 29 304 237 371 539 995 1,109
S3 11 13 185 241 42 54 20 20 251 192 363 488 872 1,008
S4 11 4 181 184 47 50 16 16 270 182 299 336 824 772
S5 7 4 40 34 10 4 2 1 56 29 128 139 243 211
S6 2 8 59 36 7 3 3 7 75 42 143 142 289 238
National 68 68 961 995 215 219 79 83 1,313 924 1,804 2,216 4,440 4,505

In terms of impairment type, the visually impaired students registered the highest number followed
by those with physical disabilities while Autism and multiple handicaps registered the least number
of special needs students.

5.2.6 Students with adequate seating space by Region and Ownership

Adequate sitting and writing space is not instrumental in the development of writing skills by
learners but also vital in boosting the morale of learners towards education and can help curb even
absenteeism and dodging of classes in secondary schools.

Table 5. 10: Students with adequate seating space by Region and Ownership
Region Government Private Grand Total
ACHOLI 19,414 17,827 37,241
ANKOLE 56,215 57,527 113,742
BUGANDA 146,603 226,362 372,965
BUKEDI 37,917 42,122 80,039
BUNYORO 23,374 34,055 57,429
BUSOGA 59,939 90,703 150,642
ELGON 46,627 47,763 94,390
KARAMOJA 8,046 1,675 9,721
KIGEZI 37,914 23,409 61,323
LANGO 25,387 14,328 39,715
TESO 34,848 37,563 72,411
TORO 35,642 37,773 73,415
WEST_NILE 30,433 30,917 61,350
Grand Total 562,359 662,024 1,224,383

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5.3 Teaching and Non-Teaching Staff in Secondary Schools
5.3.1 Teaching Staff
Data was also collected on teachers’ qualification to further ascertain the quality and relevance of
their training/qualification to the education sector.

Analysis of teachers showed that majority of teachers in secondary are graduates accounting for
52%, followed by 42% of teachers are grade V which is the minimum qualification for secondary
teachers.

The findings also indicate that they are more qualified female teachers than male teachers.

Figure 5. 9: Teaching Staff by Qualification and sex

Other Training

Licensed Teacher

Graduate Teacher

Grade V Teacher including DSNE, DSE,DTE

- 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000

Grade V Teacher
including DSNE, Graduate Teacher Licensed Teacher Other Training
DSE,DTE
Female 5,234 8,366 66 567
Male 18,986 21,642 295 2,712

5.3.2 Teachers by Region, Sex and Ownership

Accordingly, the quality of teachers has a direct impact on students performance in secondary
Schools especially in science areas. This has pushed schools into the struggle of hiring the highly
qualified teachers and parents looking for the schools with the potential to hire qualified teachers.

The table below summarizes regional analysis of teacher’s distribution in both private and
government schools by sex.

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Table 5. 11: Teachers by Region, Sex and Ownership
Region Government Private Grand Total
Male Female Male Female
ACHOLI 731 206 930 282 2,149
ANKOLE 2,390 864 3,063 876 7,193
BUGANDA 4,785 2,543 10,376 4,032 21,736
BUKEDI 1,041 309 1,581 359 3,290
BUNYORO 860 253 1,757 439 3,309
BUSOGA 1,801 588 2,707 757 5,853
ELGON 1,294 438 1,719 521 3,972
KARAMOJA 292 73 113 25 503
KIGEZI 1,523 393 1,500 358 3,774
LANGO 1,252 293 725 187 2,457
TESO 1,061 282 1,456 292 3,091
TORO 1,360 406 1,864 452 4,082
WEST_NILE 1,363 395 1,463 336 3,557
Grand Total 19,753 7,043 29,254 8,916 64,966

A total of 64,966 teachers responded to the school census, out of which 49,007 (75.4%) are males
and 15,959 (24.6%) are females indicating a higher percentage of male teachers compared to the
females. In terms of school ownership, the 26,796 (41%) teachers are from government aided
schools and 38,170 teachers (59.0%) are private schools as shown in Figure 5.10

Figure 5. 10: Teachers by Ownership

41%

59%

Government Private

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5.3.3 Teachers leaving school by reason
Annual School Census also captured information about the teaching staff leaving schools. Like
any other institution or organization, teachers flow in and out of secondary schools for the various
reasons and this calls for the administration to always find out and address the [Link]
secondary schools a number of teachers moved out as specified in the figure below.

Figure 5. 11: Secondary teachers leaving school by reasons

Transferred to another teaching post

Transferred to a non-teaching post
Retired
Resigned
Reason not known / Other
Prolonged Illness
Dismissed
Died
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200
Reason not Transferred Transferred
Prolonged
Died Dismissed known / Resigned Retired to a non- to another
Illness
Other teaching post teaching post
Female 29 128 50 228 141 46 81 416
Male 90 434 75 536 310 173 197 986

The figure above presents the findings of the reasons that account for teachers leaving secondary
schools. 35.8% of the teachers which is the highest were transferred from another teaching post.
Unfortunately, 3% of the teachers died during their service in schools.

5.3.4 Non-teaching by sex and category

Figure 5. 12: Secondary School non-teaching staff by sex

12,000
10,131
10,000
8,000
6,000 5,093
4,000 3,471 3,276
2,124 1,600
2,000 1,914
760
-
Administrative personnel
Non - Professional Professional Pedagogical
with no instructional Others
Support Personnel Support Personnel
duties
Male 2,124 10,131 1,600 3,471
Female 1,914 5,093 760 3,276

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The census also recorded a total of 28,369 non-teaching staff with males constituting 61.1% and females
38.9%. In secondary schools, males take the bigger share indicating that most of jobs available suits men
than females.

5.4 Secondary School Infrastructure

5.4.1 Infrastructure by building type and completion status
Table 5. 12: Infrastructure by building type and completion status
Infrastructure Type Complete In Use Incomplete In Use Not In Use Needed Permanent Total Structures
Structures
P T P T P T
Classrooms 22,341 1,993 2,974 463 658 183 7,698 25,973 36,310
Computer Lab 1,391 270 118 17 24 10 2,078 1,533 3,908
Latrine Blocks 35,877 2,561 1,306 252 212 25 9,377 37,395 49,610
Libraries 1,590 345 163 37 20 8 1,854 1,773 4,017
Office 6,980 629 406 55 57 7 3,704 7,443 11,838
Staff Rooms 2,215 391 168 47 36 3 1,458 2,419 4,318
Store Rooms 3,257 582 205 87 46 9 2,462 3,508 6,648
Teachers Houses 8,928 1,028 572 97 75 8 19,523 9,575 30,231
Workshops 2,941 235 227 35 31 5 2,580 3,199 6,054
National 85,520 8,034 6,139 1,090 1,159 258 50,734 92,818 152,934

From the 2017 ASC results reveal that there are 92,818 permanent structures and 50,734 structures
are needed. A total of 9,575 teacher houses were recorded and 30,231 were recorded as needed.
This almost double the number of the available houses for teachers and thus there is gap. Latrine
blocks are still on high demand. There is need for 49,610 latrine blocks in the whole of Uganda.

5.4.2 Stances in the schools

Figure 5. 13: Available Stances in Schools
Out of the 40,093 Stances available, 40.8% (16,360) of the stances are exclusively used by girls
and 35.4% (14,180) by boys. There are 33,890 stances with doors, 906 without doors and 5,297
with shutters. Considering the users, the stances are disaggregated for teachers and student and
furthermore for females and males.

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 16,000
14,000
12,000
Students

10,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
2,000
-
Exclusively for Exclusively for Exclusively for
Mixed Use
Boys Girls Teachers
Stances with Doors 12,008 13,815 7,124 943
Stances with Shutters 1,828 2,200 1,120 149
Stances without Doors/Shutters 344 345 151 66

Table 5. 13: Other Sanitation facilities

Sanitation Facilities Exclusively Exclusively Exclusively Mixed Use Total
for Boys for Girls for Teachers
Number of Hand Washing 3,471 3,708 3,277 816 11,272
Facilities
Number of Urinals 3,691 2,987 2,547 254 9,479
Number of Washrooms 4,325 5,373 1,736 237 11,671
Grand Total 11,487 12,068 7,560 1,307 32,422

The finding from ASC 2017 indicate that 7,560 sanitation structures are set aside for teachers,
12,068 exclusively for girls and 11,487 exclusively for boys. Only 1,307 are used only for used
collectively at a national level.

The results also indicate a total of 11,272 hand washing facilities which portrays that the secondary
schools appreciate the issues of hygiene and sanitation.

5.6 Water sources in Secondary Schools

The ASC also captured information on water sources since it is major determinant of health, sanitation and
hygiene in schools. The major water sources identified included Borehole, lake/River, piped water, rain
tanks and well springs among others.

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Figure 5. 14: Major water sources in Secondary Schools

10%

5%
Borehole
37% Lake/River
Piped Water
Rain Water Tanks
Well/Spring

47%
1%

The findings in the figure below shows that majority of schools use piped water (47%), followed
by borehole water (37%), well spring and then rain water. Lake water is the least used source of
water in secondary schools.

5.6.1 Energy sources in Secondary Schools by type

Figure 5. 15: Energy sources in Secondary Schools by type

2,500
2,161

2,000

1,500

1,000

484
500 321

27 2
-
Charcoal Electricity Firewood Firewood, Others

The findings show that majority of secondary schools use firewood as their main source of energy
and electricity is the least used energy source.

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5.7 Instructional materials and Science Equipment in secondary schools
Table 5. 14: Instructional materials and Science Equipment in secondary schools
Subject Government Private Total
Textbooks Teacher's Textbooks Teacher's Textbooks Teacher's
Guide' Guide' Guide'
Agriculture 85,557 4,919 86,011 13,341 171,568 18,260
Arabic 9,154 340 8,164 1,370 17,318 1,710
Art 21,072 2,935 36,055 8,367 57,127 11,302
Biology 440,542 15,129 281,938 18,256 722,480 33,385
Chemistry 403,836 12,829 256,714 17,995 660,550 30,824
Divinity (CRE) 70,267 6,283 74,918 10,685 145,185 16,968
Economics 12,313 1,460 9,630 1,604 21,943 3,064
English 716,120 12,525 393,596 23,822 1,109,716 36,347
English Literature 190,337 3,679 111,456 8,450 301,793 12,129
French 12,999 829 8,271 672 21,270 1,501
Geography 480,167 8,918 324,076 19,249 804,243 28,167
History 416,345 7,167 271,351 13,838 687,696 21,005
Home Economics 9,193 488 2,698 414 11,891 902
Luganda 17,314 687 32,443 4,726 49,757 5,413
Mathematics 730,343 23,644 406,290 21,517 1,136,633 45,161
Metal work 1,693 70 389 84 2,082 154
Other Subjects 58,065 1,695 68,420 7,210 126,485 8,905
Physics 469,818 15,396 297,657 19,946 767,475 35,342
Grand Total 4,145,135 118,993 2,670,077 191,546 6,815,212 310,539

A total of 6,815,212 text books were recorded and 310,539 teachers’ guides, Text books for
French, metal work and home economics are still few in the country.

5.7.1 Secondary School HIV/AIDS information

Countering the threat posed by then deadly HIV/AIDS in the education remains a serious challenge
of government. Accordingly, the sector annually collects data on the existing cases of HIV/AIDS
in learners, teaching and the non-teaching staff, which forms the basis for planning and decision
making.

Figure 5. 16: Secondary School HIV/AIDS information by Sex

The figure below indicated that 0.29% of the students had registered HIV/AIDS cases while
teachers and non-teaching staff had both registered 0.53% of cases with HIV/AIDS.

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 2,500

2,000
Number of Cases

1,500

1,000

500

-
Student Teachers Non Teaching
Male 1,827 236 168
Female 2,166 109 172

5.7.1 HIV/AIDS Dissemination methods by category and region

In bid to address the HIV/AIDS challenges in secondary schools, the government have had many different
interventions pushed through different ministries, NGOs and different religions. In the annual school
census, information was collected on the different modes of dissemination of HIV/AIDS information in
secondary schools.

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 CHAPTER SIX: POST-PRIMARY INSTITUTIONS
6.1 Post-Primary Institution
6.1.1 Institutions by Ownership
According to the Annual Schools Census 2017, out of 275 institutions that responded; they were
143 (52%) privately owned institutions and 132 (48%) government institutions.

Table 6. 1: Institutions by Ownership and Type

Institution Type School ownership Grand Total
Government Private
Community Polytechnics 9 3 12
Health/Nursing institutions 5 10 15
PTC'S 45 18 63
Technical Institutes 49 22 71
Technical Schools 19 12 31
Vocational Institutions/Schools 5 78 83
Grand Total 132 143 275

6.1.2 Institutions by Type

This sub-section presents the different institutions by type that make up the Post Primary sub sector. It
should be noted that in this subsector, students join on completion of P.7 (Community Polytechnics and
Vocational institutions) and Senior Four.
Figure 6. 1: Schools by Type

Health/Nursing
Community
Vocational institutions, 5%
Polytechnics, 4%
Institutions/Schools,
30% PTC'S, 23%

Technical Schools,
11%

Technical Institutes,
26%

Due to government programmes of universal primary and secondary education that have been implemented
over the years, access to tertiary education and post primary education has drastically increased. These
include among others health institutions, technical schools and colleges, vocational institutes, polytechnics.

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Findings from the Annual school census (ASC 2017) indicate that they are more vocational schools /
institutions accounting for 30% of the total institutions; followed by technical institutes (26%). Community
Polytechnics and Health / Nursing Institutions Registered the Lowest Percentages (4% and 5%
respectively).

6.1.3 Institutions by Founding Body

Founding bodies of schools in Uganda include; government, faith based organizations, entrepreneurs,
community among others.
Figure 6. 2: Post Primary Institutions by Founding Body

30% 27%
24%
25%
20%
20%
15%
15% 12%
10%

5% 2%
0%
Catholic Community COU Entrepreneurs Government Islamic
%ge 20% 15% 12% 27% 24% 2%

FOUNDING BODY

Out of the 275 institutions that responded to the 2017 Annual School census exercise Entrepreneurs (This
founding body is profit oriented), turned out to have the biggest percentage of 27.0 %.This was followed
by Government with 24.0% of the total returns. 20 % of the returns were catholic funded, 12 % for Church
of Uganda. Community founded institutions contributed 15.0% of the returns, and 2.0 % for Islamic faith
founded institutions.

6.1.4 Post Primary Institutions by Registration

Figure 6.3 below shows that 67% of the schools that returned were registered, while 33% were licensed by
the education ministry.

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Figure 6. 3: Institutions by Registration

Licensed
33%

Registered
67%

Licensed Registered

6.1.5 Institutions Distance from Education Office

Figure 6.4 indicates that, the largest percentage (45.8%) of the schools are located within a distance of less
than 1km from the DEO’s office; 23.3% within a range of over 1.0-2.0km; 6.5 % between 2.0-3.0km; 5.5%
between 3.0-4.0km; 1.8% between 4.1-5.0km and 17.1% above 50km.

The above statistics imply that the District Education Offices if well facilitated is within range to effectively
carry out the inspection function of most of the institutions.
Figure 6. 4: Institutions Distance from Education Office

50.0% 45.8%
45.0%
40.0%
35.0%
30.0%
25.0% 23.3%

20.0% 17.1%
15.0%
10.0% 6.5% 5.5%
5.0% 1.8%
0.0%
1 - 2 km 2.1 - 3 km 3.1 - 4 km 4.1 - 5 km Above 5 km Below 1 km
Series1 23.3% 6.5% 5.5% 1.8% 17.1% 45.8%

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6.2 Enrolment for BTVET and PTCs (student information)
6.2.1 Student Enrolment in All Schools
There was a slight increase in the enrolment from 69,319 in 2015 to 63,695 in 2017 in all post primary
institutions. As always, female enrolment remained relatively low in BTVET institutions and vice-versa in
Primary teachers’ colleges (PTCs).

This implies that more efforts are still needed at this level to ensure gender equity, by designing strategies
that will counter the still rampant gender stereotypes associated with Post-primary education especially
under the BTVET sector.

Table 6. 2: Enrolment in PTCs by Ownership, Sex and Region

Regions Government Private Totals
Male Female Male Female Male Female Total
ACHOLI 455 512 95 102 550 614 1,164
ANKOLE 680 1,102 36 95 716 1,197 1,913
BUGANDA 1,144 1,927 60 344 1,204 2,271 3,475
BUKEDI 533 476 - - 533 476 1,009
BUNYORO 253 323 - - 253 323 576
BUSOGA 901 881 - - 901 881 1,782
ELGON 422 472 47 86 469 558 1,027
KARAMOJA 339 267 - - 339 267 606
KIGEZI 385 521 83 199 468 720 1,188
LANGO 438 353 165 278 603 631 1,234
TESO 429 699 185 368 614 1,067 1,681
TORO 532 648 2 94 534 742 1,276
WEST_NILE 677 506 69 359 746 865 1,611
Grand Total 7,188 8,687 742 1,925 7,930 10,612 18,542

From the 18,542 students under PTCs, Buganda registered the highest share of enrolment of 3,475 students;
followed by Ankole with 1,913 students, Karamoja with 606 which registered the lowest number of
students.

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Analysing the enrolment by institution type, technical institutes registered the highest number of students,
followed by vocational schools and institutes. In all the institutes, the males are more than females.
Table 6. 3: Enrolment in BTVET by Ownership, Sex and institution type
Institution type Government Private Overall Totals
M F M F M F T
Community Polytechnics 2,803 716 127 19 2,930 735 3,665
Health/Nursing institutions 513 1,766 882 1,501 1,395 3,267 4,662
Technical Institutes 8,158 1,628 3,823 2,133 11,981 3,761 15,742
Technical Schools 4,261 1,147 898 293 5,159 1,440 6,599
Vocational Institutions/Schools 2,928 586 4,709 6,262 7,637 6,848 14,485
Grand Total 18,663 5,843 10,439 10,208 29,102 16,051 45,153
6.2.2 Student Enrolment by Year of Study
Table 6.3 below breaks down the enrolment of students by year of study. Under the post primary subsector,
there are different course durations for the different courses offered by the different institutions.
Table 6. 4: PTCs Enrolment by ownership, region and sex
Region Year1 Year2 Year3 Totals
M F M F M F M F T
ACHOLI 300 236 250 378 - - 550 614 1,164
ANKOLE 315 509 401 688 - - 716 1,197 1,913
BUGANDA 507 872 697 1,376 - 23 1,204 2,271 3,475
BUKEDI 284 229 249 247 - - 533 476 1,009
BUNYORO 122 173 131 150 - - 253 323 576
BUSOGA 613 585 288 296 - - 901 881 1,782
ELGON 172 188 297 370 - - 469 558 1,027
KARAMOJA 156 135 183 132 - - 339 267 606
KIGEZI 209 354 259 366 - - 468 720 1,188
LANGO 263 262 340 369 - - 603 631 1,234
TESO 280 432 334 635 - - 614 1,067 1,681
TORO 230 283 304 459 - - 534 742 1,276
WEST_NILE 254 310 492 555 - - 746 865 1,611
Grand Total 3,705 4,568 4,225 6,021 - 23 7,930 10,612 18,542

Out of the total students (18,542), 10,612 are female students while 7,930 are male in primary teacher
colleges.

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Table 6. 5: Enrolment by Year of Study under BTVET
Regions Year of study Overall totals
Year1 Year2 Year3
M F M F M F M F T
ACHOLI 858 284 656 217 367 65 1,881 566 2,447
ANKOLE 2,245 1,044 1,794 932 402 154 4,441 2,130 6,571
BUGANDA 3,090 1,770 2,443 1,529 397 490 5,930 3,789 9,719
BUKEDI 643 392 549 244 154 87 1,346 723 2,069
BUNYORO 254 249 196 153 21 15 471 417 888
BUSOGA 859 963 692 578 152 187 1,703 1,728 3,431
ELGON 290 79 327 125 174 52 791 256 1,047
KARAMOJA 277 115 233 60 - - 510 175 685
KIGEZI 1,023 653 944 527 304 246 2,271 1,426 3,697
LANGO 1,234 550 938 468 662 249 2,834 1,267 4,101
TESO 986 394 765 336 231 163 1,982 893 2,875
TORO 1,473 992 1,001 713 234 105 2,708 1,810 4,518
WEST_NILE 1,152 527 793 256 289 88 2,234 871 3,105
Grand Total 14,384 8,012 11,331 6,138 3,387 1,901 29,102 16,051 45,153

Considering the regional distribution of students across the regions Buganda registered a high number of
students with 5,930 males and 3,789 females distributed over the 3 years of study. Karamoja region
registered the lowest number of students in post primary institutions.

Table 6. 6: Number of post primary Instructors/teachers by Ownership and Region

Region Government Private Overall Totals
F M T F M T F M T
ACHOLI 49 142 191 32 74 106 81 216 297
ANKOLE 112 349 461 102 190 292 214 539 753
BUGANDA 210 345 555 114 194 308 324 539 863
BUKEDI 56 196 252 29 44 73 85 240 325
BUNYORO 25 65 90 26 49 75 51 114 165
BUSOGA 73 129 202 19 35 54 92 164 256
ELGON 38 86 124 5 10 15 43 96 139
KARAMOJA 52 109 161 9 1 10 61 110 171
KIGEZI 53 169 222 38 99 137 91 268 359
LANGO 42 156 198 49 150 199 91 306 397
TESO 78 175 253 25 77 102 103 252 355
TORO 44 149 193 79 168 247 123 317 440
WEST_NILE 52 187 239 85 202 287 137 389 526
Grand Total 884 2,257 3,141 612 1,293 1,905 1,496 3,550 5,046

Findings from the annual school census 2017 indicate that total of 5,046 instructors were registered in all
the institutions; out of which 3,141 instructors were in Government institutions which translates into a

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student instructor ratio of 13:1. An indication that nationally every 13 students in government post-primary
are attended to by one instructor.

It was observed that they are more male teachers (1,293 instructors) than women (612), this call for an
intervention to engender the instructors in the post primary sub-sector. Regardless of the various
intervention that have been taken into consideration, there is still low number of female instructors in the
BTVET subsector.

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 PRE PRIMARY ANNEX
Annex1: Pre Primary Enrollment by Grade, District and Sex
REGION BABY CLASS MIDDLE CLASS TOP CLASS OVERALL
BOYS GIRLS TOTAL BOYS GIRLS TOTAL BOYS GIRLS TOTAL BOYS GIRLS TOTAL

Agago 747 683 1,430 499 514 1,013 390 424 814 1,636 1,621 3,257
Amuru 782 777 1,559 525 531 1,056 468 479 947 1,775 1,787 3,562
Gulu 1,252 1,235 2,487 1,202 1,149 2,351 1,091 1,107 2,198 3,545 3,491 7,036
Kitgum 766 809 1,575 671 635 1,306 620 604 1,224 2,057 2,048 4,105
Lamwo 409 423 832 302 333 635 273 268 541 984 1,024 2,008
Nwoya 501 470 971 335 343 678 260 302 562 1,096 1,115 2,211
Omoro 593 659 1,252 465 475 940 440 450 890 1,498 1,584 3,082
Pader 1,017 1,033 2,050 696 768 1,464 587 616 1,203 2,300 2,417 4,717
ACHOLI TOTAL 6,067 6,089 12,156 4,695 4,748 9,443 4,129 4,250 8,379 14,891 15,087 29,978
ANKOLE
Buhweju 597 583 1,180 412 389 801 322 336 658 1,331 1,308 2,639
Bushenyi 790 778 1,568 731 700 1,431 671 677 1,348 2,192 2,155 4,347
Ibanda 776 757 1,533 749 714 1,463 673 739 1,412 2,198 2,210 4,408
Isingiro 2,406 2,363 4,769 1,773 1,848 3,621 1,676 1,728 3,404 5,855 5,939 11,794
Kiruhura 341 360 701 297 294 591 208 228 436 846 882 1,728
Mbarara 845 846 1,691 956 969 1,925 956 1,000 1,956 2,757 2,815 5,572
Mitooma 611 568 1,179 527 507 1,034 491 545 1,036 1,629 1,620 3,249
Ntungamo 1,227 1,219 2,446 869 839 1,708 764 763 1,527 2,860 2,821 5,681
Rubirizi 506 552 1,058 438 426 864 381 356 737 1,325 1,334 2,659
Sheema 1,526 1,490 3,016 1,507 1,460 2,967 1,618 1,596 3,214 4,651 4,546 9,197
ANKOLE TOTAL 9,625 9,516 19,141 8,259 8,146 16,405 7,760 7,968 15,728 25,644 25,630 51,274
BUGANDA
Buikwe 1,538 1,505 3,043 1,125 1,064 2,189 1,293 1,358 2,651 3,956 3,927 7,883

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Bukomansimbi 264 319 583 34 42 76 229 246 475 527 607 1,134
Butambala 327 330 657 307 289 596 355 375 730 989 994 1,983
Buvuma 121 96 217 94 73 167 59 64 123 274 233 507
Gomba 385 369 754 342 336 678 314 319 633 1,041 1,024 2,065
Kalangala 273 332 605 153 153 306 204 204 408 630 689 1,319
Kalungu 888 925 1,813 357 383 740 797 847 1,644 2,042 2,155 4,197
Kampala 11,526 11,446 22,972 10,572 10,727 21,299 11,514 11,894 23,408 33,612 34,067 67,679
Kayunga 1,146 1,138 2,284 688 709 1,397 835 907 1,742 2,669 2,754 5,423
Kiboga 352 416 768 275 275 550 232 275 507 859 966 1,825
Kyankwanzi 391 383 774 247 262 509 240 254 494 878 899 1,777
Kyotera 338 291 629 139 167 306 293 259 552 770 717 1,487
Luwero 2,393 2,343 4,736 1,429 1,488 2,917 1,860 1,966 3,826 5,682 5,797 11,479
Lwengo 269 300 569 87 72 159 201 168 369 557 540 1,097
Lyantonde 1,576 1,614 3,190 1,126 1,146 2,272 977 1,112 2,089 3,679 3,872 7,551
Masaka 1,404 1,479 2,883 836 883 1,719 1,478 1,544 3,022 3,718 3,906 7,624
Mityana 866 858 1,724 480 491 971 695 704 1,399 2,041 2,053 4,094
Mpigi 558 587 1,145 480 432 912 463 479 942 1,501 1,498 2,999
Mubende 3,338 3,449 6,787 1,386 1,533 2,919 2,211 2,317 4,528 6,935 7,299 14,234
Mukono 1,109 1,077 2,186 822 894 1,716 1,105 1,039 2,144 3,036 3,010 6,046
Nakaseke 652 731 1,383 443 427 870 553 575 1,128 1,648 1,733 3,381
Nakasongola 819 871 1,690 406 400 806 511 545 1,056 1,736 1,816 3,552
Rakai 482 476 958 321 309 630 457 498 955 1,260 1,283 2,543
Sembabule 733 745 1,478 497 512 1,009 523 604 1,127 1,753 1,861 3,614
Wakiso 10,528 10,804 21,332 8,612 8,629 17,241 9,703 9,935 19,638 28,843 29,368 58,211
BUGANDA TOTAL 42,276 42,884 85,160 31,258 31,696 62,954 37,102 38,488 75,590 110,636 113,068 223,704
BUKEDI
Budaka 36 35 71 19 26 45 32 19 51 87 80 167
Busia 746 773 1,519 549 528 1,077 531 572 1,103 1,826 1,873 3,699
Butaleja 364 380 744 290 259 549 312 319 631 966 958 1,924
Kibuku 442 429 871 328 313 641 368 355 723 1,138 1,097 2,235

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Pallisa 771 689 1,460 615 685 1,300 492 468 960 1,878 1,842 3,720
Tororo 1,011 982 1,993 1,033 1,124 2,157 1,090 1,103 2,193 3,134 3,209 6,343
BUKEDI TOTAL 3,370 3,288 6,658 2,834 2,935 5,769 2,825 2,836 5,661 9,029 9,059 18,088
BUNYORO - -
Bulisa 152 156 308 100 113 213 114 105 219 366 374 740
Hoima 1,833 1,822 3,655 1,654 1,595 3,249 2,116 2,168 4,284 5,603 5,585 11,188
KAGADI 3,442 3,590 7,032 577 612 1,189 2,605 2,652 5,257 6,624 6,854 13,478
Kakumiro 2,506 2,447 4,953 690 677 1,367 1,737 1,668 3,405 4,933 4,792 9,725
Kibaale 937 991 1,928 179 188 367 791 876 1,667 1,907 2,055 3,962
Kiryandongo 1,127 1,108 2,235 785 779 1,564 762 771 1,533 2,674 2,658 5,332
Masindi 1,834 1,831 3,665 761 782 1,543 1,731 1,726 3,457 4,326 4,339 8,665
BUNYORO TOTAL 11,831 11,945 23,776 4,746 4,746 9,492 9,856 9,966 19,822 26,433 26,657 53,090
BUSOGA
Bugiri 88 87 175 53 60 113 61 55 116 202 202 404
Buyende 351 327 678 324 386 710 233 239 472 908 952 1,860
Iganga 1,437 1,481 2,918 976 941 1,917 1,040 1,108 2,148 3,453 3,530 6,983
Jinja 936 993 1,929 912 934 1,846 775 802 1,577 2,623 2,729 5,352
Kaliro 116 105 221 49 44 93 76 55 131 241 204 445
Kamuli 493 551 1,044 526 559 1,085 522 520 1,042 1,541 1,630 3,171
Luuka 312 313 625 129 159 288 191 210 401 632 682 1,314
Mayuge 175 199 374 112 127 239 119 103 222 406 429 835
Namayingo 142 161 303 107 100 207 82 79 161 331 340 671
Namutumba 1,307 1,383 2,690 835 815 1,650 1,023 987 2,010 3,165 3,185 6,350
BUSOGA TOTAL 5,357 5,600 10,957 4,023 4,125 8,148 4,122 4,158 8,280 13,502 13,883 27,385
ELGON
Bududa 605 631 1,236 369 441 810 322 407 729 1,296 1,479 2,775
Bukwo 38 45 83 106 90 196 31 36 67 175 171 346
Bulambuli 1,123 1,110 2,233 834 876 1,710 761 700 1,461 2,718 2,686 5,404
Kapchorwa 447 495 942 340 336 676 340 341 681 1,127 1,172 2,299
Kween 516 525 1,041 321 341 662 542 580 1,122 1,379 1,446 2,825

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Manafwa 87 78 165 85 80 165 86 73 159 258 231 489
Mbale 822 734 1,556 750 770 1,520 824 744 1,568 2,396 2,248 4,644
Namisindwa 27 20 47 8 10 18 16 10 26 51 40 91
Sironko 408 414 822 272 284 556 252 231 483 932 929 1,861
ELGON TOTAL 4,073 4,052 8,125 3,085 3,228 6,313 3,174 3,122 6,296 10,332 10,402 20,734
KARAMOJA
Abim 85 97 182 70 88 158 56 62 118 211 247 458
Amudat 52 38 90 107 136 243 237 252 489 396 426 822
Kaabong 698 689 1,387 744 733 1,477 677 699 1,376 2,119 2,121 4,240
Kotido 446 482 928 325 376 701 236 210 446 1,007 1,068 2,075
Moroto 346 315 661 313 317 630 317 335 652 976 967 1,943
Nakapiripirit 489 531 1,020 371 447 818 327 330 657 1,187 1,308 2,495
Napak 706 770 1,476 669 695 1,364 275 334 609 1,650 1,799 3,449
KARAMOJA TOTAL 2,822 2,922 5,744 2,599 2,792 5,391 2,125 2,222 4,347 7,546 7,936 15,482
KIGEZI -
Kabale 1,099 1,236 2,335 1,058 1,022 2,080 871 913 1,784 3,028 3,171 6,199
Kanungu 979 985 1,964 564 549 1,113 675 725 1,400 2,218 2,259 4,477
Kisoro 507 480 987 432 441 873 432 481 913 1,371 1,402 2,773
Rubanda 344 362 706 293 297 590 269 272 541 906 931 1,837
Rukiga 132 132 264 139 116 255 115 106 221 386 354 740
Rukungiri 2,281 2,334 4,615 1,918 1,986 3,904 1,810 1,841 3,651 6,009 6,161 12,170
KIGEZI TOTAL 5,342 5,529 10,871 4,404 4,411 8,815 4,172 4,338 8,510 13,918 14,278 28,196
LANGO -
Alebtong 1,237 1,252 2,489 809 800 1,609 738 724 1,462 2,784 2,776 5,560
Amolatar 325 376 701 266 265 531 236 233 469 827 874 1,701
Apac 695 779 1,474 546 566 1,112 481 522 1,003 1,722 1,867 3,589
Dokolo 255 254 509 177 182 359 148 156 304 580 592 1,172
Kole 868 931 1,799 622 662 1,284 562 558 1,120 2,052 2,151 4,203
Lira 807 752 1,559 653 691 1,344 624 698 1,322 2,084 2,141 4,225
Otuke 64 75 139 38 55 93 41 60 101 143 190 333

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Oyam 958 1,039 1,997 598 684 1,282 600 585 1,185 2,156 2,308 4,464
LANGO TOTAL 5,209 5,458 10,667 3,709 3,905 7,614 3,430 3,536 6,966 12,348 12,899 25,247
TESO
Amuria 380 439 819 262 309 571 273 314 587 915 1,062 1,977
Bukedea 154 152 306 106 130 236 93 119 212 353 401 754
Butebo 140 131 271 62 58 120 77 78 155 279 267 546
Kaberamaido 216 259 475 186 222 408 176 190 366 578 671 1,249
Katakwi 161 133 294 99 133 232 76 74 150 336 340 676
Kumi 183 198 381 129 160 289 117 123 240 429 481 910
Ngora 535 587 1,122 434 457 891 390 363 753 1,359 1,407 2,766
Serere 598 578 1,176 495 478 973 422 436 858 1,515 1,492 3,007
Soroti 691 684 1,375 568 582 1,150 506 508 1,014 1,765 1,774 3,539
TESO TOTAL 3,058 3,161 6,219 2,341 2,529 4,870 2,130 2,205 4,335 7,529 7,895 15,424
TORO - -
Bundibugyo 613 580 1,193 458 496 954 468 446 914 1,539 1,522 3,061
Bunyangabu 235 212 447 251 234 485 218 228 446 704 674 1,378
Kabarole 1,382 1,397 2,779 1,335 1,274 2,609 1,364 1,321 2,685 4,081 3,992 8,073
Kamwenge 1,932 1,962 3,894 1,241 1,254 2,495 1,196 1,223 2,419 4,369 4,439 8,808
Kasese 4,006 4,047 8,053 2,704 2,893 5,597 2,671 2,855 5,526 9,381 9,795 19,176
Kyegegwa 1,537 1,579 3,116 623 622 1,245 1,102 1,166 2,268 3,262 3,367 6,629
Kyenjojo 2,479 2,570 5,049 1,580 1,572 3,152 1,885 2,129 4,014 5,944 6,271 12,215
Ntoroko 372 390 762 239 210 449 273 269 542 884 869 1,753
TORO TOTAL 12,556 12,737 25,293 8,431 8,555 16,986 9,177 9,637 18,814 30,164 30,929 61,093
WEST_NILE
Adjumani 1,412 1,474 2,886 968 948 1,916 866 859 1,725 3,246 3,281 6,527
Arua 2,334 2,322 4,656 1,840 1,798 3,638 1,553 1,701 3,254 5,727 5,821 11,548
Koboko 986 1,062 2,048 722 741 1,463 646 665 1,311 2,354 2,468 4,822
Maracha 284 299 583 202 173 375 184 176 360 670 648 1,318
Moyo 505 565 1,070 397 424 821 329 347 676 1,231 1,336 2,567
Nebbi 1,012 996 2,008 722 786 1,508 547 606 1,153 2,281 2,388 4,669

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Pakwach 156 171 327 105 117 222 53 71 124 314 359 673
Yumbe 1,004 935 1,939 1,012 900 1,912 845 733 1,578 2,861 2,568 5,429
Zombo 355 357 712 279 276 555 233 225 458 867 858 1,725
WESNILE TOTAL 8,048 8,181 16,229 6,247 6,163 12,410 5,256 5,383 10,639 19,551 19,727 39,278
NATIONAL 119,634 121,362 240,996 86,631 87,979 174,610 95,258 98,109 193,367 301,523 307,450 608,973

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Annex II: Pre-Primary Pupil Teacher Ratio (PTR), Pupil Classroom Ratio (PCR) and Pupil Stance Ratio (PSR).
REGION ENROLLMENT TEACHEARS TOTAL PTR PCR PSR
BOYS GIRLS TOTAL M F T STANCES CLASSROOMS
Agago 1,636 1,621 3,257 16 99 115 89 91 28 36 37

Amuru 1,775 1,787 3,562 27 119 146 123 113 24 32 29

Gulu 3,545 3,491 7,036 21 316 337 231 231 21 30 30
Kitgum 2,057 2,048 4,105 30 165 195 143 117 21 35 29
Lamwo 984 1,024 2,008 11 78 89 87 69 23 29 23
Nwoya 1,096 1,115 2,211 5 87 92 77 39 24 57 29
Omoro 1,498 1,584 3,082 11 117 128 123 71 24 43 25
Pader 2,300 2,417 4,717 29 162 191 160 92 25 51 29
ACHOLI TOTAL 14,891 15,087 29,978 150 1,143 1,293 1,033 823 23 36 29
Buhweju 1,331 1,308 2,639 27 82 109 119 98 24 27 22
Bushenyi 2,192 2,155 4,347 13 202 215 276 190 20 23 16
Ibanda 2,198 2,210 4,408 13 131 144 216 139 31 32 20
Isingiro 5,855 5,939 11,794 86 356 442 558 473 27 25 21
Kiruhura 846 882 1,728 11 54 65 87 63 27 27 20
Mbarara 2,757 2,815 5,572 25 222 247 253 153 23 36 22
Mitooma 1,629 1,620 3,249 24 101 125 172 99 26 33 19
Ntungamo 2,860 2,821 5,681 34 180 214 270 206 27 28 21
Rubirizi 1,325 1,334 2,659 15 77 92 113 85 29 31 24
Sheema 4,651 4,546 9,197 17 277 294 405 280 31 33 23
ANKOLE 25,644 25,630 51,274 265 1,682 1,947 2,469 1,786 26 29 21
TOTAL
Buikwe 3,956 3,927 7,883 17 295 312 240 199 25 40 33
Bukomansimbi 527 607 1,134 32 32 58 28 35 41 20
Butambala 989 994 1,983 20 71 91 91 60 22 33 22
Buvuma 274 233 507 2 18 20 15 17 25 30 34
Gomba 1,041 1,024 2,065 7 71 78 67 53 26 39 31
Kalangala 630 689 1,319 8 59 67 61 34 20 39 22

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Kalungu 2,042 2,155 4,197 40 160 200 206 147 21 29 20
Kampala 33,612 34,067 67,679 85 3,626 3,711 3,412 2,763 18 24 20
Kayunga 2,669 2,754 5,423 19 210 229 216 215 24 25 25
Kiboga 859 966 1,825 11 87 98 78 98 19 19 23
Kyankwanzi 878 899 1,777 7 64 71 55 49 25 36 32
Kyotera 770 717 1,487 6 55 61 39 28 24 53 38
Luwero 5,682 5,797 11,479 43 486 529 635 437 22 26 18
Lwengo 557 540 1,097 4 39 43 56 44 26 25 20
Lyantonde 3,679 3,872 7,551 49 251 300 296 245 25 31 26
Masaka 3,718 3,906 7,624 27 331 358 413 283 21 27 18
Mityana 2,041 2,053 4,094 18 165 183 263 158 22 26 16
Mpigi 1,501 1,498 2,999 5 114 119 156 83 25 36 19
Mubende 6,935 7,299 14,234 157 446 603 564 547 24 26 25
Mukono 3,036 3,010 6,046 13 297 310 361 286 20 21 17
Nakaseke 1,648 1,733 3,381 12 128 140 184 152 24 22 18
Nakasongola 1,736 1,816 3,552 11 158 169 220 126 21 28 16
Rakai 1,260 1,283 2,543 21 98 119 60 52 21 49 42
Sembabule 1,753 1,861 3,614 30 142 172 170 131 21 28 21
Wakiso 28,843 29,368 58,211 196 3,211 3,407 3,126 2,724 17 21 19
BUGANDA 110,636 113,068 223,704 808 10,614 11,422 11,042 8,959 20 25 20
TOTAL
Budaka 87 80 167 6 6 12 11 12 14 14 15
Busia 1,826 1,873 3,699 113 113 226 143 109 16 34 26
Butaleja 966 958 1,924 65 65 130 67 70 15 27 29
Kibuku 1,138 1,097 2,235 91 91 182 147 115 12 19 15
Pallisa 1,878 1,842 3,720 129 129 258 139 151 14 25 27
Tororo 3,134 3,209 6,343 212 212 424 206 188 15 34 31
BUKEDI TOTAL 9,029 9,059 18,088 616 616 1,232 713 645 15 28 25
Bulisa 366 374 740 8 30 38 16 23 19 32 46
Hoima 5,603 5,585 11,188 57 482 539 615 358 21 31 18
KAGADI 6,624 6,854 13,478 139 377 516 585 456 26 30 23

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Kakumiro 4,933 4,792 9,725 93 297 390 448 413 25 24 22
Kibaale 1,907 2,055 3,962 28 126 154 172 142 26 28 23
Kiryandongo 2,674 2,658 5,332 9 177 186 183 135 29 39 29
Masindi 4,326 4,339 8,665 52 341 393 496 334 22 26 17
BUNYORO 26,433 26,657 53,090 386 1,830 2,216 2,515 1,861 24 29 21
TOTAL
Bugiri 202 202 404 - 14 14 43 21 29 19 9
Buyende 908 952 1,860 17 45 62 83 52 30 36 22
Iganga 3,453 3,530 6,983 34 286 320 323 294 22 24 22
Jinja 2,623 2,729 5,352 13 250 263 351 239 20 22 15
Kaliro 241 204 445 12 20 32 31 28 14 16 14
Kamuli 1,541 1,630 3,171 22 90 112 100 107 28 30 32
Luuka 632 682 1,314 23 53 76 92 75 17 18 14
Mayuge 406 429 835 15 34 49 33 32 17 26 25
Namayingo 331 340 671 6 19 25 23 12 27 56 29
Namutumba 3,165 3,185 6,350 95 193 288 236 174 22 36 27
BUSOGA TOTAL 13,502 13,883 27,385 1,241 1,004 2,245 1,315 1,034 12 26 21
Bududa 1,296 1,479 2,775 24 91 115 122 93 24 30 23
Bukwo 175 171 346 13 11 24 13 23 14 15 27
Bulambuli 2,718 2,686 5,404 46 175 221 208 210 24 26 26
Kapchorwa 1,127 1,172 2,299 33 98 131 155 110 18 21 15
Kween 1,379 1,446 2,825 134 131 265 294 163 11 17 10
Manafwa 258 231 489 4 22 26 16 14 19 35 31
Mbale 2,396 2,248 4,644 29 190 219 235 172 21 27 20
Namisindwa 51 40 91 - 4 4 7 4 23 23 13
Sironko 932 929 1,861 9 67 76 88 66 24 28 21
ELGON TOTAL 10,332 10,402 20,734 292 789 1,081 1,138 855 19 24 18
Abim 211 247 458 8 17 25 9 19 18 24 51
Amudat 396 426 822 17 6 23 11 13 36 63 75
Kaabong 2,119 2,121 4,240 39 32 71 10 22 60 193 424
Kotido 1,007 1,068 2,075 21 31 52 23 21 40 99 90

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Moroto 976 967 1,943 24 31 55 13 17 35 114 149
Nakapiripirit 1,187 1,308 2,495 16 48 64 29 27 39 92 86
Napak 1,650 1,799 3,449 8 65 73 28 33 47 105 123
KARAMOJA 7,546 7,936 15,482 133 230 363 123 152 43 102 126
TOTAL
Kabale 3,028 3,171 6,199 14 258 272 310 279 23 22 20
Kanungu 2,218 2,259 4,477 47 148 195 291 175 23 26 15
Kisoro 1,371 1,402 2,773 12 103 115 152 113 24 25 18
Rubanda 906 931 1,837 24 74 98 143 99 19 19 13
Rukiga 386 354 740 6 21 27 37 17 27 44 20
Rukungiri 6,009 6,161 12,170 29 406 435 571 412 28 30 21
KIGEZI TOTAL 13,918 14,278 28,196 132 1,010 1,142 1,504 1,095 25 26 19
Alebtong 2,784 2,776 5,560 77 162 239 216 184 23 30 26
Amolatar 827 874 1,701 21 55 76 117 49 22 35 15
Apac 1,722 1,867 3,589 58 170 228 115 140 16 26 31
Dokolo 580 592 1,172 12 42 54 78 28 22 42 15
Kole 2,052 2,151 4,203 30 155 185 206 142 23 30 20
Lira 2,084 2,141 4,225 22 182 204 236 130 21 33 18
Otuke 143 190 333 9 13 22 14 8 15 42 24
Oyam 2,156 2,308 4,464 47 164 211 282 176 21 25 16
LANGO TOTAL 12,348 12,899 25,247 276 943 1,219 1,264 857 21 29 20
Amuria 915 1,062 1,977 21 85 106 103 93 19 21 19
Bukedea 353 401 754 24 24 25 21 31 36 30
Butebo 279 267 546 1 18 19 28 21 29 26 20
Kaberamaido 578 671 1,249 16 48 64 19 26 20 48 66
Katakwi 336 340 676 2 29 31 50 30 22 23 14
Kumi 429 481 910 8 45 53 52 39 17 23 18
Ngora 1,359 1,407 2,766 10 92 102 116 120 27 23 24
Serere 1,515 1,492 3,007 23 134 157 179 169 19 18 17
Soroti 1,765 1,774 3,539 15 160 175 199 180 20 20 18
TESO TOTAL 7,529 7,895 15,424 96 635 731 771 699 21 22 20

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Bundibugyo 1,539 1,522 3,061 26 77 103 101 92 30 33 30
Bunyangabu 704 674 1,378 3 51 54 55 54 26 26 25
Kabarole 4,081 3,992 8,073 15 325 340 312 256 24 32 26
Kamwenge 4,369 4,439 8,808 96 260 356 419 357 25 25 21
Kasese 9,381 9,795 19,176 224 646 870 754 719 22 27 25
Kyegegwa 3,262 3,367 6,629 45 192 237 312 251 28 26 21
Kyenjojo 5,944 6,271 12,215 95 399 494 609 410 25 30 20
Ntoroko 884 869 1,753 21 64 85 85 77 21 23 21
TORO TOTAL 30,164 30,929 61,093 525 2,014 2,539 2,647 2,216 24 28 23
Adjumani 3,246 3,281 6,527 13 158 171 161 111 38 59 41
Arua 5,727 5,821 11,548 79 496 575 454 390 20 30 25
Koboko 2,354 2,468 4,822 29 147 176 144 113 27 43 33
Maracha 670 648 1,318 12 70 82 63 71 16 19 21
Moyo 1,231 1,336 2,567 4 116 120 84 99 21 26 31
Nebbi 2,281 2,388 4,669 62 135 197 154 150 24 31 30
Pakwach 314 359 673 8 17 25 14 19 27 35 48
Yumbe 2,861 2,568 5,429 71 150 221 138 101 25 54 39
Zombo 867 858 1,725 16 62 78 72 73 22 24 24
WESNILE 19,551 19,727 39,278 294 1,351 1,645 1,284 1,127 24 35 31
TOTAL
NATIONAL 301,523 307,450 608,973 3,780 23,861 27,641 27,818 22,109 22 28 22

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Annex III: Pre-Primary teachers by Qualification, District and Sex
REGION Certificate Diploma in Nursery DPE (Diploma Grade II Teacher Grade III Teacher Grade IV Teacher Grade V Graduate Licensed Teacher Trained care
Teaching in Primary Teacher Teacher giver
Education) including
DSNE,
DSE,DTE

F M T F M T F M T F M T F M T F M T F M T F M T F M T F M T
ACHOLI 75 13 88 756 50 806 2 6 8 107 15 122 2 4 6 37 29 66 1 1 7 2 9 40 5 45 4 3 7

Agago 8 8 71 10 81 10 3 13 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 3
Amuru 7 4 11 77 2 79 1 4 5 8 2 10 1 1 5 5 10 2 1 3 8 1 9 2 2
Gulu 4 1 5 231 6 237 1 1 42 3 45 12 5 17 2 1 3 1 1 4 1 5
Kitgum 7 3 10 127 13 140 20 2 22 2 1 3 3 7 10 1 1 4 3 7
Lamwo 13 2 15 39 1 40 1 1 2 3 6 9 1 1 5 5
Nwoya 13 2 15 55 2 57 6 6 4 4 6 6
Omoro 12 12 79 5 84 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 3 3
Pader 11 1 12 77 11 88 1 1 18 4 22 8 5 13 11 11
ANKOLE 90 18 108 1,095 73 1,168 16 5 21 103 17 120 13 5 18 112 62 174 1 1 2 2 7 9 85 24 109 2 2 4
Buhweju 4 4 48 5 53 3 3 6 3 3 6 3 5 8 5 2 7
Bushenyi 4 1 5 129 3 132 23 5 1 6 17 3 20 23 2 2 4 6 1 7 1 1 2
Ibanda 5 5 99 6 105 13 1 14 1 1 1 2 3 1 1 3 3
Isingiro 23 7 30 202 24 226 8 3 11 22 6 28 1 1 14 8 22 1 1 1 1 30 10 40 1 1 2
Kiruhura 6 1 7 33 6 39 1 1 8 2 10 1 1 4 4 1 1 1 1 2
Mbarara 3 1 4 147 1 148 2 2 9 1 10 29 18 47 4 1 5
Mitooma 3 1 4 71 13 84 2 1 3 3 3 2 2 11 8 19 4 1 5
Ntungamo 11 1 12 132 8 140 1 1 5 2 7 17 14 31 6 7 13
Rubirizi 3 5 8 36 2 38 9 1 10 1 1 1 1 13 13
Sheema 28 1 29 198 5 203 3 3 8 1 9 1 1 15 4 19 2 2 13 1 14
BUGANDA 633 64 697 5,548 126 5,674 70 32 102 1,278 28 1,306 68 15 83 608 173 781 32 6 38 64 21 85 754 112 866 116 37 15
Buikwe 12 12 175 5 180 1 1 13 13 2 2 9 2 11 1 1 4 1 5 23 2 25 1 2 3
Bukomansimbi 13 13 3 3 1 1 6 6
Butambala 14 14 24 1 25 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 5 7 16 2 18 1 1 2
Buvuma 4 1 5 1 1 10 10
Gomba 9 2 11 25 1 26 1 1 2 5 5 1 1 1 1 6 1 7 1 1
Kalangala 24 2 26 12 1 13 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 11 3 14
Kalungu 14 14 69 7 76 1 3 4 11 1 12 20 13 33 3 3 31 6 37 3 3

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Kampala 149 9 158 1,973 18 1,991 31 5 36 686 10 696 30 2 32 222 10 232 15 15 31 1 32 105 7 112 63 3 66
Kayunga 13 13 97 5 102 3 2 5 3 3 1 1 2 11 1 12 33 1 34 1 1 2
Kiboga 5 5 22 22 2 2 1 1 6 1 7 1 1 17 17 1 1
Kyankwanzi 10 10 25 2 27 1 1 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 14 1 15
Kyotera 5 5 37 1 38 1 1 4 4 1 1 6 3 9 2 2 1 1
Luwero 46 7 53 243 2 245 1 1 2 21 3 24 3 2 5 36 5 41 1 1 1 2 3 59 6 65 3 4 7
Lwengo 1 1 23 3 26 2 2 1 1 10 10
Lyantonde 20 5 25 140 8 148 5 1 6 5 2 7 3 3 16 8 24 2 2 25 9 34 2 2
Masaka 20 20 224 13 237 2 2 18 18 1 1 20 7 27 1 1 2 32 3 35 2 1 3
Mityana 13 1 14 93 3 96 1 1 2 11 1 12 1 1 2 13 4 17 11 2 13 2 2
Mpigi 3 3 60 1 61 8 8 1 1 3 1 4 24 3 27 1 1
Mubende 43 16 59 166 16 182 6 3 9 17 1 18 2 3 5 24 34 58 1 1 2 3 1 4 61 34 95 2 2 4
Mukono 15 15 183 1 184 50 50 4 4 7 3 10 2 2 7 7 3 2 5
Nakaseke 26 1 27 50 3 53 2 2 6 6 1 1 2 6 2 8 1 1 1 1 2 11 11 1 1
Nakasongola 20 1 21 56 1 57 1 1 2 2 2 5 5 41 4 45
Rakai 7 7 52 2 54 1 1 6 6 8 11 19 11 3 14
Sembabule 15 4 19 61 2 63 11 4 15 10 9 19 1 1 27 5 32
Wakiso 149 16 165 1,721 29 1,750 17 4 21 391 6 397 16 4 20 176 53 229 13 4 17 19 7 26 161 20 181 37 12 49
BUKEDI 68 12 80 329 38 367 6 2 8 18 12 30 4 6 10 35 41 76 1 2 3 2 2 4 70 41 111 4 4
Budaka 1 1 3 3 4 4 1 3 4 1 1 1 1
Busia 5 1 6 56 3 59 5 1 6 5 5 1 1 3 6 9 2 2 17 7 24
Butaleja 2 5 7 32 7 39 1 1 2 1 3 12 11 23 1 1 10 5 15 1 1
Kibuku 14 1 15 48 10 58 1 1 2 1 2 3 5 2 7 1 1 13 12 25 1 1
Pallisa 9 2 11 83 14 97 1 1 4 5 9 1 1 10 11 21 14 8 22
Tororo 37 3 40 107 4 111 6 5 11 1 1 4 8 12 1 1 2 16 9 25 1 1
BUNYORO 118 22 140 1,072 79 1,151 10 9 19 97 22 119 5 9 14 61 47 108 1 1 3 9 12 202 79 281 3 3
Bulisa 2 2 10 10 3 3 10 4 14
Hoima 37 4 41 332 18 350 4 4 8 38 6 44 1 2 3 13 8 21 1 1 2 2 48 13 61 1 1
KAGADI 21 14 35 219 28 247 3 1 4 14 10 24 4 4 9 16 25 3 3 35 27 62 1 1
Kakumiro 22 2 24 131 7 138 2 3 5 15 4 19 2 3 5 11 13 24 2 2 45 15 60
Kibaale 10 2 12 65 9 74 4 2 6 1 1 11 6 17 16 5 21
Kiryandongo 10 10 116 5 121 5 5 6 1 7 20 2 22
Masindi 16 16 199 12 211 1 1 2 21 21 1 1 8 3 11 3 2 5 28 13 41 1 1
BUSOGA 84 19 103 521 63 584 6 6 12 67 9 76 14 4 18 56 44 100 3 3 5 3 8 106 25 131 7 5 12
Bugiri 1 1 9 9 1 1 1 1

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Buyende 4 2 6 27 6 33 4 1 5 3 3 1 3 4
Iganga 14 2 16 167 6 173 1 1 18 2 20 3 1 4 20 4 24 1 1 32 4 36 1 1 2
Jinja 12 1 13 141 2 143 1 1 33 33 3 3 13 6 19 3 2 5 12 12 3 3
Kaliro 3 2 5 7 1 8 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 2
Kamuli 21 2 23 24 2 26 3 3 5 3 8 2 2 5 5 10 12 1 13 1 1
Luuka 4 3 7 25 2 27 2 2 3 2 5 2 7 9 6 2 8 2 2
Mayuge 2 1 3 9 3 12 1 1 6 2 8 1 1 1 1 7 3 10
Namayingo 6 4 10 7 7 2 1 3 4 1 5
Namutumba 17 2 19 105 41 146 3 2 5 5 3 8 1 1 6 16 22 1 1 1 1 29 11 40 1 3 4
ELGON 71 17 88 361 76 437 9 14 23 38 17 55 5 8 13 69 74 143 5 3 8 152 61 213 1 1
Bududa 12 6 18 26 5 31 1 1 3 1 4 4 2 6 34 5 39
Bukwo 2 2 4 1 4 5 3 1 4 1 1 4 4 8
Bulambuli 23 4 27 84 18 102 9 7 16 1 1 6 3 9 46 13 59
Kapchorwa 8 1 9 32 5 37 7 8 15 4 4 8 4 4 17 7 24 10 1 11
Kween 7 3 10 54 26 80 4 4 3 3 6 7 7 28 53 81 31 35 66
Manafwa 21 3 24 1 1 2
Mbale 13 1 14 118 9 127 2 2 4 21 3 24 1 1 11 8 19 1 1 12 2 14 1 1
Namisindwa 1 1 3 3
Sironko 6 6 24 6 30 1 1 2 11 11
KARAMOJA 102 58 160 36 6 42 4 1 5 13 19 32 1 1 2 3 3 31 14 45 1 1
Abim 1 1 9 1 10 2 1 3 3 3 6 1 1 1 1 2
Amudat 1 2 3 1 1 4 4 1 1 4 3 7
Kaabong 18 16 34 1 1 2 3 5 3 3
Kotido 7 11 18 5 3 8 5 4 9 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 1 1
Moroto 20 21 41 8 2 10 1 1
Nakapiripirit 18 2 20 6 6 1 1 3 4 7 1 1 13 7 20
Napak 38 5 43 7 7 9 1 10
KIGEZI 33 9 42 679 36 715 3 4 7 39 2 41 2 2 4 49 23 72 2 3 5 61 20 81 3 1 4
Kabale 10 10 170 4 174 8 1 9 1 1 14 5 19 1 1 16 1 17 1 1
Kanungu 6 6 12 72 7 79 2 2 9 9 11 9 20 1 1 15 14 29 2 1 3
Kisoro 1 1 85 6 91 1 1 3 1 4 3 1 4 1 1 2 2 1 3
Rubanda 2 2 49 4 53 2 2 2 2 1 1 5 4 9 2 2 4
Rukiga 14 5 19 2 2 1 1 2 2 2
Rukungiri 14 3 17 289 10 299 1 1 2 15 15 1 1 2 15 3 18 1 1 24 2 26
LANGO 90 50 140 602 102 704 43 17 60 6 1 7 24 26 50 1 1 2 3 5 61 46 107

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Alebtong 35 22 57 81 24 105 3 2 5 3 1 4 2 2 4 13 15 28
Amolatar 1 2 3 44 10 54 1 2 3 1 1 5 5 10
Apac 23 8 31 111 20 131 9 7 16 9 11 20 1 1 1 1 2 14 10 24
Dokolo 2 2 4 28 6 34 3 1 4 1 1 4 1 5
Kole 7 4 11 103 11 114 3 3 6 2 2 4 9 1 10
Lira 8 2 10 131 15 146 6 1 7 2 2 1 1 4 1 5
Otuke 2 2 4 6 2 8 1 1 1 1 2 3 5
Oyam 12 8 20 98 14 112 19 2 21 2 2 6 5 11 1 1 12 13 25
TESO 59 12 71 423 30 453 2 1 3 31 6 37 2 2 4 21 17 38 1 2 3 45 19 64 1 1
Amuria 19 6 25 39 2 41 1 1 7 1 8 5 9 14 1 1 6 2 8
Bukedea 3 3 19 19 1 1 1 1
Butebo 2 2 12 1 13 1 1 2 2
Kaberamaido 1 2 3 27 2 29 2 1 3 1 1 2 2 1 1 12 7 19
Katakwi 21 1 22 1 1 4 4 1 1 2
Kumi 1 1 29 1 30 1 1 6 5 11 1 1
Ngora 76 4 80 4 1 5 1 1 2 1 1
Serere 14 2 16 89 12 101 4 1 5 2 1 3 2 1 3 13 6 19
Soroti 19 2 21 111 7 118 2 2 10 2 12 1 1 2 9 3 12 1 1
TORO 289 68 357 1,023 105 1,128 3 4 7 81 19 100 14 6 20 58 66 124 2 2 3 6 9 177 83 260 1 3 4
Bundibugyo 16 5 21 31 4 35 7 1 8 1 3 4 1 1 10 5 15
Bunyangabu 8 8 28 1 29 1 1 1 2 3 3 3
Kabarole 63 4 67 178 3 181 11 2 13 4 4 13 2 15 1 1 1 1 19 1 20
Kamwenge 58 17 75 113 21 134 2 1 3 13 3 16 4 4 8 13 15 28 1 1 32 17 49 1 1
Kasese 34 22 56 380 50 430 1 3 4 32 7 39 3 1 4 20 32 52 1 4 5 40 34 74 1 1
Kyegegwa 26 5 31 90 10 100 5 1 6 2 2 2 4 6 28 7 35
Kyenjojo 75 10 85 165 11 176 11 5 16 1 1 2 7 8 15 1 1 38 16 54 1 1
Ntoroko 9 5 14 38 5 43 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 3 10 1 1
WEST_NILE 75 28 103 894 90 984 5 5 68 10 78 4 5 9 51 67 118 2 4 6 93 36 129 2 2
Adjumani 13 3 16 105 2 107 9 9 1 1 12 4 16 1 1
Arua 18 8 26 339 26 365 5 5 21 1 22 2 2 25 25 50 1 1 20 4 24 1 1
Koboko 2 3 5 113 14 127 5 5 1 3 4 1 1 17 2 19
Maracha 3 2 5 47 3 50 7 2 9 6 4 10 2 2
Moyo 15 15 68 1 69 3 3 1 2 3 11 11
Nebbi 13 6 19 86 22 108 8 4 12 3 2 5 1 12 13 1 1 2 14 9 23
Pakwach 1 1 7 2 9 4 5 9 1 1 1 1

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Yumbe 2 4 6 95 17 112 13 3 16 1 1 11 15 26 1 1 9 15 24
Zombo 8 2 10 34 3 37 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 7 2 9
NATIONAL 1,787 390 2,177 13,339 874 14,213 127 88 215 1,974 175 2,149 139 67 206 1,194 688 1,882 39 14 53 98 68 166 1,877 565 2,442 139 57 19

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Annex IV: Primary GER & NER by Sex and District
Region District GER NER
Male Female Total Male Female Total
ACHOLI Agago 6% 6% 6% 10% 10% 10%
Amuru 8% 8% 8% 11% 11% 11%
Gulu 12% 13% 13% 19% 19% 19%
Kitgum 9% 10% 9% 15% 15% 15%
Lamwo 7% 7% 7% 11% 11% 11%
Nwoya 6% 6% 6% 11% 11% 11%
Omoro 8% 9% 9% 15% 17% 16%
Pader 12% 13% 12% 19% 21% 20%
ACHOLI Total 9% 9% 9% 14% 14% 14%
ANKOLE Buhweju 10% 10% 10% 18% 18% 18%
Bushenyi 10% 11% 10% 18% 18% 18%
Ibanda 9% 9% 9% 14% 15% 15%
Isingiro 10% 11% 10% 18% 18% 18%
Kiruhura 2% 3% 2% 5% 5% 5%
Mbarara 6% 6% 6% 11% 12% 11%
Mitooma 9% 9% 9% 16% 16% 16%
Ntungamo 6% 5% 6% 9% 8% 8%
Rubirizi 10% 10% 10% 17% 16% 17%
Sheema 26% 25% 25% 44% 44% 44%
ANKOLE Total 8% 9% 9% 15% 15% 15%
BUGANDA Buikwe 9% 9% 9% 16% 16% 16%
Bukomansimbi 3% 4% 4% 6% 8% 7%
Butambala 9% 10% 9% 14% 15% 14%
Buvuma 2% 2% 2% 4% 4% 4%
Gomba 6% 6% 6% 10% 11% 11%
Kalangala 10% 13% 12% 21% 25% 23%
Kalungu 10% 12% 11% 14% 16% 15%

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 Kampala 25% 27% 26% 47% 50% 48%
Kayunga 6% 7% 7% 12% 13% 12%
Kiboga 5% 6% 6% 8% 10% 9%
Kyankwanzi 3% 3% 3% 5% 6% 6%
Kyotera 3% 3% 3% 4% 4% 4%
Luwero 11% 12% 12% 18% 20% 19%
Lwengo 2% 2% 2% 2% 2% 2%
Lyantonde 34% 37% 35% 52% 57% 54%
Masaka 11% 13% 12% 20% 23% 21%
Mityana 6% 6% 6% 10% 11% 10%
Mpigi 5% 6% 5% 9% 10% 10%
Mubende 8% 9% 8% 14% 16% 15%
Mukono 5% 5% 5% 8% 9% 9%
Nakaseke 7% 9% 8% 10% 13% 12%
Nakasongola 8% 9% 9% 13% 16% 14%
Rakai 4% 5% 5% 8% 8% 8%
Sembabule 6% 7% 6% 10% 11% 11%
Wakiso 12% 13% 13% 23% 24% 23%
BUGANDA Total 10% 11% 11% 18% 20% 19%
BUKEDI Budaka 0% 0% 0% 1% 1% 1%
Busia 5% 5% 5% 9% 9% 9%
Butaleja 3% 3% 3% 6% 6% 6%
Butebo 2% 1% 1% 2% 2% 2%
Kibuku 4% 4% 4% 9% 8% 8%
Pallisa 6% 6% 6% 12% 11% 11%
Tororo 5% 6% 6% 9% 10% 10%
BUKEDI Total 4% 4% 4% 7% 7% 7%
BUNYORO Bulisa 2% 3% 3% 5% 6% 5%
Hoima 8% 8% 8% 15% 16% 15%
KAGADI 15% 15% 15% 26% 28% 27%

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 Kakumiro 11% 11% 11% 15% 15% 15%
Kibaale 9% 10% 10% 18% 21% 19%
Kiryandongo 8% 9% 8% 15% 16% 16%
Masindi 13% 14% 13% 24% 25% 25%
BUNYORO Total 10% 11% 10% 18% 19% 18%
BUSOGA Bugiri 0% 0% 0% 1% 1% 1%
Buyende 2% 2% 2% 4% 4% 4%
Iganga 6% 6% 6% 10% 10% 10%
Jinja 6% 6% 6% 9% 9% 9%
Kaliro 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1%
Kamuli 3% 3% 3% 5% 5% 5%
Luuka 2% 3% 2% 3% 4% 4%
Mayuge 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1%
Namayingo 1% 1% 1% 2% 2% 2%
Namutumba 10% 10% 10% 15% 16% 16%
BUSOGA Total 3% 3% 3% 5% 5% 5%
ELGON Bududa 5% 6% 6% 9% 11% 10%
Bukwo 1% 2% 2% 2% 2% 2%
Bulambuli 14% 14% 14% 23% 23% 23%
Kapchorwa 11% 12% 11% 18% 20% 19%
Kween 13% 15% 14% 25% 28% 27%
Manafwa 2% 2% 2% 3% 3% 3%
Mbale 5% 4% 5% 9% 8% 8%
Namisindwa 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
Sironko 4% 4% 4% 6% 6% 6%
ELGON Total 5% 6% 5% 10% 10% 10%
KARAMOJA Abim 2% 2% 2% 3% 3% 3%
Amudat 3% 3% 3% 5% 5% 5%
Kaabong 12% 11% 12% 16% 14% 15%
Kotido 5% 5% 5% 7% 6% 7%

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 Moroto 8% 8% 8% 13% 12% 12%
Nakapiripirit 6% 7% 6% 8% 8% 8%
Napak 10% 11% 10% 14% 13% 13%
KARAMOJA Total 7% 7% 7% 9% 9% 9%
KIGEZI Kabale 14% 15% 14% 25% 27% 26%
Kanungu 9% 9% 9% 15% 15% 15%
Kisoro 5% 4% 5% 8% 8% 8%
Rubanda 5% 5% 5% 8% 8% 8%
Rukiga 4% 4% 4% 8% 7% 7%
Rukungiri 20% 21% 20% 34% 35% 34%
KIGEZI Total 10% 10% 10% 18% 18% 18%
LANGO Alebtong 11% 11% 11% 20% 20% 20%
Amolatar 5% 6% 5% 9% 10% 10%
Apac 2% 2% 2% 4% 4% 4%
Dokolo 3% 3% 3% 5% 5% 5%
Kole 8% 8% 8% 13% 14% 13%
Lira 5% 5% 5% 9% 9% 9%
Otuke 1% 2% 1% 2% 3% 2%
Oyam 5% 5% 5% 9% 10% 9%
LANGO Total 5% 5% 5% 8% 9% 8%
TESO Amuria 3% 3% 3% 4% 5% 4%
Bukedea 1% 2% 1% 3% 3% 3%
Kaberamaido 2% 3% 2% 4% 5% 5%
Katakwi 2% 2% 2% 3% 3% 3%
Kumi 2% 2% 2% 3% 3% 3%
Ngora 8% 9% 9% 15% 16% 15%
Serere 4% 4% 4% 7% 7% 7%
Soroti 5% 5% 5% 9% 10% 9%
TESO Total 3% 4% 4% 6% 6% 6%
TORO Bundibugyo 6% 6% 6% 10% 9% 9%

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 Bunyangabu 4% 4% 4% 6% 7% 6%
Kabarole 13% 14% 13% 24% 25% 25%
Kamwenge 8% 9% 9% 14% 15% 15%
Kasese 12% 12% 12% 17% 19% 18%
Kyegegwa 8% 8% 8% 15% 16% 15%
Kyenjojo 11% 12% 11% 19% 21% 20%
Ntoroko 11% 12% 11% 20% 21% 20%
TORO Total 10% 10% 10% 16% 17% 17%
WEST_NILE Adjumani 12% 13% 12% 23% 25% 24%
Arua 7% 7% 7% 12% 13% 12%
Koboko 9% 10% 10% 15% 17% 16%
Maracha 3% 3% 3% 6% 6% 6%
Moyo 9% 10% 9% 16% 19% 18%
Nebbi 8% 9% 9% 11% 13% 12%
Pakwach 2% 2% 2% 2% 2% 2%
Yumbe 5% 4% 5% 8% 7% 7%
Zombo 3% 3% 3% 5% 5% 5%
WEST_NILE Total 6% 7% 6% 11% 11% 11%
National 8% 8% 8% 13% 14% 13%

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 PRIMARY ANNEX
Annex I: Primary Enrollment by School Ownership and District
Region District No. of schools Government Private Overall
Government Private Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total
Agago 105 30 38,357 37,296 75,653 4,147 4,057 8,204 42,504 41,353 83,857
Amuru 51 46 21,421 19,468 40,889 5,960 5,625 11,585 27,381 25,093 52,474
Gulu 85 53 29,766 29,911 59,677 5,972 6,099 12,071 35,738 36,010 71,748
Kitgum 97 33 27,822 27,410 55,232 3,020 3,111 6,131 30,842 30,521 61,363
ACHOLI
Lamwo 71 10 21,126 20,559 41,685 1,082 1,030 2,112 22,208 21,589 43,797
Nwoya 41 25 11,666 11,189 22,855 2,915 2,856 5,771 14,581 14,045 28,626
Omoro 68 34 23,354 22,718 46,072 3,030 3,002 6,032 26,384 25,720 52,104
Pader 106 33 36,984 35,342 72,326 4,042 3,947 7,989 41,026 39,289 80,315
SUBTOTAL 624 264 210,496 203,893 414,389 30,168 29,727 59,895 240,664 233,620 474,284
ACHOLI
Buhweju 54 43 10,020 10,699 20,719 3,751 4,302 8,053 13,771 15,001 28,772
Bushenyi 146 71 24,537 25,155 49,692 7,049 7,383 14,432 31,586 32,538 64,124
Ibanda 124 66 25,899 26,870 52,769 7,155 7,483 14,638 33,054 34,353 67,407
Isingiro 173 123 34,817 36,540 71,357 11,373 12,088 23,461 46,190 48,628 94,818
Kiruhura 135 83 25,256 25,771 51,027 8,432 8,796 17,228 33,688 34,567 68,255
ANKOLE
Mbarara 217 99 41,656 43,761 85,417 11,835 12,220 24,055 53,491 55,981 109,472
Mitooma 105 67 20,607 21,281 41,888 6,877 7,224 14,101 27,484 28,505 55,989
Ntungamo 239 129 42,733 45,258 87,991 13,859 14,214 28,073 56,592 59,472 116,064
Rubirizi 52 38 10,745 11,018 21,763 3,722 3,936 7,658 14,467 14,954 29,421
Sheema 123 58 17,270 17,757 35,027 7,147 6,890 14,037 24,417 24,647 49,064
SUBTOTAL 1,368 777 253,540 264,110 517,650 81,200 84,536 165,736 334,740 348,646 683,386
ANKOLE
Buikwe 153 94 28,189 28,890 57,079 10,049 11,068 21,117 38,238 39,958 78,196
Bukomansimbi 70 14 19,861 20,889 40,750 1,953 2,017 3,970 21,814 22,906 44,720
BUGANDA
Butambala 61 31 10,043 9,987 20,030 3,398 3,608 7,006 13,441 13,595 27,036
Buvuma 20 35 5,391 5,492 10,883 2,296 2,431 4,727 7,687 7,923 15,610

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 Gomba 89 25 14,858 14,941 29,799 2,923 3,388 6,311 17,781 18,329 36,110
Kalangala 23 2 2,560 2,464 5,024 236 309 545 2,796 2,773 5,569
Kalungu 91 43 27,116 28,232 55,348 4,951 5,870 10,821 32,067 34,102 66,169
Kampala 79 602 31,522 35,398 66,920 75,745 80,618 156,363 107,267 116,016 223,283
Kayunga 166 83 41,752 41,877 83,629 7,889 8,342 16,231 49,641 50,219 99,860
Kiboga 85 41 12,545 12,515 25,060 3,498 3,635 7,133 16,043 16,150 32,193
Kyankwanzi 109 44 17,314 17,617 34,931 3,848 4,182 8,030 21,162 21,799 42,961
Kyotera 118 67 28,841 29,921 58,762 8,256 9,010 17,266 37,097 38,931 76,028
Luwero 214 177 48,480 49,056 97,536 14,791 15,478 30,269 63,271 64,534 127,805
Lwengo 130 35 28,172 29,738 57,910 4,314 4,734 9,048 32,486 34,472 66,958
Lyantonde 50 52 9,142 9,704 18,846 3,658 3,816 7,474 12,800 13,520 26,320
Masaka 83 89 16,364 16,737 33,101 12,128 12,372 24,500 28,492 29,109 57,601
Mityana 148 110 21,724 21,400 43,124 10,854 11,693 22,547 32,578 33,093 65,671
Mpigi 106 28 19,054 18,317 37,371 3,466 3,610 7,076 22,520 21,927 44,447
Mubende 209 298 47,640 47,721 95,361 26,776 28,377 55,153 74,416 76,098 150,514
Mukono 193 82 40,873 43,743 84,616 8,440 8,889 17,329 49,313 52,632 101,945
Nakaseke 110 47 21,057 21,242 42,299 5,212 5,295 10,507 26,269 26,537 52,806
Nakasongola 141 91 16,212 16,374 32,586 5,415 5,835 11,250 21,627 22,209 43,836
Rakai 111 34 29,061 30,578 59,639 4,048 4,596 8,644 33,109 35,174 68,283
Sembabule 187 82 29,522 31,225 60,747 8,892 9,584 18,476 38,414 40,809 79,223
Wakiso 257 1,135 54,688 57,615 112,303 94,073 97,846 191,919 148,761 155,461 304,222
SUBTOTAL 3,003 3,341 621,981 641,673 1,263,654 327,109 346,603 673,712 949,090 988,276 1,937,366
BUGANDA
Budaka 59 27 30,602 31,102 61,704 2,471 2,426 4,897 33,073 33,528 66,601
Busia 121 46 44,807 45,764 90,571 4,037 4,413 8,450 48,844 50,177 99,021
Butaleja 102 20 46,578 47,854 94,432 2,174 2,156 4,330 48,752 50,010 98,762
BUKEDI
Kibuku 47 27 27,898 28,469 56,367 2,645 2,374 5,019 30,543 30,843 61,386
Pallisa 74 61 35,805 35,374 71,179 6,306 6,235 12,541 42,111 41,609 83,720
Tororo 178 53 77,817 79,210 157,027 6,508 6,342 12,850 84,325 85,552 169,877
SUBTOTAL 581 234 263,507 267,773 531,280 24,141 23,946 48,087 287,648 291,719 579,367
BUKEDI

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 Bulisa 30 16 11,159 10,501 21,660 1,319 1,259 2,578 12,478 11,760 24,238
Hoima 154 115 37,945 36,617 74,562 11,246 11,858 23,104 49,191 48,475 97,666
KAGADI 136 220 30,938 29,994 60,932 17,765 19,028 36,793 48,703 49,022 97,725
BUNYORO Kakumiro 82 200 20,608 20,389 40,997 15,618 16,548 32,166 36,226 36,937 73,163
Kibaale 48 108 8,036 7,583 15,619 8,259 9,079 17,338 16,295 16,662 32,957
Kiryandongo 73 63 31,281 28,880 60,161 5,325 5,488 10,813 36,606 34,368 70,974
Masindi 98 90 26,718 26,221 52,939 6,764 7,202 13,966 33,482 33,423 66,905
SUBTOTAL 621 812 166,685 160,185 326,870 66,296 70,462 136,758 232,981 230,647 463,628
BUNYORO
Bugiri 131 26 41,392 41,581 82,973 2,330 2,278 4,608 43,722 43,859 87,581
Buyende 91 87 34,143 34,738 68,881 9,457 10,019 19,476 43,600 44,757 88,357
Iganga 160 119 52,202 55,018 107,220 11,199 12,137 23,336 63,401 67,155 130,556
Jinja 100 63 36,242 38,493 74,735 8,154 8,548 16,702 44,396 47,041 91,437
Kaliro 86 13 26,101 27,324 53,425 1,538 1,783 3,321 27,639 29,107 56,746
BUSOGA
Kamuli 172 41 53,148 53,900 107,048 5,307 5,846 11,153 58,455 59,746 118,201
Luuka 74 36 27,791 28,464 56,255 3,490 3,766 7,256 31,281 32,230 63,511
Mayuge 135 26 49,083 48,971 98,054 3,069 3,391 6,460 52,152 52,362 104,514
Namayingo 84 4 27,119 26,285 53,404 399 408 807 27,518 26,693 54,211
Namutumba 109 56 29,466 30,251 59,717 5,337 5,591 10,928 34,803 35,842 70,645
SUBTOTAL 1,142 471 376,687 385,025 761,712 50,280 53,767 104,047 426,967 438,792 865,759
BUSOGA
Bududa 89 29 25,267 26,751 52,018 2,895 3,134 6,029 28,162 29,885 58,047
Bukwo 50 40 17,740 18,376 36,116 4,800 5,139 9,939 22,540 23,515 46,055
Bulambuli 50 48 16,382 17,103 33,485 4,142 4,334 8,476 20,524 21,437 41,961
Kapchorwa 40 33 12,890 13,299 26,189 4,062 3,993 8,055 16,952 17,292 34,244
ELGON Kween 37 46 11,381 11,687 23,068 4,753 5,051 9,804 16,134 16,738 32,872
Manafwa 45 44 15,252 15,132 30,384 4,366 4,586 8,952 19,618 19,718 39,336
Mbale 130 71 51,088 54,375 105,463 8,977 9,125 18,102 60,065 63,500 123,565
Namisindwa 77 9 28,940 28,887 57,827 1,301 1,320 2,621 30,241 30,207 60,448
Sironko 111 46 34,715 34,652 69,367 4,638 4,589 9,227 39,353 39,241 78,594

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SUBTOTAL 629 366 213,655 220,262 433,917 39,934 41,271 81,205 253,589 261,533 515,122
ELGON
Abim 32 12 12,894 12,311 25,205 2,209 2,265 4,474 15,103 14,576 29,679
Amudat 11 2 3,043 2,605 5,648 616 533 1,149 3,659 3,138 6,797
Kaabong 51 13 26,885 17,947 44,832 3,881 2,851 6,732 30,766 20,798 51,564
KARAMOJA Kotido 21 18 9,968 7,093 17,061 2,230 2,611 4,841 12,198 9,704 21,902
Moroto 21 12 4,943 4,365 9,308 1,877 1,954 3,831 6,820 6,319 13,139
Nakapiripirit 43 1 9,737 8,036 17,773 46 50 96 9,783 8,086 17,869
Napak 28 23 8,623 6,768 15,391 3,329 3,299 6,628 11,952 10,067 22,019
SUBTOTAL 207 81 76,093 59,125 135,218 14,188 13,563 27,751 90,281 72,688 162,969
KARAMOJA
Kabale 131 45 27,213 27,922 55,135 4,885 4,956 9,841 32,098 32,878 64,976
Kanungu 134 106 24,425 25,834 50,259 9,932 10,662 20,594 34,357 36,496 70,853
Kisoro 122 44 30,504 33,620 64,124 3,722 3,795 7,517 34,226 37,415 71,641
KIGEZI
Rubanda 111 22 26,097 29,058 55,155 1,789 1,745 3,534 27,886 30,803 58,689
Rukiga 65 11 11,638 12,566 24,204 1,029 932 1,961 12,667 13,498 26,165
Rukungiri 175 127 27,164 28,215 55,379 12,485 12,786 25,271 39,649 41,001 80,650
SUBTOTAL 738 355 147,041 157,215 304,256 33,842 34,876 68,718 180,883 192,091 372,974
KIGEZI
Alebtong 75 46 35,250 33,702 68,952 4,481 4,374 8,855 39,731 38,076 77,807
Amolatar 50 26 19,285 19,231 38,516 2,315 2,380 4,695 21,600 21,611 43,211
Apac 120 33 58,210 58,806 117,016 4,368 4,459 8,827 62,578 63,265 125,843
Dokolo 60 18 25,987 26,139 52,126 2,402 2,591 4,993 28,389 28,730 57,119
LANGO
Kole 61 46 34,883 35,334 70,217 2,683 2,728 5,411 37,566 38,062 75,628
Lira 109 37 47,509 48,734 96,243 4,909 4,980 9,889 52,418 53,714 106,132
Otuke 45 6 17,620 16,891 34,511 534 595 1,129 18,154 17,486 35,640
Oyam 107 32 58,289 56,571 114,860 2,556 2,472 5,028 60,845 59,043 119,888
SUBTOTAL 627 244 297,033 295,408 592,441 24,248 24,579 48,827 321,281 319,987 641,268
LANGO
Amuria 106 41 37,199 37,836 75,035 3,983 4,067 8,050 41,182 41,903 83,085
TESO Bukedea 97 16 33,154 34,013 67,167 1,445 1,443 2,888 34,599 35,456 70,055
Butebo 33 20 15,712 15,683 31,395 1,636 1,709 3,345 17,348 17,392 34,740

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 Kaberamaido 91 20 34,144 34,994 69,138 1,761 1,824 3,585 35,905 36,818 72,723
Katakwi 73 14 24,874 25,273 50,147 1,028 986 2,014 25,902 26,259 52,161
Kumi 88 15 36,819 37,420 74,239 1,962 1,971 3,933 38,781 39,391 78,172
Ngora 59 38 21,277 21,690 42,967 2,920 3,045 5,965 24,197 24,735 48,932
Serere 97 87 42,032 43,228 85,260 6,234 6,787 13,021 48,266 50,015 98,281
Soroti 97 54 35,844 37,158 73,002 5,550 5,994 11,544 41,394 43,152 84,546
SUBTOTAL 741 305 281,055 287,295 568,350 26,519 27,826 54,345 307,574 315,121 622,695
TESO
Bundibugyo 105 52 24,216 23,868 48,084 6,039 6,015 12,054 30,255 29,883 60,138
Bunyangabu 61 21 16,979 17,762 34,741 2,453 2,432 4,885 19,432 20,194 39,626
Kabarole 78 45 23,768 24,032 47,800 5,019 5,515 10,534 28,787 29,547 58,334
Kamwenge 142 107 33,875 34,518 68,393 11,928 11,470 23,398 45,803 45,988 91,791
TORO
Kasese 244 183 69,450 72,830 142,280 18,470 19,961 38,431 87,920 92,791 180,711
Kyegegwa 65 139 20,541 20,321 40,862 11,795 12,472 24,267 32,336 32,793 65,129
Kyenjojo 125 178 34,135 33,627 67,762 13,096 13,760 26,856 47,231 47,387 94,618
Ntoroko 36 22 5,928 6,056 11,984 1,554 1,662 3,216 7,482 7,718 15,200
SUBTOTAL 856 747 228,892 233,014 461,906 70,354 73,287 143,641 299,246 306,301 605,547
TORO
Adjumani 66 34 22,037 21,321 43,358 12,809 10,195 23,004 34,846 31,516 66,362
Arua 257 80 142,200 140,060 282,260 10,322 10,303 20,625 152,522 150,363 302,885
Koboko 67 36 31,488 31,039 62,527 5,197 5,003 10,200 36,685 36,042 72,727
Maracha 63 7 39,673 38,671 78,344 944 1,002 1,946 40,617 39,673 80,290
WEST_NILE Moyo 69 18 24,939 23,819 48,758 1,371 1,357 2,728 26,310 25,176 51,486
Nebbi 119 20 48,223 43,632 91,855 1,366 1,327 2,693 49,589 44,959 94,548
Pakwach 45 21 15,942 14,764 30,706 1,655 1,896 3,551 17,597 16,660 34,257
Yumbe 123 35 48,215 43,689 91,904 26,677 24,095 50,772 74,892 67,784 142,676
Zombo 90 21 34,874 30,973 65,847 2,637 2,509 5,146 37,511 33,482 70,993
SUBTOTAL 899 272 407,591 387,968 795,559 62,978 57,687 120,665 470,569 445,655 916,224
WEST_NILE
NATIONAL 12,036 8,269 3,544,256 3,562,946 7,107,202 851,257 882,130 1,733,387 4,395,513 4,445,076 8,840,589

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Annex II: Primary Enrollment by Grade and Sex
P.1 P.2 P.3 P.4 P.5 P.6 P.7 Overall
Region
District Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Total

Agago 8,666 8,639 6,413 6,423 6,214 6,328 6,658 6,832 6,174 6,087 5,336 5,086 3,043 1,958 42,504 41,353 83,857

Amuru 4,661 4,635 3,535 3,384 3,872 3,656 4,766 4,894 4,713 4,447 3,500 2,884 2,334 1,193 27,381 25,093 52,474

Gulu 5,655 5,463 4,978 5,007 5,459 5,552 6,372 6,581 5,854 6,166 4,494 4,571 2,926 2,670 35,738 36,010 71,748

Kitgum 5,952 5,797 4,288 4,387 4,846 4,837 5,379 5,570 4,490 4,544 3,406 3,523 2,481 1,863 30,842 30,521 61,363
ACHOLI
Lamwo 3,806 3,795 3,212 3,147 3,528 3,447 3,994 4,120 3,443 3,400 2,723 2,613 1,502 1,067 22,208 21,589 43,797

Nwoya 2,481 2,440 1,945 1,809 2,274 2,242 2,875 2,960 2,201 2,327 1,729 1,508 1,076 759 14,581 14,045 28,626

Omoro 4,523 4,456 3,729 3,689 3,958 4,026 4,603 4,722 4,312 4,380 3,159 2,907 2,100 1,540 26,384 25,720 52,104

Pader 7,423 7,421 6,274 6,370 6,159 6,168 6,588 6,641 6,365 5,993 5,154 4,598 3,063 2,098 41,026 39,289 80,315

SUBTOTAL 43,167 42,646 34,374 34,216 36,310 36,256 41,235 42,320 37,552 37,344 29,501 27,690 18,525 13,148 240,664 233,620 474,284
ACHOLI
Buhweju 4,416 4,292 2,193 2,188 2,046 2,260 1,698 2,059 1,487 1,751 1,193 1,554 738 897 13,771 15,001 28,772

Bushenyi 9,474 9,400 4,193 4,017 4,191 4,159 4,037 4,117 3,713 3,942 3,377 3,763 2,601 3,140 31,586 32,538 64,124

Ibanda 10,070 9,831 4,794 4,801 4,721 4,547 4,217 4,506 3,763 4,075 3,124 3,734 2,365 2,859 33,054 34,353 67,407

Isingiro 13,281 12,795 7,420 7,660 6,727 7,159 6,120 6,606 5,224 5,751 4,160 4,973 3,258 3,684 46,190 48,628 94,818

Kiruhura 10,967 10,750 4,957 4,765 4,537 4,685 4,090 4,357 3,557 3,880 3,086 3,412 2,494 2,718 33,688 34,567 68,255
ANKOLE
Mbarara 15,145 14,589 7,382 7,358 7,492 7,668 7,088 7,492 6,337 7,156 5,808 6,669 4,239 5,049 53,491 55,981 109,472

Mitooma 9,231 9,324 3,725 3,696 3,530 3,546 3,449 3,440 3,003 3,313 2,760 2,994 1,786 2,192 27,484 28,505 55,989

Ntungamo 16,077 15,864 8,331 8,414 8,109 8,393 7,346 7,972 6,550 7,165 5,825 6,668 4,354 4,996 56,592 59,472 116,064

Rubirizi 4,442 4,464 2,260 2,237 2,148 2,080 1,937 1,983 1,489 1,749 1,246 1,432 945 1,009 14,467 14,954 29,421

Sheema 5,338 5,081 3,392 3,384 3,530 3,389 3,380 3,398 3,331 3,344 2,973 3,339 2,473 2,712 24,417 24,647 49,064

SUBTOTAL 98,441 96,390 48,647 48,520 47,031 47,886 43,362 45,930 38,454 42,126 33,552 38,538 25,253 29,256 334,740 348,646 683,386
ANKOLE
Buikwe 8,175 7,906 5,734 5,655 5,769 5,969 5,671 5,706 4,964 5,538 4,469 4,924 3,456 4,260 38,238 39,958 78,196

Bukomansimbi 4,734 4,792 3,430 3,544 3,435 3,633 3,255 3,431 2,990 3,117 2,697 2,762 1,273 1,627 21,814 22,906 44,720

Butambala 3,422 3,285 1,958 1,868 2,015 1,867 1,782 1,868 1,789 1,709 1,422 1,615 1,053 1,383 13,441 13,595 27,036
BUGANDA
Buvuma 2,056 2,171 1,330 1,450 1,278 1,246 1,124 1,094 874 901 596 663 429 398 7,687 7,923 15,610

Gomba 4,000 3,869 2,651 2,636 2,804 2,698 2,526 2,502 2,322 2,448 1,980 2,274 1,498 1,902 17,781 18,329 36,110

Kalangala 702 687 429 458 471 419 434 399 334 344 240 263 186 203 2,796 2,773 5,569

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 Kalungu 7,971 8,114 4,976 5,029 4,818 4,933 4,500 4,664 3,904 4,302 3,505 3,906 2,393 3,154 32,067 34,102 66,169

Kampala 16,770 17,168 16,847 17,470 17,191 18,182 16,305 17,366 14,693 16,334 13,623 15,826 11,838 13,670 107,267 116,016 223,283

Kayunga 11,190 10,461 7,520 7,343 7,784 7,618 7,629 7,616 6,537 6,884 5,518 6,158 3,463 4,139 49,641 50,219 99,860

Kiboga 3,782 3,676 2,378 2,265 2,581 2,358 2,259 2,305 2,026 2,149 1,736 1,890 1,281 1,507 16,043 16,150 32,193

Kyankwanzi 5,722 5,422 3,408 3,492 3,311 3,354 2,909 3,117 2,501 2,612 1,989 2,296 1,322 1,506 21,162 21,799 42,961

Kyotera 8,860 8,950 6,097 6,010 5,718 5,819 5,486 5,743 4,579 4,943 3,788 4,284 2,569 3,182 37,097 38,931 76,028

Luwero 15,131 14,611 9,353 9,148 9,586 9,398 9,021 9,002 8,004 8,586 7,158 7,789 5,018 6,000 63,271 64,534 127,805

Lwengo 8,501 8,715 5,061 4,972 4,740 4,913 4,564 4,636 4,028 4,507 3,280 3,829 2,312 2,900 32,486 34,472 66,958

Lyantonde 3,233 3,177 2,095 2,136 2,009 2,130 1,855 1,885 1,567 1,837 1,298 1,521 743 834 12,800 13,520 26,320

Masaka 6,155 5,909 4,171 4,169 4,371 4,238 4,160 4,301 3,739 3,892 3,275 3,658 2,621 2,942 28,492 29,109 57,601

Mityana 7,513 7,227 4,790 4,518 4,783 4,582 4,629 4,603 4,135 4,272 3,627 4,107 3,101 3,784 32,578 33,093 65,671

Mpigi 4,441 4,014 3,244 3,017 3,444 3,077 3,451 3,227 3,022 3,151 2,794 3,018 2,124 2,423 22,520 21,927 44,447

Mubende 19,167 18,667 12,454 12,038 11,704 11,894 10,557 10,941 8,471 9,184 6,986 7,623 5,077 5,751 74,416 76,098 150,514

Mukono 9,607 9,494 7,258 7,424 7,582 7,688 7,398 7,799 6,651 7,408 5,924 6,896 4,893 5,923 49,313 52,632 101,945

Nakaseke 6,532 6,276 3,966 3,784 3,802 3,905 3,559 3,729 3,372 3,441 2,965 3,090 2,073 2,312 26,269 26,537 52,806

Nakasongola 4,847 4,612 3,211 3,084 3,337 3,241 3,283 3,310 2,858 3,018 2,310 2,649 1,781 2,295 21,627 22,209 43,836

Rakai 9,172 9,227 5,416 5,582 5,065 5,208 4,417 4,931 3,854 4,196 3,199 3,650 1,986 2,380 33,109 35,174 68,283

Sembabule 11,651 11,751 6,153 6,203 5,737 5,912 4,949 5,356 4,283 4,823 3,384 4,007 2,257 2,757 38,414 40,809 79,223

Wakiso 25,604 24,979 22,798 22,565 23,402 23,734 22,620 23,532 20,362 22,252 18,217 20,124 15,758 18,275 148,761 155,461 304,222

SUBTOTAL 208,938 205,160 146,728 145,860 146,737 148,016 138,343 143,063 121,859 131,848 105,980 118,822 80,505 95,507 949,090 988,276 1,937,366
BUGANDA
Budaka 6,488 6,514 5,162 5,036 5,316 5,148 5,252 5,833 4,944 5,110 3,598 3,748 2,313 2,139 33,073 33,528 66,601

Busia 9,423 9,438 7,390 7,398 7,810 8,119 8,170 8,442 7,238 7,474 5,673 6,043 3,140 3,263 48,844 50,177 99,021

Butaleja 12,251 12,553 8,019 8,047 7,502 7,902 7,564 7,815 6,112 6,380 4,628 4,842 2,676 2,471 48,752 50,010 98,762
BUKEDI
Kibuku 6,228 6,111 4,626 4,698 4,852 4,808 5,110 5,241 4,311 4,641 3,468 3,551 1,948 1,793 30,543 30,843 61,386

Pallisa 9,255 8,576 6,411 6,219 6,454 6,539 6,891 7,180 6,022 6,027 4,490 4,583 2,588 2,485 42,111 41,609 83,720

Tororo 15,550 15,357 12,253 12,420 12,783 12,576 13,938 14,204 12,759 13,266 11,204 12,078 5,838 5,651 84,325 85,552 169,877

SUBTOTAL 59,195 58,549 43,861 43,818 44,717 45,092 46,925 48,715 41,386 42,898 33,061 34,845 18,503 17,802 287,648 291,719 579,367
BUKEDI
Bulisa 2,498 2,474 1,937 1,947 2,172 2,170 2,229 2,160 1,733 1,517 1,246 1,010 663 482 12,478 11,760 24,238

Hoima 8,902 8,639 7,934 7,312 8,476 8,156 8,212 8,097 6,811 6,688 5,482 5,934 3,374 3,649 49,191 48,475 97,666
BUNYORO
KAGADI 11,260 11,033 8,655 8,447 8,030 8,151 7,189 7,330 5,791 6,000 4,861 5,120 2,917 2,941 48,703 49,022 97,725

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 Kakumiro 8,796 8,596 6,309 6,269 6,114 6,138 5,356 5,370 4,239 4,596 3,319 3,751 2,093 2,217 36,226 36,937 73,163

Kibaale 3,938 3,611 2,981 2,944 2,856 2,809 2,390 2,429 1,758 2,087 1,422 1,739 950 1,043 16,295 16,662 32,957

Kiryandongo 7,241 6,737 5,639 5,454 6,077 5,542 6,284 6,154 4,916 4,842 4,142 3,738 2,307 1,901 36,606 34,368 70,974

Masindi 6,307 6,208 5,401 5,243 5,765 5,538 5,646 5,530 4,411 4,593 3,739 3,984 2,213 2,327 33,482 33,423 66,905

SUBTOTAL 48,942 47,298 38,856 37,616 39,490 38,504 37,306 37,070 29,659 30,323 24,211 25,276 14,517 14,560 232,981 230,647 463,628
BUNYORO
Bugiri 9,215 8,884 6,972 6,668 6,942 6,982 6,907 7,100 5,889 6,098 4,903 5,350 2,894 2,777 43,722 43,859 87,581

Buyende 10,459 10,579 7,197 7,222 7,244 7,421 6,566 6,684 5,748 5,921 4,189 4,661 2,197 2,269 43,600 44,757 88,357

Iganga 11,599 11,310 10,169 10,116 10,377 10,658 10,246 10,785 8,997 9,843 7,334 8,840 4,679 5,603 63,401 67,155 130,556

Jinja 7,292 7,256 6,807 6,846 7,129 7,302 7,062 7,402 6,505 7,197 5,781 6,588 3,820 4,450 44,396 47,041 91,437

Kaliro 6,015 5,889 4,206 4,439 4,365 4,644 4,497 4,735 3,847 4,124 3,030 3,450 1,679 1,826 27,639 29,107 56,746
BUSOGA
Kamuli 10,736 10,358 8,872 8,888 9,724 9,420 9,482 9,507 7,988 8,483 7,022 7,658 4,631 5,432 58,455 59,746 118,201

Luuka 6,119 6,384 5,054 5,024 4,990 5,029 4,916 4,898 4,445 4,494 3,684 3,978 2,073 2,423 31,281 32,230 63,511

Mayuge 11,364 11,007 8,033 8,018 8,605 8,178 8,182 8,240 6,841 7,288 5,683 5,997 3,444 3,634 52,152 52,362 104,514

Namayingo 5,901 5,827 4,370 4,210 4,266 4,381 4,589 4,652 3,834 3,611 2,706 2,543 1,852 1,469 27,518 26,693 54,211

Namutumba 7,750 7,682 5,363 5,519 5,591 5,673 5,387 5,517 4,643 4,824 3,931 4,240 2,138 2,387 34,803 35,842 70,645

SUBTOTAL 86,450 85,176 67,043 66,950 69,233 69,688 67,834 69,520 58,737 61,883 48,263 53,305 29,407 32,270 426,967 438,792 865,759
BUSOGA
Bududa 5,827 6,034 4,818 5,267 4,732 4,832 4,282 4,345 3,664 3,911 3,008 3,333 1,831 2,163 28,162 29,885 58,047

Bukwo 3,873 4,022 3,621 3,836 3,408 3,466 3,268 3,427 3,031 2,988 2,909 3,086 2,430 2,690 22,540 23,515 46,055

Bulambuli 3,821 3,783 3,202 3,504 3,349 3,493 3,263 3,348 3,018 3,145 2,616 2,930 1,255 1,234 20,524 21,437 41,961

Kapchorwa 2,741 2,750 2,378 2,332 2,431 2,475 2,564 2,499 2,420 2,478 2,424 2,535 1,994 2,223 16,952 17,292 34,244

Kween 2,972 3,022 2,384 2,363 2,268 2,223 2,275 2,344 2,155 2,288 2,216 2,412 1,864 2,086 16,134 16,738 32,872
ELGON
Manafwa 3,942 3,775 2,926 3,016 3,138 3,111 3,196 3,189 2,732 2,685 2,415 2,522 1,269 1,420 19,618 19,718 39,336

Mbale 10,110 10,080 9,013 9,046 9,865 10,210 10,387 10,911 8,852 9,433 7,430 8,471 4,408 5,349 60,065 63,500 123,565

Namisindwa 5,949 6,068 4,879 4,926 4,695 4,565 4,783 4,735 4,200 4,215 3,666 3,734 2,069 1,964 30,241 30,207 60,448

Sironko 7,440 7,093 6,153 6,017 6,275 6,172 6,693 6,525 5,704 5,910 4,873 5,253 2,215 2,271 39,353 39,241 78,594

SUBTOTAL 46,675 46,627 39,374 40,307 40,161 40,547 40,711 41,323 35,776 37,053 31,557 34,276 19,335 21,400 253,589 261,533 515,122
ELGON
Abim 3,566 3,481 2,429 2,304 2,406 2,179 2,362 2,410 1,850 1,858 1,435 1,423 1,055 921 15,103 14,576 29,679

Amudat 836 769 653 561 589 517 505 432 427 387 424 347 225 125 3,659 3,138 6,797
KARAMOJA
Kaabong 10,360 7,531 5,966 4,245 4,472 2,947 3,525 2,235 2,731 1,714 2,199 1,323 1,513 803 30,766 20,798 51,564

Kotido 5,041 4,641 1,669 1,239 1,307 1,017 1,279 880 1,129 798 1,010 676 763 453 12,198 9,704 21,902

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 Moroto 2,361 2,613 1,057 906 986 824 817 735 580 476 558 433 461 332 6,820 6,319 13,139

Nakapiripirit 3,976 3,993 1,572 1,184 1,191 952 1,010 800 799 506 701 396 534 255 9,783 8,086 17,869

Napak 4,411 3,983 1,948 1,716 1,624 1,350 1,386 1,083 1,084 878 882 686 617 371 11,952 10,067 22,019

SUBTOTAL 30,551 27,011 15,294 12,155 12,575 9,786 10,884 8,575 8,600 6,617 7,209 5,284 5,168 3,260 90,281 72,688 162,969
KARAMOJA
Kabale 8,595 8,073 5,142 4,960 4,977 4,869 4,407 4,513 3,597 4,015 3,260 3,954 2,120 2,494 32,098 32,878 64,976

Kanungu 9,180 9,187 5,476 5,629 5,298 5,549 4,726 5,122 4,134 4,604 3,395 4,068 2,148 2,337 34,357 36,496 70,853

Kisoro 10,280 10,389 5,841 5,987 5,504 6,126 4,479 5,265 3,351 3,995 2,876 3,396 1,895 2,257 34,226 37,415 71,641
KIGEZI
Rubanda 8,553 8,819 4,769 4,997 4,301 4,514 3,595 4,109 2,882 3,498 2,455 3,107 1,331 1,759 27,886 30,803 58,689

Rukiga 3,506 3,419 1,944 1,969 1,904 1,961 1,764 1,824 1,382 1,705 1,415 1,640 752 980 12,667 13,498 26,165

Rukungiri 7,854 7,093 6,281 6,008 6,700 6,383 5,897 6,157 5,218 5,965 4,532 5,413 3,167 3,982 39,649 41,001 80,650

SUBTOTAL 47,968 46,980 29,453 29,550 28,684 29,402 24,868 26,990 20,564 23,782 17,933 21,578 11,413 13,809 180,883 192,091 372,974
KIGEZI
Alebtong 7,484 7,220 5,825 5,663 5,992 5,931 6,638 6,653 5,655 5,736 5,010 4,644 3,127 2,229 39,731 38,076 77,807

Amolatar 3,984 4,033 3,084 3,266 3,406 3,353 3,647 3,798 3,217 3,321 2,627 2,553 1,635 1,287 21,600 21,611 43,211

Apac 9,953 10,255 9,361 9,993 10,218 10,101 11,504 11,891 9,905 9,951 7,629 7,613 4,008 3,461 62,578 63,265 125,843

Dokolo 5,110 5,272 3,890 3,979 4,473 4,503 4,801 4,978 4,405 4,475 3,558 3,626 2,152 1,897 28,389 28,730 57,119
LANGO
Kole 6,778 6,666 5,597 5,824 5,906 6,276 6,778 6,837 5,572 6,170 4,453 4,299 2,482 1,990 37,566 38,062 75,628

Lira 9,610 9,708 7,470 7,814 8,137 8,394 9,212 9,284 7,647 8,207 6,457 6,840 3,885 3,467 52,418 53,714 106,132

Otuke 3,632 3,692 2,836 2,943 2,705 2,601 2,871 2,853 2,558 2,438 2,232 1,918 1,320 1,041 18,154 17,486 35,640

Oyam 10,806 11,002 8,858 9,022 9,811 9,470 11,235 11,162 9,147 9,045 7,226 6,567 3,762 2,775 60,845 59,043 119,888

SUBTOTAL 57,357 57,848 46,921 48,504 50,648 50,629 56,686 57,456 48,106 49,343 39,192 38,060 22,371 18,147 321,281 319,987 641,268
LANGO
Amuria 9,435 8,996 6,215 6,132 6,308 6,350 6,441 6,724 5,461 6,237 4,370 4,786 2,952 2,678 41,182 41,903 83,085

Bukedea 7,712 7,262 5,461 5,452 5,888 5,870 6,041 6,228 4,629 5,073 3,185 3,820 1,683 1,751 34,599 35,456 70,055

Butebo 3,770 3,481 2,599 2,566 2,772 2,841 2,852 3,034 2,406 2,546 1,944 2,026 1,005 898 17,348 17,392 34,740

Kaberamaido 8,423 8,469 5,143 5,055 5,607 5,685 6,048 6,356 4,643 5,149 3,698 3,953 2,343 2,151 35,905 36,818 72,723

Katakwi 7,170 6,736 3,843 3,889 3,809 3,980 4,206 4,647 3,113 3,287 2,321 2,433 1,440 1,287 25,902 26,259 52,161
TESO
Kumi 8,066 7,774 5,851 5,939 5,999 5,963 6,560 6,832 5,305 5,693 4,430 4,725 2,570 2,465 38,781 39,391 78,172

Ngora 4,755 4,630 3,864 3,714 3,732 3,777 4,032 4,037 3,302 3,542 2,764 3,027 1,748 2,008 24,197 24,735 48,932

Serere 10,313 9,850 7,098 7,222 7,122 7,302 7,867 8,220 6,895 7,595 5,498 6,191 3,473 3,635 48,266 50,015 98,281

Soroti 7,969 7,791 5,607 5,847 6,543 6,421 7,334 7,568 6,095 7,063 5,044 5,497 2,802 2,965 41,394 43,152 84,546

SUBTOTAL 67,613 64,989 45,681 45,816 47,780 48,189 51,381 53,646 41,849 46,185 33,254 36,458 20,016 19,838 307,574 315,121 622,695
TESO

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 Bundibugyo 6,776 6,979 5,394 5,282 4,743 4,851 4,375 4,316 3,706 3,734 2,944 2,791 2,317 1,930 30,255 29,883 60,138

Bunyangabu 3,690 3,608 3,292 3,243 3,298 3,266 3,165 3,231 2,591 2,861 2,016 2,380 1,380 1,605 19,432 20,194 39,626

Kabarole 5,293 4,762 4,860 4,499 4,841 4,759 4,623 4,922 3,764 4,223 3,102 3,585 2,304 2,797 28,787 29,547 58,334

Kamwenge 13,292 12,512 7,957 7,705 7,109 7,264 6,083 6,390 4,848 5,304 3,904 4,202 2,610 2,611 45,803 45,988 91,791
TORO
Kasese 21,061 21,572 14,208 14,711 14,195 14,798 13,332 14,215 11,152 11,933 8,167 9,031 5,805 6,531 87,920 92,791 180,711

Kyegegwa 7,705 7,349 5,993 5,886 5,624 5,741 4,923 5,235 3,621 3,932 2,790 2,949 1,680 1,701 32,336 32,793 65,129

Kyenjojo 10,430 9,907 8,309 8,243 8,115 7,944 7,201 7,262 5,900 6,184 4,563 5,023 2,713 2,824 47,231 47,387 94,618

Ntoroko 1,692 1,712 1,313 1,269 1,151 1,207 1,054 1,188 960 914 736 829 576 599 7,482 7,718 15,200

SUBTOTAL 69,939 68,401 51,326 50,838 49,076 49,830 44,756 46,759 36,542 39,085 28,222 30,790 19,385 20,598 299,246 306,301 605,547
TORO
Adjumani 6,252 6,101 5,522 5,155 5,990 5,640 5,878 5,843 4,796 4,432 3,927 2,932 2,481 1,413 34,846 31,516 66,362

Arua 41,035 42,983 25,402 25,694 24,442 24,702 23,238 23,174 17,672 16,714 12,712 11,351 8,021 5,745 152,522 150,363 302,885

Koboko 11,122 11,223 5,681 5,844 5,964 6,077 5,566 5,694 3,918 3,796 2,565 2,217 1,869 1,191 36,685 36,042 72,727

Maracha 12,376 13,014 6,839 6,906 6,190 6,168 5,964 5,799 4,190 3,942 3,339 2,884 1,719 960 40,617 39,673 80,290

Moyo 5,131 4,866 3,895 3,599 4,164 4,050 4,389 4,585 3,771 3,739 3,157 2,887 1,803 1,450 26,310 25,176 51,486
WEST_NILE
Nebbi 13,424 13,197 8,360 8,273 8,673 8,513 7,506 6,697 5,345 4,468 3,917 2,603 2,364 1,208 49,589 44,959 94,548

Pakwach 4,883 5,070 3,184 3,148 3,020 2,945 2,426 2,370 1,849 1,691 1,466 969 769 467 17,597 16,660 34,257

Yumbe 20,327 19,981 12,583 11,468 11,653 11,007 10,846 9,653 8,424 7,437 7,144 5,911 3,915 2,327 74,892 67,784 142,676

Zombo 11,254 11,056 6,277 5,773 6,476 6,006 5,588 5,034 3,858 3,027 2,611 1,782 1,447 804 37,511 33,482 70,993

SUBTOTAL 125,804 127,491 77,743 75,860 76,572 75,108 71,401 68,849 53,823 49,246 40,838 33,536 24,388 15,565 470,569 445,655 916,224
WEST_NILE
991,040 974,566 685,301 680,010 689,014 688,933 675,692 690,216 572,907 597,733 472,773 498,458 308,786 315,160 4,395,513 4,445,076 8,840,589
NATIONAL

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Annex III: Primary Enrolment by Nationality and District
Region District Burundians Congolese Kenyans Others Rest of Rwandese Sudanese Tanzanians Ugandans Total
Africa
Agago - - - - - - - - 83,857 83,857
Amuru - - - - - - 67 - 52,407 52,474
Gulu - 2 3 21 - 4 633 - 71,085 71,748
Kitgum - - - - - - 67 - 61,296 61,363
ACHOLI
Lamwo - - - - - - 10 - 43,787 43,797
Nwoya - - - - - - - - 28,626 28,626
Omoro - - - - - - 10 - 52,094 52,104
Pader - - - - - - - - 80,315 80,315
SUBTOTAL - 2 3 21 - 4 787 - 473,467 474,284
ACHOLI
Buhweju - - - - - - - - 28,772 28,772
Bushenyi - - - - - - - - 64,124 64,124
Ibanda - - - - - - - - 67,407 67,407
Isingiro 1,806 2,310 7 50 266 2,422 7 63 87,887 94,818
Kiruhura - - - - - 10 - - 68,245 68,255
ANKOLE
Mbarara 62 150 15 32 46 181 64 32 108,890 109,472
Mitooma - - - - - - - - 55,989 55,989
Ntungamo 3 - - - - 172 - 6 115,883 116,064
Rubirizi - - - - - - - - 29,421 29,421
Sheema - - - - - 1 - - 49,063 49,064
SUBTOTAL 1,871 2,460 22 82 312 2,786 71 101 675,681 683,386
ANKOLE
Buikwe - 1 11 - - 14 - - 78,170 78,196
Bukomansimbi - - - - - - - - 44,720 44,720
Butambala 2 - - - - 6 - - 27,028 27,036
BUGANDA
Buvuma 1 - 43 - - 5 - 5 15,556 15,610
Gomba - - 15 - - 71 - 3 36,021 36,110
Kalangala - - - - - - - - 5,569 5,569

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 Kalungu - - - 1 - 14 - 12 66,142 66,169
Kampala 227 1,534 469 1,304 552 1,260 3,055 238 214,644 223,283
Kayunga - - - - - 7 - - 99,853 99,860
Kiboga - - - - - 25 - - 32,168 32,193
Kyankwanzi - - - - - 65 - - 42,896 42,961
Kyotera - 1 - - - 147 - 293 75,587 76,028
Luwero 94 2 - - - 290 171 26 127,222 127,805
Lwengo - - - - - 18 - 8 66,932 66,958
Lyantonde - - - - - 2 - 8 26,310 26,320
Masaka - - 14 - - 171 - 157 57,259 57,601
Mityana 1 - 1 5 - 69 - 4 65,591 65,671
Mpigi 11 - 4 - - 94 - 40 44,298 44,447
Mubende 2 38 - - - 244 - 1 150,229 150,514
Mukono 5 23 21 13 3 14 63 4 101,799 101,945
Nakaseke 7 - 4 - - 5 1 - 52,789 52,806
Nakasongola - - 2 - - 18 - - 43,816 43,836
Rakai - - - - - 2 - 25 68,256 68,283
Sembabule - - - - - 2 - - 79,221 79,223
Wakiso 192 211 108 72 39 561 1,425 155 301,459 304,222
SUBTOTAL 542 1,810 692 1,395 594 3,104 4,715 979 1,923,535 1,937,366
BUGANDA
Budaka - - - - - - - - 66,601 66,601
Busia - - 88 - - - - 1 98,932 99,021
Butaleja - - - - - - - - 98,762 98,762
BUKEDI
Kibuku - - 1 - - - - - 61,385 61,386
Pallisa - - - - - - - - 83,720 83,720
Tororo - - 2 - - - - - 169,875 169,877
SUBTOTAL - - 91 - - - - 1 579,275 579,367
BUKEDI
Bulisa - 71 - - - - - - 24,167 24,238
BUNYORO
Hoima 1 1,871 1 8 - 113 427 1 95,244 97,666

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 KAGADI - 3 - - - 753 - - 96,969 97,725
Kakumiro 7 - 6 - - 317 - - 72,833 73,163
Kibaale - 1 - - - 128 - - 32,828 32,957
Kiryandongo - 61 67 30 - 45 7,902 4 62,865 70,974
Masindi - 56 6 - - 15 202 1 66,625 66,905
SUBTOTAL 8 2,063 80 38 - 1,371 8,531 6 451,531 463,628
BUNYORO
Bugiri - - 4 - - - - 6 87,571 87,581
Buyende - - - - - - 1 - 88,356 88,357
Iganga - - - - - - - - 130,556 130,556
Jinja 1 - 16 74 29 6 2 11 91,298 91,437
Kaliro - - - - - - - - 56,746 56,746
BUSOGA
Kamuli - - 1 - - - - - 118,200 118,201
Luuka - - - - - - - - 63,511 63,511
Mayuge - - 54 - - - - - 104,460 104,514
Namayingo - - - - - - - - 54,211 54,211
Namutumba - - 2 - - - - - 70,643 70,645
SUBTOTAL 1 - 77 74 29 6 3 17 865,552 865,759
BUSOGA
Bududa - - 1 - - - - - 58,046 58,047
Bukwo - - - - - - - - 46,055 46,055
Bulambuli - - 6 - - - - - 41,955 41,961
Kapchorwa - - 2 - - - - - 34,242 34,244

ELGON Kween - - 3 - - - - - 32,869 32,872

Manafwa - - - - - - - - 39,336 39,336
Mbale - - 14 5 - - - - 123,546 123,565
Namisindwa - - 1 - - - - - 60,447 60,448
Sironko - - - - - - - - 78,594 78,594
SUBTOTAL ELGON - - 27 5 - - - - 515,090 515,122
Abim - - - - - - - - 29,679 29,679
KARAMOJA
Amudat - - - - - - - - 6,797 6,797

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 Kaabong - - - - - - - - 51,564 51,564
Kotido - - - - - - - - 21,902 21,902
Moroto - - - - - - - 1 13,138 13,139
Nakapiripirit - - 42 - - - - - 17,827 17,869
Napak - - - - - - - - 22,019 22,019
SUBTOTAL - - 42 - - - - 1 162,926 162,969
KARAMOJA
Kabale - - - 6 - 108 - - 64,862 64,976
Kanungu - - - - - - - - 70,853 70,853
Kisoro - 112 - - - 169 - - 71,360 71,641
KIGEZI
Rubanda - - - - - 3 - - 58,686 58,689
Rukiga - - - - - 84 - - 26,081 26,165
Rukungiri - - - - - 5 - - 80,645 80,650
SUBTOTAL KIGEZI - 112 - 6 - 369 - - 372,487 372,974
LANGO Alebtong - - - - - - - - 77,807 77,807
Amolatar - - - - - - - - 43,211 43,211
Apac - - - - - - - - 125,843 125,843
Dokolo - - - - - - - - 57,119 57,119
Kole - - - - - - - - 75,628 75,628
Lira - - 1 7 - - 41 - 106,083 106,132
Otuke - - - - - - - - 35,640 35,640
Oyam - - - - - - - - 119,888 119,888
SUBTOTAL LANGO - - 1 7 - - 41 - 641,219 641,268
TESO Amuria - - - - - - - - 83,085 83,085
Bukedea - - - - - - - - 70,055 70,055
Butebo - - 1 - - - - 1 34,738 34,740
Kaberamaido - - - - - 2 - - 72,721 72,723
Katakwi - - - - - - 1 - 52,160 52,161
Kumi - - - - - - - - 78,172 78,172
Ngora - - - - - - - - 48,932 48,932

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 Serere - - - - - - - - 98,281 98,281
Soroti - - 18 - - - - 1 84,527 84,546
SUBTOTAL TESO - - 19 - - 2 1 2 622,671 622,695
TORO Bundibugyo - 14 - - - - - - 60,124 60,138
Bunyangabu - - - - - - - - 39,626 39,626
Kabarole - 10 1 - - 3 - - 58,320 58,334
Kamwenge - 5,151 - - - - - - 86,640 91,791
Kasese - 90 3 - - 3 9 - 180,606 180,711
Kyegegwa 209 2,897 1 - - 687 - 1 61,334 65,129
Kyenjojo - 27 - - - 16 - 1 94,574 94,618
Ntoroko - 260 - - - 1 - - 14,939 15,200
SUBTOTAL TORO 209 8,449 5 - - 710 9 2 596,163 605,547
WEST_NILE Adjumani - - - 1,869 - 12 18,606 - 45,875 66,362
Arua - 137 15 27 4 9 10,741 4 291,948 302,885
Koboko - 1,556 1 3 - - 4,070 - 67,097 72,727
Maracha - 84 - - - - - - 80,206 80,290
Moyo - - - - - - 8,158 - 43,328 51,486
Nebbi - 2 - - - - - - 94,546 94,548
Pakwach - 90 - - - - 3 1 34,163 34,257
Yumbe - - - 51 - - 45,352 - 97,273 142,676
Zombo - 6 - - - - - - 70,987 70,993
SUBTOTAL - 1,875 16 1,950 4 21 86,930 5 825,423 916,224
WEST_NILE
NATIONAL 2,631 16,771 1,075 3,578 939 8,373 101,088 1,114 8,705,020 8,840,589

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Region District P.1 P.2 P.3 P.4 P.5 P.6 P.7 Overall

Govt Private Govt Private Govt Private Govt Private Govt Private Govt Private Govt Private Govt Private Total

Agago 14,926 2,379 11,014 1,822 10,813 1,729 12,461 1,029 11,542 719 10,080 342 4,817 184 75,653 8,204 83,857

Amuru 6,801 2,495 5,017 1,902 5,603 1,925 7,759 1,901 7,524 1,636 5,196 1,188 2,989 538 40,889 11,585 52,474

ACHOLI Gulu 8,709 2,409 7,764 2,221 9,083 1,928 11,118 1,835 10,550 1,470 7,834 1,231 4,619 977 59,677 12,071 71,748

Kitgum 10,546 1,203 7,618 1,057 8,535 1,148 9,902 1,047 8,327 707 6,384 545 3,920 424 55,232 6,131 61,363

Lamwo 7,229 372 6,038 321 6,599 376 7,719 395 6,522 321 5,122 214 2,456 113 41,685 2,112 43,797

Nwoya 3,879 1,042 2,867 887 3,557 959 4,769 1,066 3,633 895 2,621 616 1,529 306 22,855 5,771 28,626

Omoro 7,727 1,252 6,412 1,006 7,001 983 8,281 1,044 7,908 784 5,525 541 3,218 422 46,072 6,032 52,104

Pader 13,110 1,734 11,109 1,535 10,951 1,376 11,981 1,248 11,282 1,076 9,023 729 4,870 291 72,326 7,989 80,315

ACHOLI Total 72,927 12,886 57,839 10,751 62,142 10,424 73,990 9,565 67,288 7,608 51,785 5,406 28,418 3,255 414,389 59,895 474,284

Buhweju 6,675 2,033 2,909 1,472 2,891 1,415 2,645 1,112 2,308 930 2,063 684 1,228 407 20,719 8,053 28,772

Bushenyi 15,068 3,806 5,968 2,242 6,241 2,109 6,265 1,889 5,956 1,699 5,661 1,479 4,533 1,208 49,692 14,432 64,124

Ibanda 16,575 3,326 7,285 2,310 7,081 2,187 6,633 2,090 5,892 1,946 5,271 1,587 4,032 1,192 52,769 14,638 67,407
ANKOLE
Isingiro 20,789 5,287 11,070 4,010 10,038 3,848 9,343 3,383 8,041 2,934 6,710 2,423 5,366 1,576 71,357 23,461 94,818

Kiruhura 15,988 5,729 7,201 2,521 6,892 2,330 6,335 2,112 5,573 1,864 5,024 1,474 4,014 1,198 51,027 17,228 68,255

Mbarara 24,341 5,393 10,990 3,750 11,549 3,611 11,143 3,437 10,435 3,058 9,737 2,740 7,222 2,066 85,417 24,055 109,472

Mitooma 14,311 4,244 5,206 2,215 5,127 1,949 5,135 1,754 4,701 1,615 4,382 1,372 3,026 952 41,888 14,101 55,989

Ntungamo 25,351 6,590 12,406 4,339 12,123 4,379 11,366 3,952 10,259 3,456 9,468 3,025 7,018 2,332 87,991 28,073 116,064

Rubirizi 6,700 2,206 3,190 1,307 3,068 1,160 2,842 1,078 2,477 761 2,040 638 1,446 508 21,763 7,658 29,421

Sheema 7,815 2,604 4,678 2,098 4,885 2,034 4,845 1,933 4,750 1,925 4,339 1,973 3,715 1,470 35,027 14,037 49,064

ANKOLE 153,613 41,218 70,903 26,264 69,895 25,022 66,552 22,740 60,392 20,188 54,695 17,395 41,600 12,909 517,650 165,736 683,386
Total
BUGANDA Buikwe 12,506 3,575 8,020 3,369 8,258 3,480 8,068 3,309 7,556 2,946 6,844 2,549 5,827 1,889 57,079 21,117 78,196

Bukomansimbi 8,833 693 6,359 615 6,429 639 6,070 616 5,542 565 4,958 501 2,559 341 40,750 3,970 44,720

Butambala 5,352 1,355 2,668 1,158 2,742 1,140 2,659 991 2,576 922 2,244 793 1,789 647 20,030 7,006 27,036

Buvuma 2,928 1,299 1,869 911 1,722 802 1,572 646 1,267 508 943 316 582 245 10,883 4,727 15,610

Gomba 6,697 1,172 4,334 953 4,402 1,100 4,087 941 3,909 861 3,471 783 2,899 501 29,799 6,311 36,110

Kalangala 1,280 109 786 101 791 99 749 84 624 54 453 50 341 48 5,024 545 5,569

Kalungu 13,525 2,560 8,332 1,673 8,063 1,688 7,644 1,520 6,848 1,358 6,241 1,170 4,695 852 55,348 10,821 66,169

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 Kampala 7,425 26,513 8,855 25,462 10,453 24,920 10,711 22,960 10,544 20,483 10,373 19,076 8,559 16,949 66,920 156,363 223,283

Kayunga 18,664 2,987 12,127 2,736 12,684 2,718 12,773 2,472 11,283 2,138 9,831 1,845 6,267 1,335 83,629 16,231 99,860

Kiboga 6,089 1,369 3,518 1,125 3,748 1,191 3,493 1,071 3,237 938 2,781 845 2,194 594 25,060 7,133 32,193

Kyankwanzi 9,554 1,590 5,608 1,292 5,379 1,286 4,844 1,182 4,113 1,000 3,324 961 2,109 719 34,931 8,030 42,961

Kyotera 13,665 4,145 9,169 2,938 8,840 2,697 8,664 2,565 7,495 2,027 6,341 1,731 4,588 1,163 58,762 17,266 76,028

Luwero 23,056 6,686 13,436 5,065 13,984 5,000 13,707 4,316 12,830 3,760 11,800 3,147 8,723 2,295 97,536 30,269 127,805

Lwengo 14,896 2,320 8,409 1,624 8,175 1,478 7,982 1,218 7,446 1,089 6,326 783 4,676 536 57,910 9,048 66,958

Lyantonde 4,849 1,561 2,844 1,387 2,887 1,252 2,675 1,065 2,416 988 2,053 766 1,122 455 18,846 7,474 26,320

Masaka 7,572 4,492 4,615 3,725 4,664 3,945 4,723 3,738 4,317 3,314 3,962 2,971 3,248 2,315 33,101 24,500 57,601

Mityana 10,173 4,567 5,768 3,540 5,845 3,520 5,887 3,345 5,397 3,010 5,054 2,680 5,000 1,885 43,124 22,547 65,671

Mpigi 7,397 1,058 5,155 1,106 5,366 1,155 5,582 1,096 5,218 955 4,863 949 3,790 757 37,371 7,076 44,447

Mubende 23,500 14,334 14,946 9,546 14,603 8,995 13,655 7,843 11,385 6,270 9,773 4,836 7,499 3,329 95,361 55,153 150,514

Mukono 16,297 2,804 11,899 2,783 12,426 2,844 12,647 2,550 11,651 2,408 10,731 2,089 8,965 1,851 84,616 17,329 101,945

Nakaseke 10,732 2,076 6,130 1,620 6,018 1,689 5,718 1,570 5,287 1,526 4,875 1,180 3,539 846 42,299 10,507 52,806

Nakasongola 7,325 2,134 4,397 1,898 4,812 1,766 4,978 1,615 4,337 1,539 3,698 1,261 3,039 1,037 32,586 11,250 43,836

Rakai 16,293 2,106 9,579 1,419 8,981 1,292 8,119 1,229 7,025 1,025 5,951 898 3,691 675 59,639 8,644 68,283

Sembabule 18,731 4,671 9,495 2,861 8,768 2,881 7,670 2,635 6,849 2,257 5,495 1,896 3,739 1,275 60,747 18,476 79,223

Wakiso 17,091 33,492 14,172 31,191 16,456 30,680 17,499 28,653 16,973 25,641 15,698 22,643 14,414 19,619 112,303 191,919 304,222

BUGANDA 284,430 129,668 182,490 110,098 186,496 108,257 182,176 99,230 166,125 87,582 148,083 76,719 113,854 62,158 1,263,654 673,712 1,937,366
Total
Budaka 12,199 803 9,358 840 9,662 802 10,343 742 9,388 666 6,766 580 3,988 464 61,704 4,897 66,601

Busia 17,353 1,508 13,478 1,310 14,498 1,431 15,288 1,324 13,518 1,194 10,736 980 5,700 703 90,571 8,450 99,021
BUKEDI
Butaleja 23,870 934 15,303 763 14,713 691 14,731 648 11,899 593 9,047 423 4,869 278 94,432 4,330 98,762

Kibuku 11,451 888 8,550 774 8,910 750 9,546 805 8,273 679 6,423 596 3,214 527 56,367 5,019 61,386

Pallisa 15,818 2,013 10,787 1,843 11,029 1,964 12,112 1,959 10,264 1,785 7,384 1,689 3,785 1,288 71,179 12,541 83,720

Tororo 28,917 1,990 22,745 1,928 23,258 2,101 26,190 1,952 24,205 1,820 21,562 1,720 10,150 1,339 157,027 12,850 169,877

BUKEDI Total 109,608 8,136 80,221 7,458 82,070 7,739 88,210 7,430 77,547 6,737 61,918 5,988 31,706 4,599 531,280 48,087 579,367

Bulisa 4,478 494 3,438 446 3,856 486 3,957 432 2,920 330 2,053 203 958 187 21,660 2,578 24,238
BUNYORO
Hoima 13,436 4,105 11,437 3,809 12,795 3,837 12,764 3,545 10,532 2,967 8,668 2,748 4,930 2,093 74,562 23,104 97,666

KAGADI 14,187 8,106 10,617 6,485 10,072 6,109 9,014 5,505 7,452 4,339 6,221 3,760 3,369 2,489 60,932 36,793 97,725

Kakumiro 9,790 7,602 6,862 5,716 6,677 5,575 5,960 4,766 5,039 3,796 4,140 2,930 2,529 1,781 40,997 32,166 73,163

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 Kibaale 3,732 3,817 2,577 3,348 2,548 3,117 2,277 2,542 1,808 2,037 1,614 1,547 1,063 930 15,619 17,338 32,957

Kiryandongo 12,025 1,953 9,242 1,851 9,839 1,780 10,775 1,663 8,369 1,389 6,648 1,232 3,263 945 60,161 10,813 70,974

Masindi 9,890 2,625 8,212 2,432 8,989 2,314 9,068 2,108 7,250 1,754 6,182 1,541 3,348 1,192 52,939 13,966 66,905

BUNYORO 67,538 28,702 52,385 24,087 54,776 23,218 53,815 20,561 43,370 16,612 35,526 13,961 19,460 9,617 326,870 136,758 463,628
Total
Bugiri 17,215 884 12,964 676 13,201 723 13,254 753 11,407 580 9,732 521 5,200 471 82,973 4,608 87,581

Buyende 16,443 4,595 11,146 3,273 11,616 3,049 10,442 2,808 9,022 2,647 6,824 2,026 3,388 1,078 68,881 19,476 88,357

Iganga 19,159 3,750 16,765 3,520 17,326 3,709 17,474 3,557 15,480 3,360 13,103 3,071 7,913 2,369 107,220 23,336 130,556
BUSOGA
Jinja 11,776 2,772 11,100 2,553 11,879 2,552 11,979 2,485 11,318 2,384 10,196 2,173 6,487 1,783 74,735 16,702 91,437

Kaliro 11,432 472 8,238 407 8,501 508 8,719 513 7,417 554 6,015 465 3,103 402 53,425 3,321 56,746

Kamuli 19,310 1,784 16,123 1,637 17,367 1,777 17,245 1,744 14,909 1,562 13,232 1,448 8,862 1,201 107,048 11,153 118,201

Luuka 11,160 1,343 8,964 1,114 8,885 1,134 8,752 1,062 7,872 1,067 6,754 908 3,868 628 56,255 7,256 63,511

Mayuge 21,050 1,321 15,140 911 15,799 984 15,470 952 13,220 909 10,923 757 6,452 626 98,054 6,460 104,514

Namayingo 11,615 113 8,478 102 8,501 146 9,122 119 7,315 130 5,152 97 3,221 100 53,404 807 54,211

Namutumba 13,484 1,948 9,171 1,711 9,550 1,714 9,255 1,649 7,902 1,565 6,814 1,357 3,541 984 59,717 10,928 70,645

BUSOGA 152,644 18,982 118,089 15,904 122,625 16,296 121,712 15,642 105,862 14,758 88,745 12,823 52,035 9,642 761,712 104,047 865,759
Total
Bududa 10,355 1,506 8,865 1,220 8,392 1,172 7,734 893 6,951 624 5,974 367 3,747 247 52,018 6,029 58,047

Bukwo 6,018 1,877 5,696 1,761 5,171 1,703 5,137 1,558 4,874 1,145 4,934 1,061 4,286 834 36,116 9,939 46,055

ELGON Bulambuli 6,216 1,388 5,342 1,364 5,366 1,476 5,201 1,410 4,976 1,187 4,534 1,012 1,850 639 33,485 8,476 41,961

Kapchorwa 4,420 1,071 3,579 1,131 3,663 1,243 3,870 1,193 3,733 1,165 3,859 1,100 3,065 1,152 26,189 8,055 34,244

Kween 4,049 1,945 3,301 1,446 3,169 1,322 3,094 1,525 3,217 1,226 3,313 1,315 2,925 1,025 23,068 9,804 32,872

Manafwa 5,960 1,757 4,451 1,491 4,754 1,495 4,977 1,408 4,249 1,168 3,961 976 2,032 657 30,384 8,952 39,336

Mbale 17,313 2,877 15,167 2,892 16,930 3,145 18,496 2,802 15,727 2,558 13,739 2,162 8,091 1,666 105,463 18,102 123,565

Namisindwa 11,485 532 9,332 473 8,870 390 9,154 364 8,102 313 7,103 297 3,781 252 57,827 2,621 60,448

Sironko 13,005 1,528 10,594 1,576 10,893 1,554 11,783 1,435 10,325 1,289 9,045 1,081 3,722 764 69,367 9,227 78,594

ELGON Total 78,821 14,481 66,327 13,354 67,208 13,500 69,446 12,588 62,154 10,675 56,462 9,371 33,499 7,236 433,917 81,205 515,122

Abim 5,650 1,397 3,840 893 3,902 683 4,256 516 3,250 458 2,518 340 1,789 187 25,205 4,474 29,679

KARAMOJA Amudat 1,348 257 979 235 842 264 809 128 707 107 663 108 300 50 5,648 1,149 6,797

Kaabong 14,412 3,479 8,743 1,468 6,655 764 5,253 507 4,140 305 3,397 125 2,232 84 44,832 6,732 51,564

Kotido 5,951 3,731 2,341 567 2,076 248 2,047 112 1,851 76 1,634 52 1,161 55 17,061 4,841 21,902

Moroto 3,152 1,822 1,344 619 1,348 462 1,171 381 819 237 796 195 678 115 9,308 3,831 13,139

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 Nakapiripirit 7,918 51 2,730 26 2,124 19 1,810 - 1,305 - 1,097 - 789 - 17,773 96 17,869

Napak 4,846 3,548 2,470 1,194 2,216 758 2,033 436 1,613 349 1,310 258 903 85 15,391 6,628 22,019

KARAMOJA 43,277 14,285 22,447 5,002 19,163 3,198 17,379 2,080 13,685 1,532 11,415 1,078 7,852 576 135,218 27,751 162,969
Total
Kabale 15,096 1,572 8,434 1,668 8,208 1,638 7,407 1,513 6,263 1,349 6,003 1,211 3,724 890 55,135 9,841 64,976

Kanungu 13,861 4,506 7,475 3,630 7,454 3,393 6,978 2,870 6,164 2,574 5,298 2,165 3,029 1,456 50,259 20,594 70,853
KIGEZI
Kisoro 19,179 1,490 10,465 1,363 10,397 1,233 8,692 1,052 6,401 945 5,433 839 3,557 595 64,124 7,517 71,641

Rubanda 16,610 762 9,166 600 8,230 585 7,230 474 5,975 405 5,195 367 2,749 341 55,155 3,534 58,689

Rukiga 6,506 419 3,593 320 3,566 299 3,296 292 2,815 272 2,857 198 1,571 161 24,204 1,961 26,165

Rukungiri 10,290 4,657 8,158 4,131 8,852 4,231 8,255 3,799 7,804 3,379 7,012 2,933 5,008 2,141 55,379 25,271 80,650

KIGEZI Total 81,542 13,406 47,291 11,712 46,707 11,379 41,858 10,000 35,422 8,924 31,798 7,713 19,638 5,584 304,256 68,718 372,974

Alebtong 13,142 1,562 10,083 1,405 10,527 1,396 11,846 1,445 10,193 1,198 8,524 1,130 4,637 719 68,952 8,855 77,807

Amolatar 7,290 727 5,686 664 6,032 727 6,719 726 5,797 741 4,561 619 2,431 491 38,516 4,695 43,211

LANGO Apac 18,588 1,620 17,924 1,430 18,883 1,436 21,769 1,626 18,615 1,241 14,365 877 6,872 597 117,016 8,827 125,843

Dokolo 9,527 855 7,188 681 8,242 734 8,961 818 8,120 760 6,504 680 3,584 465 52,126 4,993 57,119

Kole 12,434 1,010 10,518 903 11,298 884 12,715 900 11,036 706 8,203 549 4,013 459 70,217 5,411 75,628

Lira 17,751 1,567 13,809 1,475 14,960 1,571 16,873 1,623 14,369 1,485 12,112 1,185 6,369 983 96,243 9,889 106,132

Otuke 7,119 205 5,609 170 5,152 154 5,555 169 4,824 172 4,006 144 2,246 115 34,511 1,129 35,640

Oyam 21,002 806 17,161 719 18,403 878 21,554 843 17,392 800 13,240 553 6,108 429 114,860 5,028 119,888

LANGO Total 106,853 8,352 87,978 7,447 93,497 7,780 105,992 8,150 90,346 7,103 71,515 5,737 36,260 4,258 592,441 48,827 641,268

Amuria 16,964 1,467 11,294 1,053 11,364 1,294 11,833 1,332 10,585 1,113 8,113 1,043 4,882 748 75,035 8,050 83,085

Bukedea 14,490 484 10,424 489 11,272 486 11,800 469 9,249 453 6,746 259 3,186 248 67,167 2,888 70,055

Butebo 6,747 504 4,658 507 5,080 533 5,343 543 4,488 464 3,557 413 1,522 381 31,395 3,345 34,740
TESO
Kaberamaido 16,381 511 9,714 484 10,712 580 11,850 554 9,249 543 7,184 467 4,048 446 69,138 3,585 72,723

Katakwi 13,314 592 7,304 428 7,433 356 8,600 253 6,205 195 4,637 117 2,654 73 50,147 2,014 52,161

Kumi 15,114 726 11,152 638 11,310 652 12,753 639 10,483 515 8,714 441 4,713 322 74,239 3,933 78,172

Ngora 8,247 1,138 6,545 1,033 6,557 952 7,153 916 6,083 761 5,169 622 3,213 543 42,967 5,965 48,932

Serere 17,699 2,464 12,409 1,911 12,417 2,007 14,147 1,940 12,664 1,826 10,007 1,682 5,917 1,191 85,260 13,021 98,281

Soroti 13,903 1,857 9,497 1,957 11,004 1,960 13,153 1,749 11,671 1,487 9,086 1,455 4,688 1,079 73,002 11,544 84,546

TESO Total 122,859 9,743 82,997 8,500 87,149 8,820 96,632 8,395 80,677 7,357 63,213 6,499 34,823 5,031 568,350 54,345 622,695

TORO Bundibugyo 11,582 2,173 8,653 2,023 7,506 2,088 6,825 1,866 5,771 1,669 4,412 1,323 3,335 912 48,084 12,054 60,138

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 Bunyangabu 6,417 881 5,657 878 5,748 816 5,641 755 4,744 708 3,834 562 2,700 285 34,741 4,885 39,626

Kabarole 7,837 2,218 7,329 2,030 7,729 1,871 8,007 1,538 6,788 1,199 5,694 993 4,416 685 47,800 10,534 58,334

Kamwenge 19,737 6,067 11,571 4,091 10,520 3,853 9,115 3,358 7,474 2,678 6,037 2,069 3,939 1,282 68,393 23,398 91,791

Kasese 33,950 8,683 22,158 6,761 22,624 6,369 21,934 5,613 18,404 4,681 13,266 3,932 9,944 2,392 142,280 38,431 180,711

Kyegegwa 9,541 5,513 7,083 4,796 6,871 4,494 6,535 3,623 4,815 2,738 3,827 1,912 2,190 1,191 40,862 24,267 65,129

Kyenjojo 14,385 5,952 11,329 5,223 11,206 4,853 10,488 3,975 8,984 3,100 7,213 2,373 4,157 1,380 67,762 26,856 94,618

Ntoroko 2,800 604 2,021 561 1,838 520 1,713 529 1,460 414 1,261 304 891 284 11,984 3,216 15,200

TORO Total 106,249 32,091 75,801 26,363 74,042 24,864 70,258 21,257 58,440 17,187 45,544 13,468 31,572 8,411 461,906 143,641 605,547

Adjumani 8,123 4,230 5,790 4,887 6,870 4,760 8,226 3,495 6,512 2,716 5,018 1,841 2,819 1,075 43,358 23,004 66,362

Arua 79,158 4,860 47,469 3,627 45,592 3,552 43,402 3,010 32,024 2,362 22,253 1,810 12,362 1,404 282,260 20,625 302,885

Koboko 19,567 2,778 9,901 1,624 10,386 1,655 9,885 1,375 6,580 1,134 3,999 783 2,209 851 62,527 10,200 72,727
WEST_NILE
Maracha 24,754 636 13,348 397 12,011 347 11,464 299 7,984 148 6,127 96 2,656 23 78,344 1,946 80,290

Moyo 9,370 627 7,027 467 7,661 553 8,584 390 7,219 291 5,816 228 3,081 172 48,758 2,728 51,486

Nebbi 25,918 703 16,064 569 16,666 520 13,790 413 9,546 267 6,379 141 3,492 80 91,855 2,693 94,548

Pakwach 9,155 798 5,643 689 5,317 648 4,288 508 3,107 433 2,141 294 1,055 181 30,706 3,551 34,257

Yumbe 28,928 11,380 16,178 7,873 14,458 8,202 12,889 7,610 9,697 6,164 6,484 6,571 3,270 2,972 91,904 50,772 142,676

Zombo 21,110 1,200 11,143 907 11,397 1,085 9,973 649 6,339 546 3,974 419 1,911 340 65,847 5,146 70,993

WEST_NILE 226,083 27,212 132,563 21,040 130,358 21,322 122,501 17,749 89,008 14,061 62,191 12,183 32,855 7,098 795,559 120,665 916,224
Total
NATIONAL 1,606,444 359,162 1,077,331 287,980 1,096,128 281,819 1,110,521 255,387 950,316 220,324 782,890 188,341 483,572 140,374 7,107,202 1,733,387 8,840,589

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Region District P.1 P.2 P.3 P.4 P.5 P.6 P.7 Overall
Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Total
ACHOLI Agago 434 532 573 639 712 809 964 1,079 1,011 1,043 1,122 1,016 383 251 5,199 5,369 9,964
Amuru 266 271 391 369 547 525 827 804 1,029 1,101 711 672 449 235 4,220 3,977 8,174
Gulu 171 166 455 440 668 645 1,008 1,034 901 1,046 635 771 208 128 4,046 4,230 7,921
Kitgum 248 224 477 476 636 659 1,110 1,071 765 822 618 595 251 195 4,105 4,042 7,962
Lamwo 336 284 311 298 388 341 519 514 408 403 408 445 104 76 2,474 2,361 4,612
Nwoya 137 124 253 262 388 396 484 581 446 485 307 261 124 92 2,139 2,201 4,141
Omoro 165 165 306 297 465 436 683 611 693 721 472 454 212 171 2,996 2,855 5,827
Pader 343 345 589 615 607 649 911 982 876 873 707 737 436 294 4,469 4,495 8,595
SUBTOTAL 2,100 2,111 3,355 3,396 4,411 4,460 6,506 6,676 6,129 6,494 4,980 4,951 2,167 1,442 29,648 29,530 57,196
ACHOLI
ANKOLE Buhweju 222 226 194 163 189 181 132 163 106 140 93 100 15 22 951 995 1,680
Bushenyi 282 210 212 184 264 236 251 224 220 205 196 191 17 13 1,442 1,263 2,602
Ibanda 633 679 400 430 354 294 279 292 219 242 194 225 38 31 2,117 2,193 3,601
Isingiro 642 619 373 359 352 315 296 288 267 316 196 238 46 54 2,172 2,189 3,702
Kiruhura 173 167 207 161 174 208 155 170 130 125 126 121 16 16 981 968 1,789
Mbarara 508 441 360 348 398 336 343 339 266 285 297 306 8 14 2,180 2,069 3,852
Mitooma 144 140 245 269 219 201 193 189 270 152 155 147 48 61 1,274 1,159 2,404
Ntungamo 470 446 396 386 354 351 282 285 241 276 218 267 42 60 2,003 2,071 3,536
Rubirizi 229 170 236 219 230 211 210 221 163 162 131 142 21 16 1,220 1,141 2,211
Sheema 315 294 195 151 213 163 208 162 176 153 164 160 36 33 1,307 1,116 2,299
SUBTOTAL 3,618 3,392 2,818 2,670 2,747 2,496 2,349 2,333 2,058 2,056 1,770 1,897 287 320 15,647 15,164 27,676
ANKOLE
BUGANDA Buikwe 448 435 654 509 654 562 671 655 554 536 491 496 126 135 3,598 3,328 6,748
Bukomansimbi 101 117 172 178 157 156 172 155 146 161 184 191 22 27 954 985 1,807
Butambala 128 163 162 138 155 146 145 141 157 153 160 161 53 65 960 967 1,792
Buvuma 23 23 111 95 98 110 98 71 80 72 50 55 27 12 487 438 951
Gomba 117 121 204 182 194 183 187 158 178 158 186 171 75 77 1,141 1,050 2,165
Kalangala 4 3 34 27 61 42 38 35 34 30 18 24 4 - 193 161 382

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 Kalungu 228 174 326 328 353 275 257 280 259 258 205 247 49 63 1,677 1,625 3,126
Kampala 268 207 467 413 607 557 645 547 500 482 482 485 84 83 3,053 2,774 5,838
Kayunga 341 284 703 671 717 680 838 714 682 708 597 666 224 203 4,102 3,926 7,863
Kiboga 154 153 153 116 166 132 165 139 116 102 114 140 30 38 898 820 1,642
Kyankwanzi 209 170 246 226 274 231 214 204 194 217 174 188 51 54 1,362 1,290 2,515
Kyotera 357 322 543 448 412 403 381 402 305 349 316 319 100 137 2,414 2,380 4,471
Luwero 499 395 467 400 572 456 533 526 394 397 452 418 73 86 2,990 2,678 5,481
Lwengo 309 270 337 285 265 257 249 230 222 223 227 196 33 28 1,642 1,489 2,975
Lyantonde 17 16 32 31 30 38 53 37 27 32 16 18 2 3 177 175 337
Masaka 90 68 167 172 212 158 216 175 172 165 194 184 12 18 1,063 940 2,036
Mityana 287 239 284 215 255 249 281 270 213 223 244 221 53 48 1,617 1,465 2,947
Mpigi 139 138 270 247 287 242 311 241 242 208 229 261 42 45 1,520 1,382 2,901
Mubende 524 534 602 569 604 550 586 524 409 418 396 392 81 78 3,202 3,065 5,880
Mukono 287 246 537 421 563 499 556 512 478 481 475 486 70 84 2,966 2,729 5,645
Nakaseke 266 254 204 167 213 178 231 200 188 226 192 204 27 28 1,321 1,257 2,376
Nakasongola 322 301 234 186 249 226 318 290 270 257 171 191 63 107 1,627 1,558 2,932
Rakai 326 301 447 414 343 358 290 326 247 244 248 226 32 46 1,933 1,915 3,540
Sembabule 506 485 406 345 313 288 241 257 198 189 176 156 18 24 1,858 1,744 3,210
Wakiso 627 509 1,039 765 1,186 1,043 1,236 1,032 1,020 940 921 899 166 136 6,195 5,324 11,763
SUBTOTAL 6,577 5,928 8,801 7,548 8,940 8,019 8,912 8,121 7,285 7,229 6,918 6,995 1,517 1,625 48,950 45,465 91,323
BUGANDA
BUKEDI Budaka 327 327 491 478 741 569 628 634 636 644 547 568 100 116 3,470 3,336 6,613
Busia 689 632 768 734 1,077 990 1,159 1,159 971 998 904 875 192 210 5,760 5,598 10,831
Butaleja 1,681 1,604 1,110 1,061 1,086 1,008 1,136 1,093 921 940 765 785 286 240 6,985 6,731 12,289
Kibuku 197 185 406 397 434 443 465 459 439 468 370 408 93 102 2,404 2,462 4,611
Pallisa 358 308 698 608 681 668 894 920 875 800 712 675 304 240 4,522 4,219 8,686
Tororo 648 588 1,071 972 1,152 1,046 1,392 1,354 1,426 1,437 1,463 1,316 340 289 7,492 7,002 14,336
SUBTOTAL 3,900 3,644 4,544 4,250 5,171 4,724 5,674 5,619 5,268 5,287 4,761 4,627 1,315 1,197 30,633 29,348 57,366
BUKEDI
BUNYORO Bulisa 111 77 106 133 146 131 203 199 145 180 122 155 19 23 852 898 1,593
Hoima 359 369 789 659 957 808 970 926 1,120 799 665 701 199 195 5,059 4,457 9,759

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 KAGADI 665 607 854 864 847 841 709 694 543 520 529 591 129 100 4,276 4,217 7,887
Kakumiro 312 298 740 631 701 635 575 641 580 472 469 471 76 55 3,453 3,203 6,594
Kibaale 332 245 334 331 359 304 310 282 205 232 218 189 49 37 1,807 1,620 3,282
Kiryandongo 627 589 586 795 947 874 1,205 1,099 827 859 759 706 173 98 5,124 5,020 9,621
Masindi 277 233 573 451 719 583 816 713 652 639 626 558 90 88 3,753 3,265 7,229
SUBTOTAL 2,683 2,418 3,982 3,864 4,676 4,176 4,788 4,554 4,072 3,701 3,388 3,371 735 596 24,324 22,680 45,965
BUNYORO
BUSOGA Bugiri 517 433 863 733 968 917 1,101 1,032 889 848 956 938 313 278 5,607 5,179 10,697
Buyende 277 262 710 727 790 771 637 717 597 676 594 656 241 259 3,846 4,068 7,415
Iganga 379 315 954 880 1,092 1,012 1,067 1,013 913 949 809 890 297 324 5,511 5,383 10,643
Jinja 276 226 485 393 553 516 525 525 430 451 521 520 128 112 2,918 2,743 5,560
Kaliro 683 577 449 418 457 477 592 535 503 529 438 451 184 179 3,306 3,166 5,929
Kamuli 335 343 779 713 940 846 963 843 770 764 802 837 324 355 4,913 4,701 9,491
Luuka 288 368 615 546 624 600 544 477 449 417 440 490 244 214 3,204 3,112 6,120
Mayuge 297 305 612 522 617 617 604 696 571 500 451 466 190 203 3,342 3,309 6,387
Namayingo 202 220 332 316 365 386 437 427 388 342 313 291 64 62 2,101 2,044 4,000
Namutumba 537 463 623 599 610 576 642 585 550 523 662 597 151 164 3,775 3,507 7,013
SUBTOTAL 3,791 3,512 6,422 5,847 7,016 6,718 7,112 6,850 6,060 5,999 5,986 6,136 2,136 2,150 38,523 37,212 73,255
BUSOGA
ELGON Bududa 303 362 338 368 382 302 320 284 280 294 290 269 191 195 2,104 2,074 3,905
Bukwo 41 49 271 282 231 205 215 214 175 187 234 260 192 222 1,359 1,419 2,677
Bulambuli 345 328 313 324 375 323 380 366 309 338 488 487 149 166 2,359 2,332 4,373
Kapchorwa 119 96 156 163 183 168 247 246 235 201 314 306 220 229 1,474 1,409 2,829
Kween 26 32 171 142 162 160 172 142 188 177 212 229 360 274 1,291 1,156 2,556
Manafwa 166 156 270 272 311 284 320 313 277 260 302 370 68 77 1,714 1,732 3,262
Mbale 324 295 552 574 768 709 789 798 651 659 737 763 143 173 3,964 3,971 7,604
Namisindwa 202 153 460 418 399 362 378 539 466 407 515 454 207 201 2,627 2,534 5,052
Sironko 246 211 465 465 490 501 592 593 528 488 534 436 135 173 2,990 2,867 5,734
ELGON 1,772 1,682 2,996 3,008 3,301 3,014 3,413 3,495 3,109 3,011 3,626 3,574 1,665 1,710 19,882 19,494 37,992
KARAMOJA Abim 109 63 209 146 143 177 137 164 103 115 76 104 69 45 846 814 1,583
Amudat 34 21 27 17 35 13 32 20 28 16 18 24 9 7 183 118 332

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 Kaabong 213 187 338 265 215 250 203 188 132 136 147 113 60 32 1,308 1,171 2,403
Kotido 260 323 58 95 73 47 96 87 51 72 66 57 36 34 640 715 1,020
Moroto 176 200 81 92 105 100 93 93 40 48 43 44 62 25 600 602 1,024
Nakapiripirit 285 230 148 119 129 115 107 94 72 54 60 47 76 47 877 706 1,469
Napak 365 333 227 243 239 189 178 205 116 172 90 99 48 28 1,263 1,269 2,161
SUBTOTAL 1,442 1,357 1,088 977 939 891 846 851 542 613 500 488 360 218 5,717 5,395 9,992
KARAMOJA
KIGEZI Kabale 433 360 663 520 515 462 445 442 283 307 288 394 51 52 2,678 2,537 4,923
Kanungu 318 314 340 328 293 302 271 278 218 269 247 286 14 13 1,701 1,790 3,084
Kisoro 542 581 591 638 561 609 460 461 302 327 259 322 68 89 2,783 3,027 5,024
Rubanda 423 437 572 520 400 388 315 347 264 266 223 238 49 55 2,246 2,251 4,069
Rukiga 223 229 214 193 169 165 156 158 126 122 141 126 27 28 1,056 1,021 1,889
Rukungiri 107 85 256 237 303 252 246 216 262 271 214 248 49 20 1,437 1,329 2,767
SUBTOTAL 2,046 2,006 2,636 2,436 2,241 2,178 1,893 1,902 1,455 1,562 1,372 1,614 258 257 11,901 11,955 21,756
KIGEZI
LANGO Alebtong 365 382 471 442 606 522 811 719 738 764 651 591 338 252 3,980 3,672 7,595
Amolatar 422 361 431 412 585 569 766 769 706 673 576 533 274 214 3,760 3,531 7,098
Apac 397 376 1,173 1,130 1,339 1,354 1,732 1,837 1,351 1,448 1,097 1,136 408 399 7,497 7,680 14,597
Dokolo 259 200 548 548 1,040 652 852 884 816 858 656 681 322 293 4,493 4,116 8,727
Kole 654 572 710 659 925 844 1,166 1,264 1,076 1,246 858 895 315 254 5,704 5,734 10,754
Lira 1,038 1,053 767 834 987 956 1,385 1,423 978 1,101 984 976 458 368 6,597 6,711 12,156
Otuke 433 417 320 277 292 297 383 347 331 313 297 270 162 146 2,218 2,067 4,003
Oyam 908 804 1,028 1,013 1,143 1,107 1,628 1,626 1,292 1,867 1,194 1,116 382 306 7,575 7,839 14,242
SUBTOTAL 4,476 4,165 5,448 5,315 6,917 6,301 8,723 8,869 7,288 8,270 6,313 6,198 2,659 2,232 41,824 41,350 79,172
LANGO
TESO Amuria 740 649 1,068 1,091 1,332 1,422 1,660 1,637 1,341 1,469 1,098 1,191 469 439 7,708 7,898 14,676
Bukedea 493 477 933 864 1,274 1,278 1,566 1,428 1,121 1,102 897 980 240 228 6,524 6,357 12,555
Butebo 100 126 207 230 311 361 281 290 283 294 278 246 73 70 1,533 1,617 2,966
Kaberamaido 789 698 660 660 898 827 1,207 1,216 871 842 657 716 179 172 5,261 5,131 9,733
Katakwi 564 519 386 355 531 558 817 756 432 445 351 350 122 87 3,203 3,070 5,842
Kumi 824 713 1,045 818 961 906 1,341 1,471 1,187 1,246 943 1,023 355 342 6,656 6,519 12,488
Ngora 686 573 580 499 715 647 991 896 749 803 713 779 251 353 4,685 4,550 8,684

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 Serere 504 417 740 702 875 877 1,086 1,037 995 1,025 920 953 440 451 5,560 5,462 10,616
Soroti 557 571 644 599 968 814 1,370 1,375 1,242 1,297 878 1,038 190 203 5,849 5,897 11,141
SUBTOTAL 5,257 4,743 6,263 5,818 7,865 7,690 10,319 10,106 8,221 8,523 6,735 7,276 2,319 2,345 46,979 46,501 88,701
TESO
TORO Bundibugyo 515 522 378 395 340 345 287 266 229 187 161 126 62 48 1,972 1,889 3,429
Bunyangabu 89 81 274 210 262 223 300 265 190 182 118 112 24 13 1,257 1,086 2,425
Kabarole 222 182 374 310 389 520 413 371 285 317 197 228 24 25 1,904 1,953 3,586
Kamwenge 639 639 689 699 680 633 545 581 446 471 374 422 58 61 3,431 3,506 6,223
Kasese 995 924 1,113 1,025 1,125 990 953 1,018 901 932 735 726 223 253 6,045 5,868 11,095
Kyegegwa 436 358 623 553 648 612 681 661 441 459 363 384 43 59 3,235 3,086 6,034
Kyenjojo 347 283 702 655 601 569 596 557 402 389 347 339 41 39 3,036 2,831 5,725
Ntoroko 36 47 120 106 111 169 85 108 63 68 37 36 11 13 463 547 890
SUBTOTAL 3,279 3,036 4,273 3,953 4,156 4,061 3,860 3,827 2,957 3,005 2,332 2,373 486 511 21,343 20,766 39,407
TORO
WEST_NILE Adjumani 820 848 723 667 997 1,078 1,419 1,573 960 1,007 756 700 172 104 5,847 5,977 10,874
Arua 4,530 4,903 3,807 3,756 3,752 3,739 4,008 3,830 2,786 2,712 2,061 1,934 1,146 776 22,090 21,650 39,650
Koboko 789 837 966 822 907 973 979 1,098 602 586 366 346 176 120 4,785 4,782 8,781
Maracha 288 352 969 957 903 903 811 839 630 662 561 566 206 154 4,368 4,433 8,448
Moyo 156 155 356 331 516 469 597 693 429 433 257 238 81 44 2,392 2,363 4,628
Nebbi 1,025 1,056 1,143 1,184 1,115 1,131 1,023 1,011 750 693 536 504 186 109 5,778 5,688 10,531
Pakwach 458 590 477 461 444 450 379 385 272 261 245 190 50 31 2,325 2,368 4,192
Yumbe 1,173 1,082 1,565 1,516 1,390 1,305 1,386 1,309 992 964 1,016 839 247 148 7,769 7,163 14,365
Zombo 445 439 804 969 1,032 895 877 826 548 559 403 331 128 84 4,237 4,103 8,029
SUBTOTAL 9,684 10,262 10,810 10,663 11,056 10,943 11,479 11,564 7,969 7,877 6,201 5,648 2,392 1,570 59,591 58,527 109,498
WEST_NILE
NATIONAL 50,625 48,256 63,436 59,745 69,436 65,671 75,874 74,767 62,413 63,627 54,882 55,148 18,296 16,173 394,962 383,387 739,299

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Annex VI: Primary orphans by grade and Sex
Region District P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 Overall
Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Total
ACHOLI Agago 1,209 1,125 968 982 868 979 948 964 948 956 895 946 613 542 6,449 6,494 12,943
Amuru 648 602 485 433 594 490 798 720 786 806 560 540 394 267 4,265 3,858 8,123
Gulu 706 678 648 643 802 840 911 1,015 936 984 712 750 532 564 5,247 5,474 10,721
Kitgum 804 758 613 642 656 785 874 881 747 781 677 660 561 511 4,932 5,018 9,950
Lamwo 521 531 437 418 503 509 597 588 563 499 458 433 366 273 3,445 3,251 6,696
Nwoya 309 339 269 270 370 367 430 449 363 452 306 269 227 182 2,274 2,328 4,602
Omoro 583 534 536 523 617 556 726 646 662 666 550 536 415 361 4,089 3,822 7,911
Pader 1,283 1,206 1,111 1,081 1,079 1,093 1,217 1,134 1,118 1,144 1,062 1,006 761 618 7,631 7,282 14,913
ACHOLI 6,063 5,773 5,067 4,992 5,489 5,619 6,501 6,397 6,123 6,288 5,220 5,140 3,869 3,318 38,332 37,527 75,859
Total
ANKOLE Buhweju 377 329 256 222 212 220 180 225 180 182 152 146 93 78 1,450 1,402 2,852
Bushenyi 780 684 522 578 493 517 567 490 523 540 480 477 395 416 3,760 3,702 7,462
Ibanda 1,099 955 677 680 570 579 555 523 586 507 504 421 348 347 4,339 4,012 8,351
Isingiro 1,333 1,273 953 919 782 898 781 800 754 702 600 623 439 449 5,642 5,664 11,306
Kiruhura 1,051 907 680 692 636 646 588 598 562 544 444 441 399 401 4,360 4,229 8,589
Mbarara 1,384 1,238 1,030 932 1,017 1,011 1,037 959 919 995 865 878 701 769 6,953 6,782 13,735
Mitooma 964 893 594 585 546 534 482 505 436 435 430 454 310 319 3,762 3,725 7,487
Ntungamo 1,712 1,497 1,093 1,045 1,049 1,016 1,006 992 874 922 856 837 678 741 7,268 7,050 14,318
Rubirizi 630 521 445 404 386 361 372 355 284 291 221 251 177 166 2,515 2,349 4,864
Sheema 482 458 434 415 451 451 431 375 439 461 429 449 346 378 3,012 2,987 5,999
ANKOLE 9,812 8,755 6,684 6,472 6,142 6,233 5,999 5,822 5,557 5,579 4,981 4,977 3,886 4,064 43,061 41,902 84,963
Total
BUGANDA Buikwe 1,174 1,045 969 917 904 939 875 917 837 887 746 730 702 706 6,207 6,141 12,348
Bukomansimbi 1,015 947 835 741 733 704 686 630 587 607 556 581 356 398 4,768 4,608 9,376
Butambala 467 447 394 360 345 353 386 374 298 336 275 256 210 211 2,375 2,337 4,712
Buvuma 215 196 148 144 121 126 110 102 100 85 70 84 65 57 829 794 1,623
Gomba 824 749 544 525 552 466 505 471 474 412 406 397 297 323 3,602 3,343 6,945
Kalangala 126 89 62 79 88 55 94 90 59 62 59 46 52 55 540 476 1,016

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 Kalungu 1,650 1,492 1,126 991 1,004 965 899 931 804 793 658 680 569 525 6,710 6,377 13,087
Kampala 1,272 1,143 1,209 1,322 1,323 1,426 1,389 1,535 1,345 1,494 1,332 1,538 1,200 1,472 9,070 9,930 19,000
Kayunga 1,289 1,074 916 960 942 982 922 991 860 912 771 801 537 575 6,237 6,295 12,532
Kiboga 483 425 365 351 370 378 318 309 337 334 299 289 210 224 2,382 2,310 4,692
Kyankwanzi 538 529 443 448 483 408 414 402 412 380 317 312 261 255 2,868 2,734 5,602
Kyotera 1,583 1,404 1,153 1,156 1,132 1,085 1,053 1,025 934 970 879 842 706 680 7,440 7,162 14,602
Luwero 1,955 1,824 1,520 1,481 1,596 1,403 1,393 1,342 1,356 1,390 1,269 1,224 985 1,018 10,074 9,682 19,756
Lwengo 1,665 1,600 1,042 1,069 927 887 922 871 855 871 743 736 576 617 6,730 6,651 13,381
Lyantonde 275 265 167 176 193 185 142 156 169 169 146 131 98 91 1,190 1,173 2,363
Masaka 932 828 675 703 676 640 653 628 560 574 560 548 426 460 4,482 4,381 8,863
Mityana 1,159 1,074 813 776 840 781 784 764 716 675 651 656 568 591 5,531 5,317 10,848
Mpigi 846 777 606 605 624 596 653 698 617 576 582 579 446 440 4,374 4,271 8,645
Mubende 2,186 1,987 1,545 1,462 1,474 1,446 1,361 1,303 1,240 1,254 1,127 1,110 779 760 9,712 9,322 19,034
Mukono 1,458 1,243 1,098 1,208 1,066 1,141 1,094 1,081 1,041 1,073 932 1,029 834 948 7,523 7,723 15,246
Nakaseke 1,024 924 664 684 590 596 580 585 545 583 500 502 349 448 4,252 4,322 8,574
Nakasongola 455 366 328 308 358 336 388 386 372 425 323 347 243 299 2,467 2,467 4,934
Rakai 1,660 1,348 1,005 977 911 875 778 792 725 658 570 610 469 469 6,118 5,729 11,847
Sembabule 1,829 1,618 1,278 1,236 1,007 1,066 910 916 841 820 647 660 482 493 6,994 6,809 13,803
Wakiso 2,745 2,464 2,365 2,393 2,392 2,560 2,533 2,600 2,421 2,520 2,249 2,496 2,090 2,370 16,795 17,403 34,198
BUGANDA 28,825 25,858 21,270 21,072 20,651 20,399 19,842 19,899 18,505 18,860 16,667 17,184 13,510 14,485 139,270 137,757 277,027
Total
BUKEDI Budaka 508 476 406 389 379 390 425 441 422 378 384 378 245 264 2,769 2,716 5,485
Busia 1,260 1,108 1,018 994 1,167 1,115 1,205 1,133 1,071 1,063 906 931 597 558 7,224 6,902 14,126
Butaleja 951 810 647 668 675 665 669 710 633 607 478 517 404 384 4,457 4,361 8,818
Kibuku 349 297 296 304 323 324 304 330 304 306 237 283 185 183 1,998 2,027 4,025
Pallisa 464 418 355 383 401 408 419 403 374 394 390 360 277 296 2,680 2,662 5,342
Tororo 1,358 1,204 1,087 1,200 1,114 1,080 1,289 1,283 1,271 1,230 1,187 1,188 797 744 8,103 7,929 16,032
BUKEDI 4,890 4,313 3,809 3,938 4,059 3,982 4,311 4,300 4,075 3,978 3,582 3,657 2,505 2,429 27,231 26,597 53,828
Total
BUNYORO Bulisa 253 228 235 242 241 239 233 195 224 216 167 136 117 84 1,470 1,340 2,810
Hoima 744 647 667 632 758 684 781 744 714 713 616 665 409 398 4,689 4,483 9,172

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 KAGADI 1,218 1,077 912 843 895 784 786 743 697 639 547 574 332 348 5,387 5,008 10,395
Kakumiro 806 658 532 529 577 567 513 505 418 393 365 364 271 261 3,482 3,277 6,759
Kibaale 332 274 250 245 242 224 210 186 162 166 176 151 91 106 1,463 1,352 2,815
Kiryandongo 752 697 609 551 669 639 765 726 700 656 622 602 399 294 4,516 4,165 8,681
Masindi 455 402 409 424 465 479 554 495 477 481 450 485 286 290 3,096 3,056 6,152
BUNYORO 4,560 3,983 3,614 3,466 3,847 3,616 3,842 3,594 3,392 3,264 2,943 2,977 1,905 1,781 24,103 22,681 46,784
Total
BUSOGA Bugiri 641 599 548 570 598 615 671 645 571 588 499 523 392 401 3,920 3,941 7,861
Buyende 804 797 708 662 729 725 660 684 627 622 527 540 340 331 4,395 4,361 8,756
Iganga 1,253 1,166 1,027 1,060 1,157 1,220 1,130 1,231 1,056 1,110 888 1,029 753 752 7,264 7,568 14,832
Jinja 872 787 769 748 903 871 871 904 855 894 738 815 627 676 5,635 5,695 11,330
Kaliro 454 391 337 344 373 352 379 376 299 330 319 332 206 204 2,367 2,329 4,696
Kamuli 1,151 1,004 958 941 965 1,036 1,044 1,051 954 964 967 918 721 699 6,760 6,613 13,373
Luuka 717 720 535 528 525 480 487 505 537 486 419 451 346 366 3,566 3,536 7,102
Mayuge 1,205 1,121 988 943 914 910 977 931 850 782 709 738 520 497 6,163 5,922 12,085
Namayingo 701 629 618 572 537 585 523 545 474 469 375 370 279 224 3,507 3,394 6,901
Namutumba 752 685 580 648 563 564 570 592 546 472 530 490 333 339 3,874 3,790 7,664
BUSOGA 8,550 7,899 7,068 7,016 7,264 7,358 7,312 7,464 6,769 6,717 5,971 6,206 4,517 4,489 47,451 47,149 94,600
Total
ELGON Bududa 489 413 431 420 391 359 341 320 334 306 246 248 207 196 2,439 2,262 4,701
Bukwo 241 244 232 225 222 205 232 221 234 237 283 254 227 239 1,671 1,625 3,296
Bulambuli 404 333 348 291 321 296 331 279 323 311 300 264 182 174 2,209 1,948 4,157
Kapchorwa 135 137 124 116 139 108 144 148 131 150 149 171 132 107 954 937 1,891
Kween 138 115 73 81 95 92 106 96 123 103 111 107 132 128 778 722 1,500
Manafwa 268 213 200 195 238 206 234 242 219 213 191 204 135 129 1,485 1,402 2,887
Mbale 1,018 829 691 700 841 771 872 833 763 769 707 734 540 573 5,432 5,209 10,641
Namisindwa 584 557 488 484 393 378 450 420 382 401 343 348 211 233 2,851 2,821 5,672
Sironko 507 458 421 407 393 474 510 498 433 419 376 397 277 237 2,917 2,890 5,807
ELGON 3,784 3,299 3,008 2,919 3,033 2,889 3,220 3,057 2,942 2,909 2,706 2,727 2,043 2,016 20,736 19,816 40,552
Total
KARAMOJA Abim 323 297 220 219 272 236 228 229 193 208 164 189 165 178 1,565 1,556 3,121
Amudat 91 93 76 118 71 121 69 62 69 80 68 75 51 34 495 583 1,078

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 Kaabong 1,160 1,006 705 708 593 557 424 471 353 409 354 357 320 256 3,909 3,764 7,673
Kotido 676 486 277 257 239 178 201 149 169 152 196 165 192 141 1,950 1,528 3,478
Moroto 314 298 153 158 145 130 130 90 109 74 110 78 115 73 1,076 901 1,977
Nakapiripirit 491 467 209 195 146 137 148 117 141 102 137 91 108 65 1,380 1,174 2,554
Napak 493 407 240 204 224 163 184 139 142 124 138 104 151 103 1,572 1,244 2,816
KARAMOJA 3,548 3,054 1,880 1,859 1,690 1,522 1,384 1,257 1,176 1,149 1,167 1,059 1,102 850 11,947 10,750 22,697
Total
KIGEZI Kabale 660 610 555 516 597 520 486 461 439 447 369 450 297 288 3,403 3,292 6,695
Kanungu 1,067 916 708 611 677 677 646 644 596 616 500 518 324 340 4,518 4,322 8,840
Kisoro 773 679 547 517 533 531 496 523 402 379 353 378 265 274 3,369 3,281 6,650
Rubanda 710 670 528 538 448 441 470 404 361 368 315 326 201 221 3,033 2,968 6,001
Rukiga 379 344 280 287 239 275 245 253 208 192 196 195 148 118 1,695 1,664 3,359
Rukungiri 1,078 934 887 880 983 889 889 904 859 869 816 768 568 633 6,080 5,877 11,957
KIGEZI 4,667 4,153 3,505 3,349 3,477 3,333 3,232 3,189 2,865 2,871 2,549 2,635 1,803 1,874 22,098 21,404 43,502
Total
LANGO Alebtong 819 822 687 674 698 723 844 821 841 745 657 643 456 394 5,002 4,822 9,824
Amolatar 488 458 348 358 400 385 388 408 357 372 313 304 230 209 2,524 2,494 5,018
Apac 1,302 1,224 1,181 1,137 1,201 1,220 1,401 1,289 1,132 1,166 1,045 1,071 669 628 7,931 7,735 15,666
Dokolo 450 427 359 401 443 446 494 479 511 479 380 377 302 265 2,939 2,874 5,813
Kole 604 612 474 528 500 535 608 605 530 565 447 480 343 291 3,506 3,616 7,122
Lira 1,127 1,214 977 1,024 1,015 1,077 1,206 1,115 1,178 1,169 990 1,024 728 756 7,221 7,379 14,600
Otuke 570 488 375 380 383 355 399 403 370 380 316 289 263 222 2,676 2,517 5,193
Oyam 1,300 1,325 1,188 1,128 1,181 1,079 1,256 1,264 1,153 1,080 933 855 596 520 7,607 7,251 14,858
LANGO 6,660 6,570 5,589 5,630 5,821 5,820 6,596 6,384 6,072 5,956 5,081 5,043 3,587 3,285 39,406 38,688 78,094
Total
TESO Amuria 615 586 540 508 559 542 603 616 604 627 524 562 355 314 3,800 3,755 7,555
Bukedea 316 291 338 292 379 403 473 466 416 434 293 343 193 175 2,408 2,404 4,812
Butebo 261 248 182 174 172 151 182 179 169 182 163 149 94 80 1,223 1,163 2,386
Kaberamaido 418 406 341 317 398 417 575 484 395 450 373 370 286 275 2,786 2,719 5,505
Katakwi 506 455 352 298 421 411 436 486 329 391 315 317 190 181 2,549 2,539 5,088
Kumi 315 304 287 289 323 297 448 427 368 425 354 412 258 221 2,353 2,375 4,728
Ngora 183 171 155 167 191 181 234 225 264 259 255 258 168 213 1,450 1,474 2,924

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 Serere 672 587 531 521 524 509 605 605 589 636 494 466 367 382 3,782 3,706 7,488
Soroti 393 386 375 359 480 415 501 548 511 553 433 461 333 290 3,026 3,012 6,038
TESO Total 3,679 3,434 3,101 2,925 3,447 3,326 4,057 4,036 3,645 3,957 3,204 3,338 2,244 2,131 23,377 23,147 46,524
TORO Bundibugyo 1,001 1,061 803 817 681 655 619 630 561 534 437 359 360 356 4,462 4,412 8,874
Bunyangabu 398 357 378 374 362 333 361 403 330 359 289 342 233 231 2,351 2,399 4,750
Kabarole 739 694 537 568 618 588 588 680 545 601 529 527 453 456 4,009 4,114 8,123
Kamwenge 1,150 1,067 883 851 847 795 734 708 689 701 481 545 375 333 5,159 5,000 10,159
Kasese 1,764 1,579 1,244 1,231 1,224 1,284 1,118 1,105 1,036 1,016 904 880 655 685 7,945 7,780 15,725
Kyegegwa 822 782 737 807 737 706 694 679 542 481 414 446 262 272 4,208 4,173 8,381
Kyenjojo 1,448 1,204 1,131 993 1,053 985 948 984 911 872 708 668 470 424 6,669 6,130 12,799
Ntoroko 200 170 138 126 138 125 119 110 110 88 76 99 80 94 861 812 1,673
TORO Total 7,522 6,914 5,851 5,767 5,660 5,471 5,181 5,299 4,724 4,652 3,838 3,866 2,888 2,851 35,664 34,820 70,484
WEST_NILE Adjumani 872 911 905 822 1,074 1,025 1,100 1,147 1,024 896 794 669 545 360 6,314 5,830 12,144
Arua 3,764 3,568 2,719 2,469 2,473 2,412 2,335 2,249 1,879 1,825 1,510 1,443 1,270 1,056 15,950 15,022 30,972
Koboko 1,038 940 690 720 694 716 712 690 537 592 393 435 353 276 4,417 4,369 8,786
Maracha 1,190 1,139 814 829 794 744 691 681 585 575 520 460 308 261 4,902 4,689 9,591
Moyo 467 426 386 367 377 392 481 428 364 353 321 281 226 164 2,622 2,411 5,033
Nebbi 1,319 1,114 936 838 965 880 913 827 676 633 554 418 365 242 5,728 4,952 10,680
Pakwach 550 425 408 329 357 348 324 336 256 248 215 160 142 101 2,252 1,947 4,199
Yumbe 2,417 2,271 1,694 1,592 1,432 1,469 1,462 1,516 1,229 1,183 1,152 1,082 781 604 10,167 9,717 19,884
Zombo 685 590 541 480 534 514 509 470 407 334 310 234 234 161 3,220 2,783 6,003
WEST_NILE 12,302 11,384 9,093 8,446 8,700 8,500 8,527 8,344 6,957 6,639 5,769 5,182 4,224 3,225 55,572 51,720 107,292
Total
Grand Total 104,862 95,389 79,539 77,851 79,280 78,068 80,004 79,042 72,802 72,819 63,678 63,991 48,083 46,798 528,248 513,958 1,042,206

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Region District Autism Hearing Impaired Mentally Multiple Handicaps Physically impaired Visually Impaired Overall
Impaired ([Link] and blind) e.g. motor accident
Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Total
ACHOLI Agago 31 39 256 269 156 140 42 36 105 79 221 223 811 786 1,597
Amuru 42 18 260 259 93 92 21 22 92 68 245 214 753 673 1,426
Gulu 29 28 322 393 192 148 49 42 91 88 380 320 1,063 1,019 2,082
Kitgum 33 25 133 121 132 95 7 5 68 57 133 118 506 421 927
Lamwo 46 27 97 109 53 39 2 1 38 35 89 102 325 313 638
Nwoya 50 29 178 159 82 49 3 2 52 33 153 161 518 433 951
Omoro 42 42 201 185 198 112 12 4 62 53 142 105 657 501 1,158
Pader 74 52 349 314 441 318 59 62 161 132 267 210 1,351 1,088 2,439
ACHOLI 347 260 1,796 1,809 1,347 993 195 174 669 545 1,630 1,453 5,984 5,234 11,218
Total
ANKOLE Buhweju 18 10 37 31 54 40 13 2 51 33 43 36 216 152 368
Bushenyi 19 13 75 52 143 142 9 8 60 58 48 51 354 324 678
Ibanda 9 6 83 66 77 78 5 6 87 58 48 45 309 259 568
Isingiro 17 11 128 123 185 132 14 8 168 132 106 86 618 492 1,110
Kiruhura 9 10 190 158 161 143 8 3 129 107 158 144 655 565 1,220
Mbarara 17 14 190 133 218 168 21 12 120 131 263 293 829 751 1,580
Mitooma 5 8 51 55 48 43 2 1 26 29 32 18 164 154 318
Ntungamo 26 19 150 164 151 116 13 14 116 77 144 169 600 559 1,159
Rubirizi 4 3 44 34 32 19 5 1 36 30 28 34 149 121 270
Sheema 23 9 68 55 88 61 5 1 74 62 54 58 312 246 558
ANKOLE 147 103 1,016 871 1,157 942 95 56 867 717 924 934 4,206 3,623 7,829
Total
BUGANDA Buikwe 60 75 199 198 331 293 36 51 178 147 150 141 954 905 1,859
Bukomansimbi 10 11 128 147 204 195 1 1 90 52 132 110 565 516 1,081
Butambala 23 18 48 45 129 83 4 3 55 29 49 40 308 218 526
Buvuma 4 5 44 37 26 30 2 - 40 19 33 18 149 109 258
Gomba 45 50 59 67 89 87 4 2 50 32 63 58 310 296 606
Kalangala 23 14 52 55 110 88 1 1 16 13 46 39 248 210 458

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 Kalungu 27 29 247 266 113 104 14 13 78 58 96 103 575 573 1,148
Kampala 97 71 442 582 432 436 65 55 271 235 835 981 2,142 2,360 4,502
Kayunga 15 14 241 207 180 160 9 6 141 115 148 151 734 653 1,387
Kiboga 19 14 78 93 87 64 20 16 59 29 79 78 342 294 636
Kyankwanzi 10 6 62 71 63 52 10 13 59 52 61 62 265 256 521
Kyotera 26 20 104 105 72 76 5 3 82 49 84 51 373 304 677
Luwero 30 21 231 202 387 281 14 11 151 105 147 135 960 755 1,715
Lwengo 23 14 138 126 232 202 23 33 103 77 91 89 610 541 1,151
Lyantonde 10 4 36 27 28 29 2 1 48 38 24 24 148 123 271
Masaka 29 14 158 153 107 86 10 9 113 61 133 112 550 435 985
Mityana 13 8 80 76 278 264 1 1 90 55 72 51 534 455 989
Mpigi 13 15 72 73 166 122 2 2 86 54 129 120 468 386 854
Mubende 43 44 206 155 197 157 16 17 212 177 163 181 837 731 1,568
Mukono 21 15 166 170 271 224 20 12 99 78 171 139 748 638 1,386
Nakaseke 14 13 70 70 94 78 16 8 57 51 57 46 308 266 574
Nakasongola 26 14 111 109 93 99 10 7 100 96 77 75 417 400 817
Rakai 100 112 101 85 90 74 4 5 76 52 125 53 496 381 877
Sembabule 14 7 193 169 153 133 1 3 128 93 91 102 580 507 1,087
Wakiso 55 28 320 327 498 415 15 14 263 186 570 608 1,721 1,578 3,299
BUGANDA 750 636 3,586 3,615 4,430 3,832 305 287 2,645 1,953 3,626 3,567 15,342 13,890 29,232
Total
BUKEDI Budaka 13 9 184 176 85 71 11 12 134 107 87 106 514 481 995
Busia 15 13 185 175 184 153 6 7 178 140 175 154 743 642 1,385
Butaleja 35 28 242 235 499 521 46 35 176 137 120 101 1,118 1,057 2,175
Kibuku 21 32 118 138 38 40 4 - 126 85 105 90 412 385 797
Pallisa 41 27 290 269 254 220 12 7 349 290 225 237 1,171 1,050 2,221
Tororo 51 42 325 279 277 203 20 20 267 200 240 226 1,180 970 2,150
BUKEDI 176 151 1,344 1,272 1,337 1,208 99 81 1,230 959 952 914 5,138 4,585 9,723
Total
BUNYORO Bulisa 18 12 93 82 46 27 8 15 50 30 103 95 318 261 579
Hoima 54 34 461 442 261 197 40 45 206 126 542 550 1,564 1,394 2,958

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 KAGADI 32 18 246 244 124 95 7 12 172 139 132 119 713 627 1,340
Kakumiro 32 24 194 164 134 105 8 4 136 134 162 158 666 589 1,255
Kibaale 7 15 68 75 125 115 3 8 61 40 91 68 355 321 676
Kiryandongo 26 18 314 309 192 200 14 11 125 104 363 365 1,034 1,007 2,041
Masindi 37 21 423 449 347 313 33 33 192 163 648 599 1,680 1,578 3,258
BUNYORO 206 142 1,799 1,765 1,229 1,052 113 128 942 736 2,041 1,954 6,330 5,777 12,107
Total
BUSOGA Bugiri 10 7 207 172 204 169 8 1 158 102 184 139 771 590 1,361
Buyende 8 6 157 162 134 95 8 14 90 96 147 172 544 545 1,089
Iganga 42 60 299 337 186 170 17 29 236 177 335 352 1,115 1,125 2,240
Jinja 27 16 255 273 225 203 20 24 136 106 282 255 945 877 1,822
Kaliro 14 11 93 112 56 53 - 1 83 67 100 161 346 405 751
Kamuli 22 22 161 144 132 127 3 18 115 103 132 169 565 583 1,148
Luuka 12 8 144 128 89 44 11 5 63 39 75 62 394 286 680
Mayuge 33 29 148 138 101 92 5 1 126 67 89 111 502 438 940
Namayingo 6 7 96 93 117 121 6 5 90 52 81 69 396 347 743
Namutumba 35 24 203 145 95 85 7 5 153 96 127 113 620 468 1,088
BUSOGA 209 190 1,763 1,704 1,339 1,159 85 103 1,250 905 1,552 1,603 6,198 5,664 11,862
Total
ELGON Bududa 9 7 178 134 79 62 6 7 39 41 70 71 381 322 703
Bukwo 69 47 176 197 276 222 40 38 229 190 259 207 1,049 901 1,950
Bulambuli 62 66 215 244 356 352 17 19 140 98 216 184 1,006 963 1,969
Kapchorwa 29 18 95 82 85 71 7 7 55 43 91 80 362 301 663
Kween 3 6 22 23 50 47 10 5 63 49 45 40 193 170 363
Manafwa 4 5 61 54 58 53 6 8 72 42 32 39 233 201 434
Mbale 45 30 342 360 276 234 12 17 132 122 409 389 1,216 1,152 2,368
Namisindwa 22 23 146 135 188 164 1 4 97 99 90 75 544 500 1,044
Sironko 20 25 106 106 162 117 11 10 132 109 136 125 567 492 1,059
ELGON 263 227 1,341 1,335 1,530 1,322 110 115 959 793 1,348 1,210 5,551 5,002 10,553
Total
KARAMOJA Abim 10 13 107 70 72 73 9 4 81 53 157 90 436 303 739
Amudat - 1 33 48 20 22 1 - 16 13 25 55 95 139 234

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 Kaabong 2 4 85 50 39 86 - 12 88 83 73 103 287 338 625
Kotido 5 - 25 24 23 12 - - 57 33 51 38 161 107 268
Moroto - - 47 32 20 19 3 - 40 23 38 26 148 100 248
Nakapiripirit 7 10 56 46 46 35 3 2 36 26 31 17 179 136 315
Napak 2 1 40 30 23 8 - - 49 35 21 15 135 89 224
KARAMOJA 26 29 393 300 243 255 16 18 367 266 396 344 1,441 1,212 2,653
Total
KIGEZI Kabale 15 12 62 90 95 88 7 7 55 41 59 56 293 294 587
Kanungu 7 3 63 61 66 58 5 4 42 29 30 41 213 196 409
Kisoro 8 7 47 32 47 26 1 2 60 35 49 40 212 142 354
Rubanda - 1 47 32 65 48 - 2 25 26 51 55 188 164 352
Rukiga 5 3 22 24 53 40 - - 28 18 15 21 123 106 229
Rukungiri 51 26 101 107 381 337 29 25 96 77 88 71 746 643 1,389
KIGEZI 86 52 342 346 707 597 42 40 306 226 292 284 1,775 1,545 3,320
Total
LANGO Alebtong 16 15 220 206 87 78 17 16 95 111 177 166 612 592 1,204
Amolatar 44 29 181 173 55 56 8 7 78 83 177 166 543 514 1,057
Apac 61 43 503 557 264 201 101 82 193 191 500 583 1,622 1,657 3,279
Dokolo 5 6 124 128 41 42 9 12 100 78 118 118 397 384 781
Kole 36 20 408 422 234 215 28 19 117 111 376 447 1,199 1,234 2,433
Lira 52 63 591 720 227 231 58 60 283 249 668 709 1,879 2,032 3,911
Otuke 30 27 154 151 91 98 12 5 58 43 102 95 447 419 866
Oyam 62 45 588 614 225 243 34 40 165 151 463 425 1,537 1,518 3,055
LANGO 306 248 2,769 2,971 1,224 1,164 267 241 1,089 1,017 2,581 2,709 8,236 8,350 16,586
Total
TESO Amuria 28 25 267 262 156 145 29 22 437 363 301 265 1,218 1,082 2,300
Bukedea 115 99 485 524 285 227 102 90 921 790 510 434 2,418 2,164 4,582
Butebo 15 11 74 83 573 471 1 - 93 80 53 58 809 703 1,512
Kaberamaido 46 39 252 298 141 121 42 33 306 261 263 275 1,050 1,027 2,077
Katakwi 32 23 287 344 142 147 16 15 349 325 247 275 1,073 1,129 2,202
Kumi 51 38 318 348 284 221 48 17 526 415 394 319 1,621 1,358 2,979
Ngora 26 11 245 265 205 175 23 19 376 349 281 270 1,156 1,089 2,245

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 Serere 54 53 399 427 596 545 122 90 413 374 374 443 1,958 1,932 3,890
Soroti 111 90 348 329 377 362 27 34 352 337 394 429 1,609 1,581 3,190
TESO Total 478 389 2,675 2,880 2,759 2,414 410 320 3,773 3,294 2,817 2,768 12,912 12,065 24,977
TORO Bundibugyo 15 14 235 181 126 96 11 9 91 67 104 83 582 450 1,032
Bunyangabu 21 13 80 72 110 61 5 1 51 50 98 69 365 266 631
Kabarole 28 13 143 137 129 80 11 6 114 71 162 154 587 461 1,048
Kamwenge 30 23 191 138 172 131 9 9 190 122 140 118 732 541 1,273
Kasese 79 53 372 340 466 375 23 32 296 262 349 319 1,585 1,381 2,966
Kyegegwa 44 31 227 232 114 71 24 20 164 157 160 151 733 662 1,395
Kyenjojo 50 35 214 187 317 213 24 17 205 148 171 148 981 748 1,729
Ntoroko 9 7 25 21 21 25 5 3 33 21 21 23 114 100 214
TORO Total 276 189 1,487 1,308 1,455 1,052 112 97 1,144 898 1,205 1,065 5,679 4,609 10,288
WEST_NILE Adjumani 27 20 551 479 218 173 34 43 212 172 466 444 1,508 1,331 2,839
Arua 265 204 824 677 910 725 63 58 516 403 805 668 3,383 2,735 6,118
Koboko 79 66 305 257 277 217 17 12 193 120 377 346 1,248 1,018 2,266
Maracha 31 33 220 187 395 343 17 21 212 153 161 119 1,036 856 1,892
Moyo 10 10 183 148 64 58 7 5 52 34 183 166 499 421 920
Nebbi 57 50 484 519 189 157 24 12 228 212 491 496 1,473 1,446 2,919
Pakwach 85 18 240 174 85 70 54 14 150 85 295 180 909 541 1,450
Yumbe 43 35 389 434 217 164 52 38 205 156 425 375 1,331 1,202 2,533
Zombo 59 86 214 198 145 125 14 4 127 88 263 238 822 739 1,561
WEST_NILE 656 522 3,410 3,073 2,500 2,032 282 207 1,895 1,423 3,466 3,032 12,209 10,289 22,498
Total
Grand Total 3,926 3,138 23,721 23,249 21,257 18,022 2,131 1,867 17,136 13,732 22,830 21,837 91,001 81,845 172,846

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Annex VII: Primary teachers by Qualifications and Sex
Region District DPE (Diploma in Grade II Teacher Grade III Grade IV Grade V Teacher Graduate Licensed Other Training Not Indicated
Primary Education) Teacher Teacher including DSNE, Teacher Teacher
DSE,DTE
F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M

ACHOLI Agago 30 163 4 4 99 342 3 8 6 34 4 14 - 1 54 183 18 50

Amuru 26 93 - 1 170 383 - - 13 28 3 19 - - 18 45 28 111

Gulu 202 175 1 - 541 657 12 5 101 84 64 64 - 2 16 6 9 5

Kitgum 65 116 2 - 248 628 3 7 43 62 10 25 - - 5 6 6 14

Lamwo 25 85 - - 114 397 1 2 8 35 9 18 - - - 2 2 2

Nwoya 16 37 - - 110 249 3 7 7 25 4 7 - - 23 35 22 26

Omoro 76 115 - - 247 512 2 1 23 47 20 28 - - 6 11 15 20

Pader 41 137 1 1 158 431 9 22 18 49 4 18 - - 9 16 31 45

ACHOLI 481 921 8 6 1,687 3,599 33 52 219 364 118 193 - 3 131 304 131 273
Total
ANKOLE Buhweju 24 72 - - 175 323 1 2 10 32 3 23 - 2 34 38 31 28

Bushenyi 298 192 2 1 574 450 8 12 48 47 64 88 1 2 41 19 34 40

Ibanda 98 186 - - 433 616 3 1 122 197 10 27 - - 2 - 29 37

Isingiro 90 176 2 4 648 822 23 16 38 101 15 58 1 9 90 74 107 134

Kiruhura 99 158 - - 539 689 2 7 17 32 16 41 5 6 64 63 42 40

Mbarara 278 288 3 4 1,064 1,040 22 28 102 92 58 106 2 2 34 19 18 21

Mitooma 170 186 5 3 492 433 16 13 33 41 23 54 3 3 42 15 63 61

Ntungamo 151 262 7 2 872 1,006 38 36 61 142 26 95 2 8 204 193 104 102

Rubirizi 32 58 1 1 219 259 11 13 16 27 12 26 2 4 20 24 25 25

Sheema 218 185 - - 509 450 14 6 60 39 59 64 - 5 27 7 32 29

ANKOLE 1,458 1,763 20 15 5,525 6,088 138 134 507 750 286 582 16 41 558 452 485 517
Total
BUGANDA Buikwe 182 171 3 1 712 574 14 18 38 68 24 57 - - 59 61 63 91

Bukomansimbi 95 85 4 - 287 232 7 5 17 18 12 33 7 7 12 5 11 12

Butambala 60 51 4 3 294 164 12 8 11 9 12 26 7 8 18 25 54 52

Buvuma 9 21 1 1 66 109 2 4 1 7 1 14 5 4 34 30 58 72

Gomba 54 77 1 1 292 283 6 3 16 14 19 32 12 10 13 14 51 54

Kalangala 7 7 - - 51 63 - - 8 8 4 6 - 1 2 - 5 4

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 Kalungu 126 95 2 - 466 335 3 4 30 35 25 42 4 1 125 105 30 28

Kampala 630 410 11 10 3,051 2,695 49 49 304 307 318 282 21 26 95 92 324 370

Kayunga 130 197 4 6 750 807 12 14 43 65 26 59 11 4 78 78 89 105

Kiboga 59 65 2 2 372 470 10 6 21 36 19 20 7 5 35 33 47 51

Kyankwanzi 38 86 1 - 354 508 1 - 19 41 4 23 - - 47 72 49 80

Kyotera 99 137 1 - 740 635 7 5 34 36 23 42 - - 36 20 125 141

Luwero 262 213 5 6 1,209 949 22 14 96 74 81 95 5 12 126 79 356 220

Lwengo 90 108 - 2 472 446 10 4 30 39 29 44 5 2 20 19 51 45

Lyantonde 22 33 - - 210 277 1 7 7 23 5 5 - - 24 27 47 48

Masaka 181 141 3 1 734 597 3 3 35 31 32 50 1 4 40 34 51 43

Mityana 161 118 3 3 655 612 17 14 66 64 32 46 8 5 69 35 137 104

Mpigi 146 97 1 1 462 280 21 8 29 37 41 48 - - 10 10 31 18

Mubende 156 212 5 7 1,061 1,092 40 33 72 126 48 69 6 10 243 221 438 467

Mukono 352 240 3 1 926 606 13 11 91 88 83 82 5 1 46 30 167 107

Nakaseke 77 110 4 2 453 389 7 3 25 41 17 39 3 3 38 29 49 37

Nakasongola 102 134 9 1 417 477 4 4 26 43 18 29 9 10 76 95 171 150

Rakai 72 111 1 - 509 543 4 3 12 29 18 43 - 1 15 9 66 86

Sembabule 129 162 8 6 680 858 6 8 42 76 27 57 4 6 60 59 79 95

Wakiso 918 634 51 21 4,185 3,385 77 63 334 364 283 315 50 41 360 258 1,170 841

BUGANDA 4,157 3,715 127 75 19,408 17,386 348 291 1,407 1,679 1,201 1,558 170 161 1,681 1,440 3,719 3,321
Total
BUKEDI Budaka 61 99 - 1 392 412 11 5 16 22 12 10 - - 10 16 28 48

Busia 130 258 5 2 446 527 13 12 19 61 22 70 2 6 85 84 57 60

Butaleja 73 162 - 2 430 556 5 8 16 28 18 31 - - 10 13 37 56

Kibuku 51 99 - 1 331 452 7 6 7 15 3 15 3 1 76 116 25 34

Pallisa 96 126 3 2 409 631 2 - 17 37 16 36 1 3 41 92 51 88

Tororo 267 292 1 3 647 923 12 16 34 48 53 77 - - 22 17 59 78

BUKEDI 678 1,036 9 11 2,655 3,501 50 47 109 211 124 239 6 10 244 338 257 364
Total
BUNYORO Bulisa 11 33 - - 130 218 2 3 9 23 - - 1 6 7 8 20 31

Hoima 283 222 - - 727 716 4 3 50 75 25 27 2 4 105 139 94 119

KAGADI 75 182 11 16 440 867 30 33 26 94 18 51 16 33 142 222 182 329

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 Kakumiro 76 82 2 2 243 440 9 8 20 55 11 36 23 29 158 234 259 381

Kibaale 29 61 6 3 184 272 5 5 15 25 10 15 21 26 64 84 146 168

Kiryandongo 46 77 - - 359 637 5 14 27 53 16 18 2 1 38 38 42 24

Masindi 187 111 1 2 570 584 11 12 96 55 52 26 - - 29 37 49 66

BUNYORO 707 768 20 23 2,653 3,734 66 78 243 380 132 173 65 99 543 762 792 1,118
Total
BUSOGA Bugiri 173 218 - - 460 512 2 - 26 38 39 52 - - 30 23 24 27

Buyende 43 172 2 5 260 561 - 2 59 187 9 38 - 6 69 68 129 232

Iganga 319 300 3 1 1,059 1,042 3 7 37 41 108 122 4 3 20 19 306 348

Jinja 333 253 3 - 760 581 14 7 28 27 63 87 5 2 1 2 108 107

Kaliro 74 133 - - 317 493 1 - 16 18 9 27 1 - 7 24 25 35

Kamuli 250 334 1 2 622 714 19 30 34 47 35 91 - 1 134 158 45 51

Luuka 67 169 - - 265 378 - 3 165 230 3 35 1 - - - 32 41

Mayuge 140 162 1 1 533 668 6 4 50 75 28 81 - 3 12 23 32 43

Namayingo 25 133 - 1 160 324 1 2 6 41 9 43 2 6 4 6 3 7

Namutumba 70 138 - 2 448 579 6 11 18 48 25 66 10 12 38 63 90 134

BUSOGA 1,494 2,012 10 12 4,884 5,852 52 66 439 752 328 642 23 33 315 386 794 1,025
Total
ELGON Bududa 44 117 - - 254 415 5 8 11 20 6 36 - 2 13 7 34 41

Bukwo 50 94 2 1 139 261 1 7 5 23 6 21 4 15 38 67 82 132

Bulambuli 35 93 1 - 219 403 11 18 12 21 7 18 3 2 13 20 44 111

Kapchorwa 92 122 - - 289 324 - - 3 8 8 27 - - 19 27 9 6

Kween 39 71 - 3 209 308 7 5 16 32 5 15 2 4 35 38 41 66

Manafwa 51 63 - - 302 334 - 2 12 30 10 12 - - 8 14 41 72

Mbale 305 230 2 4 1,097 875 7 6 60 65 62 56 1 1 18 13 61 71

Namisindwa 54 138 - - 254 428 - 2 9 22 11 25 - - 2 6 11 18

Sironko 112 109 1 - 559 582 20 20 25 38 16 29 5 5 23 16 48 61

ELGON 782 1,037 6 8 3,322 3,930 51 68 153 259 131 239 15 29 169 208 371 578
Total
KARAMOJA Abim 26 55 1 - 102 263 2 2 6 25 1 16 1 1 4 9 10 32

Amudat 3 4 - - 32 51 1 - - 1 4 1 - - - - - -

Kaabong 8 65 - - 60 306 - 2 3 29 5 6 - 1 2 13 4 27

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 Kotido 14 24 2 4 54 96 - 1 7 10 15 10 - - 4 9 10 16

Moroto 23 19 - - 121 267 2 9 5 7 6 10 - - - 4 3 6

Nakapiripirit 11 25 - - 88 176 - 6 20 18 3 8 - - 34 78 10 15

Napak 19 20 - - 60 123 - - 16 15 7 6 - 3 - 5 16 32

KARAMOJA 104 212 3 4 517 1,282 5 20 57 105 41 57 1 5 44 118 53 128

Total
KIGEZI Kabale 267 337 2 1 485 689 2 5 23 78 27 63 - - 10 17 36 41

Kanungu 83 204 2 4 438 677 9 20 17 30 8 65 6 9 14 23 229 232

Kisoro 71 255 2 - 329 682 1 7 23 73 24 63 5 5 18 13 15 25

Rubanda 45 199 2 7 279 583 9 23 14 75 12 47 - 3 3 3 22 48

Rukiga 69 133 - - 240 257 - - 15 39 3 30 - - 6 3 10 16

Rukungiri 164 245 12 7 946 986 30 37 58 100 16 82 5 8 28 37 94 100

KIGEZI 699 1,373 20 19 2,717 3,874 51 92 150 395 90 350 16 25 79 96 406 462
Total
LANGO Alebtong 23 129 - - 252 695 5 9 7 28 7 32 - 1 11 28 33 97

Amolatar 21 77 2 - 145 492 - - 6 40 5 27 - - 18 33 14 33

Apac 53 195 3 1 337 752 11 22 28 90 12 68 - 1 41 157 20 42

Dokolo 32 131 - - 155 421 - - 8 45 7 31 - - 8 13 13 27

Kole 29 124 4 3 400 796 3 1 17 66 10 47 2 - 7 12 21 28

Lira 222 304 - 1 524 917 1 1 52 67 48 80 - - - 3 16 34

Otuke 12 77 - - 94 290 - - 7 38 3 22 - - 3 11 5 4

Oyam 63 241 1 2 303 805 4 2 19 92 14 49 - 1 37 136 13 31

LANGO 455 1,278 10 7 2,210 5,168 24 35 144 466 106 356 2 3 125 393 135 296
Total
TESO Amuria 31 185 1 1 267 620 7 12 13 58 11 40 2 3 17 25 23 53

Bukedea 76 95 1 3 433 569 9 3 39 61 13 35 1 1 1 3 41 39

Butebo 36 64 - - 142 226 4 7 4 20 7 8 2 10 17 10 26 49

Kaberamaido 44 140 - - 179 473 3 7 12 35 12 18 - - 5 6 12 25

Katakwi 39 102 - - 145 341 2 2 20 34 14 24 - - 1 1 25 48

Kumi 123 178 - - 157 281 2 1 94 152 8 19 - - - - 8 12

Ngora 81 128 - - 200 310 9 7 91 117 9 28 - - - - 2 1

Serere 68 134 1 2 419 858 10 18 28 64 14 40 6 13 8 27 33 51

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 Soroti 166 139 1 6 430 608 7 8 52 65 40 47 1 3 13 17 30 40

TESO Total 664 1,165 4 12 2,372 4,286 53 65 353 606 128 259 12 30 62 89 200 318

TORO Bundibugyo 50 139 - - 283 734 - 6 12 53 9 80 - - 4 21 30 104

Bunyangabu 60 64 3 - 272 366 5 12 9 19 9 18 - 1 7 6 11 19

Kabarole 158 102 2 - 609 459 2 2 32 27 26 21 1 - 1 9 39 28

Kamwenge 64 146 5 8 499 862 5 6 25 61 8 44 3 13 75 116 91 156

Kasese 234 419 9 6 1,360 1,778 30 27 59 114 36 110 12 18 79 100 191 233

Kyegegwa 39 72 6 1 303 461 13 14 24 46 8 14 6 16 70 112 138 233

Kyenjojo 83 131 8 6 569 791 5 6 26 52 12 23 8 13 58 85 178 272

Ntoroko 4 43 4 2 91 170 5 4 19 37 5 13 1 4 2 4 19 24

TORO Total 692 1,116 37 23 3,986 5,621 65 77 206 409 113 323 31 65 296 453 697 1,069

WEST_NILE Adjumani 50 76 - 2 309 514 - - 28 46 10 18 4 8 13 40 9 29

Arua 457 684 3 - 873 1,652 12 23 96 166 69 65 2 1 11 41 75 144

Koboko 40 110 5 4 248 574 2 4 18 49 3 16 1 8 1 4 18 44

Maracha 58 209 - - 202 506 - 4 9 29 1 7 - - 16 48 2 13

Moyo 57 97 - - 218 378 - 1 8 15 9 13 4 8 44 69 16 36

Nebbi 66 149 1 1 219 745 3 5 22 53 13 30 2 6 7 25 11 28

Pakwach 19 62 - 2 109 303 - - 6 18 3 10 2 7 4 16 5 9

Yumbe 71 285 - 3 435 1,095 5 3 18 60 5 42 - - 2 20 16 68

Zombo 31 100 3 7 183 621 - 3 17 45 6 14 1 4 5 20 19 52

WEST_NILE 849 1,772 12 19 2,796 6,388 22 43 222 481 119 215 16 42 103 283 171 423
Total
National 13,220 18,168 286 234 54,732 70,709 958 1,068 4,209 6,857 2,917 5,186 373 546 4,350 5,322 8,211 9,892

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Annex VIII: Primary Pupil Teacher Ratio (PTR), Pupil Classroom Ratio (PCR) and Pupil Stance Ratio (PSR) by District
Region District PTR PCR PSR
Govt Private Total Govt Private Total Govt Private Total
ACHOLI Agago 12 4 10 78 61 76 55 54 55
Amuru 48 71 52 78 41 65 58 45 54
Gulu 98 37 76 56 26 47 48 25 41
Kitgum 41 10 32 64 30 57 46 29 44
Lamwo 43 8 35 63 27 59 49 32 47
Nwoya 37 76 41 63 33 54 47 33 43
Omoro 126 30 91 75 32 65 56 25 49
Pader 82 33 72 80 49 75 64 57 63
ACHOLI Total 511 335 479 69 35 62 53 35 50
ANKOLE Buhweju 2 1 1 50 27 40 40 27 35
Bushenyi 109 42 80 41 26 36 30 21 27
Ibanda 42 22 35 50 27 42 46 25 39
Isingiro 63 37 54 51 28 42 51 29 43
Kiruhura 38 16 28 49 24 39 47 23 37
Mbarara 80 32 60 43 28 39 35 23 31
Mitooma 19 14 18 39 27 35 44 21 34
Ntungamo 85 46 70 41 30 38 46 27 39
Rubirizi 10 6 9 50 28 41 52 28 42
Sheema 77 44 63 29 26 28 31 22 28
ANKOLE Total 466 280 401 43 27 38 41 24 35
BUGANDA Buikwe 2 1 1 52 32 44 37 33 36
Bukomansimbi 33 4 21 75 36 68 67 29 61
Butambala 30 41 32 43 31 39 42 33 39
Buvuma 21 16 19 90 26 52 86 34 59
Gomba 174 24 82 51 29 46 39 35 39
Kalangala 7 2 6 31 39 32 22 34 22

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 Kalungu 377 570 399 71 33 60 63 32 54
Kampala 67 341 153 69 29 35 47 29 33
Kayunga 61 2 11 67 28 54 63 36 56
Kiboga 15 9 13 42 25 36 33 29 32
Kyankwanzi 42 19 34 50 28 44 38 34 38
Kyotera 63 45 57 61 34 52 50 28 42
Luwero 75 39 61 56 25 43 49 26 41
Lwengo 26 6 18 59 35 54 50 34 47
Lyantonde 18 22 19 57 22 39 52 22 37
Masaka 89 68 78 45 32 38 46 26 35
Mityana 51 20 33 46 29 39 46 28 38
Mpigi 32 7 21 27 33 27 34 35 34
Mubende 100 191 121 65 28 44 60 32 46
Mukono 47 7 24 60 26 49 51 27 44
Nakaseke 22 11 19 56 28 47 54 33 48
Nakasongola 38 24 33 38 22 32 28 28 28
Rakai 53 13 38 72 36 64 59 35 54
Sembabule 52 51 52 62 30 49 49 34 44
Wakiso 73 235 129 53 25 31 36 25 28
BUGANDA Total 438 64 145 56 28 41 47 28 38
BUKEDI Budaka 8 2 7 96 25 79 69 31 63
Busia 102 33 87 74 28 65 66 33 61
Butaleja 68 9 53 114 32 102 103 43 97
Kibuku 45 25 42 110 20 80 84 35 76
Pallisa 76 41 67 98 25 69 71 34 61
Tororo 155 20 103 94 32 82 66 30 61
BUKEDI Total 269 84 227 95 27 78 74 33 67
BUNYORO Bulisa 4 0 2 91 36 78 45 33 43
Hoima 200 178 195 63 23 45 43 29 38
KAGADI 41 33 38 68 27 43 45 32 39

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 Kakumiro 38 19 26 69 25 39 51 34 42
Kibaale 26 12 16 52 24 33 33 29 31
Kiryandongo 172 14 62 86 29 66 60 33 53
Masindi 62 26 48 67 26 50 46 28 40
BUNYORO Total 286 183 246 69 26 46 46 31 41
BUSOGA Bugiri 6 1 5 77 24 69 49 25 47
Buyende 51 73 54 98 34 70 105 42 79
Iganga 107 28 71 76 28 58 73 31 58
Jinja 30 13 24 61 30 51 43 28 39
Kaliro 33 4 24 98 35 88 76 31 70
Kamuli 104 76 100 70 33 63 56 37 54
Luuka 27 16 25 85 25 67 90 34 76
Mayuge 97 17 75 86 31 77 72 48 69
Namayingo 33 3 29 87 34 85 72 28 70
Namutumba 81 288 91 89 32 70 78 37 67
BUSOGA Total 656 175 492 79 30 66 65 34 59
ELGON Bududa 7 2 5 79 33 69 81 43 74
Bukwo 46 42 45 84 37 66 74 30 56
Bulambuli 63 20 44 85 24 56 76 32 60
Kapchorwa 48 17 33 77 42 64 77 38 62
Kween 42 25 35 80 27 51 97 32 61
Manafwa 73 19 44 71 29 53 86 36 65
Mbale 197 43 130 81 30 65 91 37 75
Namisindwa 28 3 21 104 39 97 128 40 117
Sironko 79 89 80 74 29 62 100 32 80
ELGON Total 359 176 309 81 30 64 90 35 72
KARAMOJA Abim 11 10 11 92 60 85 63 93 67
Amudat 12 12 12 70 144 76 40 57 42
Kaabong 498 962 532 114 187 120 84 94 85
Kotido 36 86 41 79 103 84 62 82 66

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 Moroto 47 48 48 40 70 45 28 34 30
Nakapiripirit 47 1 37 65 14 64 49 7 47
Napak 32 1105 45 58 116 68 41 110 50
KARAMOJA 566 334 506 78 97 81 56 72 58
Total
KIGEZI Kabale 7 3 6 45 24 40 43 25 39
Kanungu 32 41 34 46 26 38 41 24 34
Kisoro 59 8 35 54 22 47 53 25 48
Rubanda 44 10 36 57 30 54 62 32 59
Rukiga 20 12 19 46 24 43 44 23 41
Rukungiri 78 222 98 41 26 35 32 22 28
KIGEZI Total 174 57 126 48 25 41 44 24 38
LANGO Alebtong 8 4 7 98 36 82 72 37 65
Amolatar 39 13 32 84 27 68 76 23 61
Apac 178 34 138 93 38 84 77 34 71
Dokolo 33 19 31 78 43 73 73 36 67
Kole 98 31 85 101 21 79 75 19 62
Lira 79 29 68 83 30 71 63 25 55
Otuke 20 2 16 81 24 75 57 34 56
Oyam 224 93 212 102 26 91 70 22 64
LANGO Total 388 170 354 91 30 79 70 27 63
TESO Amuria 9 3 8 89 30 75 74 39 68
Bukedea 67 8 51 88 21 78 76 35 72
Butebo 25 22 24 98 27 79 66 43 62
Kaberamaido 160 18 115 90 27 80 60 35 58
Katakwi 62 12 54 84 25 77 58 30 56
Kumi 104 46 98 110 34 99 80 26 72
Ngora 49 36 47 93 22 66 69 32 61
Serere 126 42 100 108 22 71 107 33 82
Soroti 68 16 47 70 26 57 67 31 57

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TESO Total 493 104 372 91 25 74 72 33 66
TORO Bundibugyo 5 2 4 63 32 52 67 33 55
Bunyangabu 36 9 26 68 33 60 61 33 55
Kabarole 70 54 66 59 31 51 51 30 45
Kamwenge 62 56 60 64 31 50 48 32 42
Kasese 112 42 83 64 30 51 73 29 56
Kyegegwa 13 14 14 74 27 45 48 31 40
Kyenjojo 113 27 60 72 25 47 53 32 45
Ntoroko 11 3 7 52 27 43 48 31 43
TORO Total 1644 845 1343 65 29 50 58 31 48
WEST_NILE Adjumani 4 8 5 66 82 71 48 53 50
Arua 411 44 262 125 41 110 107 41 97
Koboko 18 12 17 108 43 89 79 46 72
Maracha 100 5 70 140 61 135 106 57 104
Moyo 47 47 47 81 34 75 60 32 57
Nebbi 109 20 97 105 24 96 85 25 79
Pakwach 25 24 25 107 24 78 80 34 70
Yumbe 227 299 248 102 155 116 84 114 93
Zombo 43 9 33 98 41 89 88 38 81
WEST_NILE 855 603 810 107 66 99 87 58 81
Total
National 55 22 43 70 29 55 59 30 50

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Annex IX: Primary GER, NER, GIR and NIR by Sex and District
Region District GER NER GIR NIR
Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total
Acholi Agago 159% 153% 156% 122% 122% 122% 177% 179% 178% 57% 59% 58%
Amuru 116% 107% 112% 81% 79% 80% 118% 118% 118% 29% 31% 30%
Gulu 119% 121% 120% 96% 99% 97% 117% 118% 117% 53% 54% 54%
Kitgum 135% 133% 134% 106% 107% 107% 146% 147% 147% 48% 54% 51%
Lamwo 144% 136% 140% 113% 110% 112% 139% 137% 138% 53% 54% 54%
Nwoya 74% 75% 75% 56% 58% 57% 72% 80% 76% 21% 24% 23%
Omoro 133% 131% 132% 107% 108% 108% 137% 143% 140% 54% 60% 57%
Pader 197% 185% 191% 163% 157% 160% 213% 207% 210% 83% 82% 82%
Acholi Total 135% 131% 133% 105% 106% 105% 140% 143% 142% 50% 53% 51%
Ankole Buhweju 98% 101% 99% 78% 82% 80% 181% 167% 174% 55% 52% 53%
Bushenyi 135% 140% 137% 114% 118% 116% 246% 250% 248% 108% 115% 112%
Ibanda 124% 129% 127% 102% 106% 104% 222% 217% 219% 99% 99% 99%
Isingiro 81% 83% 82% 63% 65% 64% 134% 126% 130% 47% 44% 45%
Kiruhura 96% 100% 98% 77% 80% 78% 189% 186% 187% 65% 67% 66%
Mbarara 118% 120% 119% 98% 100% 99% 204% 190% 197% 87% 87% 87%
Mitooma 148% 144% 146% 126% 123% 125% 301% 288% 294% 134% 136% 135%
Ntungamo 110% 111% 111% 88% 89% 89% 188% 178% 183% 67% 68% 68%
Rubirizi 100% 101% 101% 82% 83% 82% 183% 179% 181% 63% 63% 63%
Sheema 119% 117% 118% 97% 97% 97% 161% 148% 154% 69% 66% 68%
Ankole Total 109% 111% 110% 89% 91% 90% 192% 184% 188% 75% 75% 75%
Buganda Buikwe 83% 86% 85% 69% 71% 70% 104% 101% 102% 42% 42% 42%
Bukomansimbi 119% 135% 126% 107% 122% 114% 163% 181% 171% 89% 100% 94%
Butambala 107% 119% 112% 92% 102% 97% 169% 179% 174% 75% 88% 81%
Buvuma 87% 91% 89% 73% 78% 75% 121% 133% 127% 48% 55% 52%
Gomba 94% 104% 99% 80% 88% 84% 134% 136% 135% 56% 61% 59%
Kalangala 83% 93% 88% 67% 78% 73% 106% 114% 110% 32% 39% 35%

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 Kalungu 147% 163% 155% 128% 142% 135% 229% 245% 237% 109% 124% 116%
Kampala 102% 106% 104% 89% 93% 91% 90% 94% 92% 52% 57% 55%
Kayunga 111% 115% 113% 94% 98% 96% 150% 147% 148% 70% 71% 71%
Kiboga 95% 102% 98% 78% 83% 80% 135% 136% 135% 51% 53% 52%
Kyankwanzi 85% 90% 87% 70% 75% 72% 133% 130% 131% 51% 53% 52%
Kyotera 113% 126% 119% 98% 109% 103% 166% 182% 174% 73% 84% 78%
Luwero 120% 128% 124% 103% 111% 107% 178% 183% 180% 81% 87% 84%
Lwengo 100% 108% 104% 87% 94% 90% 155% 167% 161% 65% 74% 70%
Lyantonde 124% 132% 128% 104% 112% 108% 187% 183% 185% 67% 73% 70%
Masaka 90% 94% 92% 80% 84% 82% 118% 115% 117% 57% 59% 58%
Mityana 89% 96% 92% 75% 81% 78% 125% 129% 127% 58% 63% 60%
Mpigi 78% 81% 79% 67% 69% 68% 93% 88% 90% 39% 40% 39%
Mubende 92% 99% 95% 75% 82% 78% 141% 144% 142% 53% 57% 55%
Mukono 78% 85% 82% 66% 72% 69% 90% 94% 92% 40% 44% 42%
Nakaseke 110% 130% 119% 94% 111% 102% 170% 188% 178% 75% 82% 78%
Nakasongola 100% 106% 103% 81% 86% 83% 132% 129% 130% 61% 64% 62%
Rakai 115% 123% 119% 98% 104% 101% 187% 193% 190% 80% 87% 84%
Sembabule 127% 137% 132% 109% 118% 114% 228% 239% 233% 90% 97% 94%
Wakiso 77% 78% 77% 67% 68% 67% 74% 72% 73% 37% 38% 38%
Buganda Total 96% 102% 99% 82% 87% 85% 124% 126% 125% 56% 60% 58%
Bukedi Budaka 132% 132% 132% 114% 115% 114% 153% 158% 156% 79% 88% 84%
Busia 128% 130% 129% 107% 108% 108% 146% 147% 146% 70% 74% 72%
Butaleja 161% 165% 163% 142% 146% 144% 213% 220% 216% 113% 118% 115%
Butebo 97% 95% 96% 86% 85% 85% 131% 117% 124% 71% 66% 69%
Kibuku 123% 121% 122% 107% 107% 107% 149% 141% 145% 76% 77% 76%
Pallisa 140% 136% 138% 121% 118% 119% 183% 170% 177% 94% 92% 93%
Tororo 143% 140% 142% 117% 117% 117% 163% 161% 162% 88% 91% 89%
Bukedi Total 128% 127% 127% 109% 109% 109% 154% 153% 153% 80% 83% 81%
Bunyoro Bulisa 88% 96% 92% 73% 82% 77% 101% 121% 110% 43% 48% 45%
Hoima 76% 77% 76% 62% 64% 63% 82% 81% 81% 30% 32% 31%

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 KAGADI 122% 120% 121% 100% 100% 100% 154% 148% 151% 58% 59% 58%
Kakumiro 97% 98% 97% 79% 80% 79% 133% 133% 133% 46% 49% 48%
Kibaale 95% 97% 96% 79% 80% 80% 123% 116% 119% 44% 42% 43%
Kiryandongo 117% 112% 115% 84% 85% 85% 129% 130% 130% 46% 46% 46%
Masindi 107% 109% 108% 84% 88% 86% 118% 118% 118% 52% 57% 55%
Bunyoro Total 99% 99% 99% 79% 81% 80% 118% 118% 118% 44% 47% 45%
Busoga Bugiri 91% 89% 90% 78% 76% 77% 110% 106% 108% 57% 57% 57%
Buyende 104% 108% 106% 92% 95% 94% 144% 147% 145% 73% 77% 75%
Iganga 108% 112% 110% 95% 99% 97% 119% 120% 119% 57% 61% 59%
Jinja 93% 96% 95% 83% 85% 84% 92% 93% 93% 50% 53% 52%
Kaliro 93% 98% 96% 81% 85% 83% 109% 110% 110% 52% 59% 55%
Kamuli 100% 101% 101% 88% 88% 88% 112% 108% 110% 60% 60% 60%
Luuka 111% 109% 110% 99% 98% 99% 130% 127% 129% 64% 61% 62%
Mayuge 91% 91% 91% 80% 80% 80% 118% 114% 116% 55% 55% 55%
Namayingo 108% 106% 107% 88% 89% 88% 133% 135% 134% 58% 56% 57%
Namutumba 110% 115% 112% 94% 99% 96% 137% 142% 140% 63% 67% 65%
Busoga Total 100% 102% 101% 87% 89% 88% 119% 118% 118% 59% 60% 59%
Elgon Bududa 100% 108% 104% 89% 96% 92% 122% 125% 123% 57% 60% 58%
Bukwo 194% 211% 202% 173% 189% 181% 215% 218% 217% 112% 119% 116%
Bulambuli 92% 94% 93% 79% 82% 80% 95% 92% 93% 49% 49% 49%
Kapchorwa 142% 145% 143% 121% 124% 123% 145% 146% 145% 74% 75% 75%
Kween 142% 156% 149% 122% 134% 128% 164% 176% 170% 89% 93% 91%
Manafwa 129% 127% 128% 110% 107% 109% 159% 147% 153% 74% 71% 73%
Mbale 114% 114% 114% 95% 95% 95% 117% 111% 114% 56% 54% 55%
Namisindwa 113% 111% 112% 98% 97% 97% 127% 130% 129% 65% 68% 67%
Sironko 148% 152% 150% 125% 129% 127% 171% 173% 172% 84% 88% 86%
Elgon Total 123% 126% 124% 105% 108% 106% 136% 135% 135% 67% 68% 68%
Karamoja Abim 102% 94% 98% 84% 77% 80% 138% 131% 135% 44% 41% 43%
Amudat 23% 20% 21% 19% 18% 18% 27% 26% 27% 8% 8% 8%
Kaabong 168% 102% 133% 142% 90% 115% 310% 203% 254% 119% 72% 94%

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 Kotido 60% 40% 49% 43% 29% 35% 123% 97% 109% 43% 28% 35%
Moroto 62% 51% 56% 48% 42% 45% 102% 101% 102% 38% 34% 36%
Nakapiripirit 51% 39% 45% 41% 33% 37% 101% 97% 99% 36% 33% 35%
Napak 78% 59% 68% 61% 47% 54% 136% 114% 125% 40% 36% 38%
Karamoja 78% 58% 68% 63% 48% 55% 136% 111% 123% 48% 37% 42%
Total
Kigezi Kabale 143% 147% 145% 118% 122% 120% 235% 225% 230% 119% 114% 117%
Kanungu 130% 133% 132% 107% 110% 109% 206% 199% 202% 87% 89% 88%
Kisoro 120% 116% 118% 103% 100% 101% 203% 185% 194% 95% 89% 91%
Rubanda 141% 146% 144% 122% 125% 124% 264% 258% 261% 124% 124% 124%
Rukiga 130% 132% 131% 109% 110% 110% 204% 201% 202% 89% 92% 90%
Rukungiri 126% 125% 125% 103% 102% 103% 155% 137% 146% 69% 65% 67%
Kigezi Total 130% 131% 131% 109% 110% 110% 206% 194% 200% 95% 93% 94%
Lango Alebtong 145% 138% 142% 114% 111% 113% 166% 160% 163% 46% 51% 48%
Amolatar 118% 119% 119% 99% 102% 100% 124% 125% 125% 38% 44% 41%
Apac 68% 65% 67% 59% 57% 57% 70% 68% 69% 21% 21% 21%
Dokolo 126% 128% 127% 102% 106% 104% 140% 151% 145% 38% 46% 42%
Kole 133% 133% 133% 113% 115% 114% 141% 140% 141% 38% 40% 39%
Lira 120% 116% 118% 101% 100% 100% 127% 123% 125% 39% 42% 41%
Otuke 142% 139% 140% 117% 118% 118% 157% 165% 161% 48% 51% 50%
Oyam 132% 127% 129% 116% 114% 115% 135% 143% 139% 48% 56% 52%
Lango Total 111% 107% 109% 93% 92% 92% 118% 118% 118% 36% 39% 37%
Teso Amuria 121% 123% 122% 93% 95% 94% 160% 155% 158% 52% 55% 53%
Bukedea 134% 135% 134% 106% 107% 106% 177% 161% 169% 77% 69% 73%
Kaberamaido 128% 136% 132% 103% 111% 107% 176% 187% 181% 86% 98% 92%
Katakwi 128% 132% 130% 99% 104% 102% 205% 192% 199% 75% 76% 75%
Kumi 130% 134% 132% 106% 110% 108% 154% 156% 155% 76% 85% 80%
Ngora 141% 142% 142% 112% 112% 112% 145% 146% 146% 73% 74% 73%
Serere 130% 135% 133% 109% 114% 112% 162% 158% 160% 69% 68% 68%
Soroti 118% 122% 120% 93% 96% 94% 127% 130% 128% 59% 62% 60%

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Teso Total 135% 139% 137% 109% 113% 111% 171% 168% 170% 75% 77% 76%
Toro Bundibugyo 124% 118% 121% 102% 99% 101% 153% 157% 155% 63% 67% 65%
Bunyangabu 100% 106% 103% 85% 89% 87% 110% 114% 112% 48% 52% 50%
Kabarole 95% 99% 97% 80% 84% 82% 101% 94% 97% 50% 51% 51%
Kamwenge 96% 96% 96% 77% 77% 77% 157% 144% 150% 56% 53% 54%
Kasese 116% 120% 118% 100% 103% 102% 160% 164% 162% 71% 74% 72%
Kyegegwa 90% 92% 91% 70% 73% 71% 121% 119% 120% 39% 42% 40%
Kyenjojo 99% 99% 99% 81% 82% 82% 125% 119% 122% 46% 47% 47%
Ntoroko 106% 113% 109% 82% 89% 85% 140% 142% 141% 55% 57% 56%
Toro Total 104% 106% 105% 86% 88% 87% 138% 136% 137% 56% 57% 56%
WestNile Adjumani 137% 125% 131% 86% 83% 84% 132% 132% 132% 25% 25% 25%
Arua 175% 170% 173% 149% 147% 148% 264% 268% 266% 84% 86% 85%
Koboko 142% 143% 142% 114% 118% 116% 242% 258% 250% 65% 77% 71%
Maracha 190% 188% 189% 168% 169% 168% 350% 359% 355% 112% 113% 113%
Moyo 163% 159% 161% 113% 111% 112% 194% 190% 192% 55% 56% 55%
Nebbi 180% 162% 171% 147% 137% 142% 294% 287% 290% 95% 91% 93%
Pakwach 96% 90% 93% 79% 74% 76% 149% 150% 149% 55% 51% 53%
Yumbe 101% 80% 90% 77% 62% 69% 161% 141% 150% 48% 41% 44%
Zombo 128% 116% 122% 103% 98% 101% 232% 232% 232% 72% 74% 73%
WestNile Total 145% 133% 139% 116% 109% 112% 223% 219% 221% 68% 67% 68%
National 111% 111% 111% 93% 94% 93% 146% 144% 145% 60% 62% 61%

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 SECONDARY ANNEXES
Annex I : Secondary Enrolment by School Ownership and Sex
Region District No. of Schools that responded Total Government Private Overall
Government Private Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total
ACHOLI Agago 7 9 16 2,590 1,186 3,776 1,050 685 1,735 3,640 1,871 5,511
Amuru 4 6 10 1,544 1,007 2,551 534 181 715 2,078 1,188 3,266
Gulu 7 18 25 3,055 2,127 5,182 2,504 2,006 4,510 5,559 4,133 9,692
Kitgum 8 13 21 1,835 1,456 3,291 5,297 3,645 8,942 7,132 5,101 12,233
Lamwo 5 6 11 1,409 827 2,236 564 451 1,015 1,973 1,278 3,251
Nwoya 3 4 7 919 432 1,351 261 128 389 1,180 560 1,740
Omoro 7 10 17 1,536 885 2,421 572 638 1,210 2,108 1,523 3,631
Pader 6 6 12 1,566 876 2,442 864 770 1,634 2,430 1,646 4,076
ACHOLI Total 47 72 119 14,454 8,796 23,250 11,646 8,504 20,150 26,100 17,300 43,400
ANKOLE Buhweju 2 14 16 491 488 979 693 859 1,552 1,184 1,347 2,531
Bushenyi 9 31 40 2,660 4,401 7,061 5,169 5,173 10,342 7,829 9,574 17,403
Ibanda 11 25 36 3,287 3,079 6,366 2,920 3,400 6,320 6,207 6,479 12,686
Isingiro 13 21 34 2,193 1,871 4,064 1,602 1,819 3,421 3,795 3,690 7,485
Kiruhura 8 12 20 2,130 1,545 3,675 1,402 1,776 3,178 3,532 3,321 6,853
Mbarara 19 30 49 7,349 6,055 13,404 4,740 5,200 9,940 12,089 11,255 23,344
Mitooma 10 21 31 3,034 3,515 6,549 2,896 3,311 6,207 5,930 6,826 12,756
Ntungamo 16 27 43 4,350 4,583 8,933 4,902 5,510 10,412 9,252 10,093 19,345
Rubirizi 4 10 14 1,004 929 1,933 2,415 2,274 4,689 3,419 3,203 6,622
Sheema 11 16 27 4,440 4,421 8,861 2,780 3,117 5,897 7,220 7,538 14,758
ANKOLE Total 103 207 310 30,938 30,887 61,825 29,519 32,439 61,958 60,457 63,326 123,783
BUGANDA Buikwe 3 27 30 1,316 1,296 2,612 5,675 6,343 12,018 6,991 7,639 14,630
Bukomansimbi 7 7 14 1,912 2,016 3,928 1,533 1,932 3,465 3,445 3,948 7,393
Butambala 8 14 22 3,423 3,844 7,267 2,014 2,540 4,554 5,437 6,384 11,821
Buvuma 1 2 3 277 265 542 178 194 372 455 459 914
Gomba 5 9 14 1,237 1,287 2,524 900 1,160 2,060 2,137 2,447 4,584

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 Kalangala 3 3 308 274 582 - 308 274 582
Kalungu 8 25 33 2,220 2,458 4,678 4,210 5,907 10,117 6,430 8,365 14,795
Kampala 20 129 149 18,264 16,824 35,088 20,159 22,587 42,746 38,423 39,411 77,834
Kayunga 6 30 36 1,971 1,727 3,698 5,933 5,994 11,927 7,904 7,721 15,625
Kiboga 5 12 17 1,084 1,017 2,101 1,944 1,890 3,834 3,028 2,907 5,935
Kyankwanzi 7 12 19 854 894 1,748 1,323 1,300 2,623 2,177 2,194 4,371
Kyotera 11 19 30 3,787 4,436 8,223 3,743 4,776 8,519 7,530 9,212 16,742
Luwero 14 38 52 4,458 4,572 9,030 6,842 7,724 14,566 11,300 12,296 23,596
Lwengo 6 17 23 2,255 2,504 4,759 3,025 3,045 6,070 5,280 5,549 10,829
Lyantonde 4 6 10 1,305 1,292 2,597 479 508 987 1,784 1,800 3,584
Masaka 9 22 31 5,317 4,124 9,441 4,200 5,194 9,394 9,517 9,318 18,835
Mityana 7 25 32 1,692 1,696 3,388 4,320 5,398 9,718 6,012 7,094 13,106
Mpigi 6 27 33 1,623 1,889 3,512 3,930 4,492 8,422 5,553 6,381 11,934
Mubende 20 30 50 5,555 4,815 10,370 5,811 5,924 11,735 11,366 10,739 22,105
Mukono 21 23 44 7,556 7,620 15,176 6,141 6,535 12,676 13,697 14,155 27,852
Nakaseke 7 19 26 1,277 1,289 2,566 1,958 2,303 4,261 3,235 3,592 6,827
Nakasongola 8 15 23 2,162 1,924 4,086 1,599 1,593 3,192 3,761 3,517 7,278
Rakai 11 9 20 2,191 2,287 4,478 1,836 1,841 3,677 4,027 4,128 8,155
Sembabule 10 19 29 2,061 2,289 4,350 1,938 1,996 3,934 3,999 4,285 8,284
Wakiso 25 161 186 10,268 12,228 22,496 26,680 29,127 55,807 36,948 41,355 78,303
BUGANDA Total 232 697 929 84,373 84,867 169,240 116,371 130,303 246,674 200,744 215,170 415,914
BUKEDI Budaka 6 9 15 2,172 1,909 4,081 3,841 3,208 7,049 6,013 5,117 11,130
Busia 11 16 27 4,989 3,984 8,973 3,617 3,397 7,014 8,606 7,381 15,987
Butaleja 12 8 20 3,575 2,664 6,239 1,974 1,507 3,481 5,549 4,171 9,720
Kibuku 4 10 14 2,084 1,241 3,325 4,024 2,828 6,852 6,108 4,069 10,177
Pallisa 8 16 24 3,932 2,818 6,750 3,849 2,924 6,773 7,781 5,742 13,523
Tororo 20 31 51 8,421 6,702 15,123 7,014 5,738 12,752 15,435 12,440 27,875
BUKEDI Total 61 90 151 25,173 19,318 44,491 24,319 19,602 43,921 49,492 38,920 88,412
BUNYORO Bulisa 3 4 7 762 376 1,138 670 434 1,104 1,432 810 2,242
Hoima 12 19 31 3,277 3,058 6,335 5,403 5,470 10,873 8,680 8,528 17,208

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 KAGADI 8 28 36 2,599 2,099 4,698 4,630 4,234 8,864 7,229 6,333 13,562
Kakumiro 7 23 30 1,878 1,259 3,137 2,138 2,146 4,284 4,016 3,405 7,421
Kibaale 4 11 15 593 528 1,121 1,511 1,506 3,017 2,104 2,034 4,138
Kiryandongo 4 28 32 878 556 1,434 4,441 3,305 7,746 5,319 3,861 9,180
Masindi 11 15 26 3,394 3,345 6,739 2,200 1,927 4,127 5,594 5,272 10,866
BUNYORO Total 49 128 177 13,381 11,221 24,602 20,993 19,022 40,015 34,374 30,243 64,617
BUSOGA Bugiri 7 16 23 2,648 1,598 4,246 4,593 3,394 7,987 7,241 4,992 12,233
Buyende 4 17 21 1,299 773 2,072 4,051 2,923 6,974 5,350 3,696 9,046
Iganga 13 37 50 6,965 7,498 14,463 12,009 12,106 24,115 18,974 19,604 38,578
Jinja 17 13 30 9,615 6,116 15,731 4,268 4,505 8,773 13,883 10,621 24,504
Kaliro 6 8 14 4,346 3,403 7,749 2,283 2,085 4,368 6,629 5,488 12,117
Kamuli 11 22 33 4,561 4,291 8,852 6,766 6,367 13,133 11,327 10,658 21,985
Luuka 5 15 20 2,520 2,344 4,864 3,432 3,299 6,731 5,952 5,643 11,595
Mayuge 9 23 32 3,603 2,532 6,135 5,689 4,942 10,631 9,292 7,474 16,766
Namayingo 3 5 8 1,435 823 2,258 1,723 1,105 2,828 3,158 1,928 5,086
Namutumba 6 14 20 1,820 1,433 3,253 6,196 5,764 11,960 8,016 7,197 15,213
BUSOGA Total 81 170 251 38,812 30,811 69,623 51,010 46,490 97,500 89,822 77,301 167,123
ELGON Bududa 7 6 13 2,929 2,441 5,370 877 904 1,781 3,806 3,345 7,151
Bukwo 7 7 14 3,043 2,716 5,759 1,020 1,439 2,459 4,063 4,155 8,218
Bulambuli 7 9 16 1,920 1,755 3,675 2,343 2,175 4,518 4,263 3,930 8,193
Kapchorwa 6 9 15 2,587 2,596 5,183 1,548 1,520 3,068 4,135 4,116 8,251
Kween 6 11 17 1,694 1,984 3,678 1,625 1,365 2,990 3,319 3,349 6,668
Manafwa 7 14 21 1,541 1,578 3,119 3,962 3,620 7,582 5,503 5,198 10,701
Mbale 16 25 41 8,922 7,965 16,887 11,026 10,902 21,928 19,948 18,867 38,815
Namisindwa 5 5 10 2,471 2,119 4,590 1,678 1,756 3,434 4,149 3,875 8,024
Sironko 10 15 25 2,962 2,622 5,584 3,498 3,045 6,543 6,460 5,667 12,127
ELGON Total 71 101 172 28,069 25,776 53,845 27,577 26,726 54,303 55,646 52,502 108,148
KARAMOJA Abim 3 1 4 1,415 1,026 2,441 449 363 812 1,864 1,389 3,253
Amudat 2 1 3 241 183 424 30 20 50 271 203 474
Kaabong 2 1 3 794 393 1,187 511 270 781 1,305 663 1,968

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 Kotido 4 1 5 2,333 1,324 3,657 117 88 205 2,450 1,412 3,862
Moroto 2 3 5 723 337 1,060 426 84 510 1,149 421 1,570
Nakapiripirit 4 4 652 358 1,010 - 652 358 1,010
Napak 2 1 3 56 722 778 242 101 343 298 823 1,121
KARAMOJA Total 19 8 27 6,214 4,343 10,557 1,775 926 2,701 7,989 5,269 13,258
KIGEZI Kabale 21 21 42 5,323 5,151 10,474 2,912 2,802 5,714 8,235 7,953 16,188
Kanungu 18 25 43 4,304 3,916 8,220 2,314 3,102 5,416 6,618 7,018 13,636
Kisoro 12 19 31 2,121 2,424 4,545 3,152 2,905 6,057 5,273 5,329 10,602
Rubanda 5 9 14 1,151 1,009 2,160 1,397 1,037 2,434 2,548 2,046 4,594
Rukiga 7 6 13 1,288 1,833 3,121 534 622 1,156 1,822 2,455 4,277
Rukungiri 24 24 48 6,788 6,949 13,737 3,444 3,298 6,742 10,232 10,247 20,479
KIGEZI Total 87 104 191 20,975 21,282 42,257 13,753 13,766 27,519 34,728 35,048 69,776
LANGO Alebtong 7 5 12 1,127 1,130 2,257 496 414 910 1,623 1,544 3,167
Amolatar 6 5 11 922 676 1,598 412 256 668 1,334 932 2,266
Apac 12 4 16 2,550 2,203 4,753 128 388 516 2,678 2,591 5,269
Dokolo 7 2 9 1,497 1,343 2,840 293 189 482 1,790 1,532 3,322
Kole 7 12 19 2,266 1,641 3,907 1,085 1,107 2,192 3,351 2,748 6,099
Lira 9 22 31 4,916 2,770 7,686 5,007 4,548 9,555 9,923 7,318 17,241
Otuke 6 2 8 1,742 1,169 2,911 100 142 242 1,842 1,311 3,153
Oyam 7 3 10 1,206 1,389 2,595 88 452 540 1,294 1,841 3,135
LANGO Total 61 55 116 16,226 12,321 28,547 7,609 7,496 15,105 23,835 19,817 43,652
TESO Amuria 11 14 25 2,239 1,254 3,493 2,518 1,865 4,383 4,757 3,119 7,876
Bukedea 5 8 13 1,824 1,490 3,314 1,733 1,540 3,273 3,557 3,030 6,587
Butebo 3 7 10 1,394 1,015 2,409 3,158 2,627 5,785 4,552 3,642 8,194
Kaberamaido 8 9 17 2,003 1,162 3,165 1,611 1,553 3,164 3,614 2,715 6,329
Katakwi 8 6 14 1,804 1,260 3,064 778 630 1,408 2,582 1,890 4,472
Kumi 6 8 14 3,080 2,122 5,202 2,162 2,154 4,316 5,242 4,276 9,518
Ngora 5 7 12 1,791 1,608 3,399 1,237 1,065 2,302 3,028 2,673 5,701
Serere 10 14 24 3,051 2,631 5,682 2,042 1,726 3,768 5,093 4,357 9,450
Soroti 6 25 31 4,843 2,875 7,718 6,245 5,435 11,680 11,088 8,310 19,398

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TESO Total 62 98 160 22,029 15,417 37,446 21,484 18,595 40,079 43,513 34,012 77,525
TORO Bundibugyo 7 6 13 2,561 1,480 4,041 1,041 812 1,853 3,602 2,292 5,894
Bunyangabu 5 10 15 2,092 1,895 3,987 1,115 1,283 2,398 3,207 3,178 6,385
Kabarole 13 17 30 4,755 4,606 9,361 3,504 3,657 7,161 8,259 8,263 16,522
Kamwenge 12 19 31 2,977 2,417 5,394 2,850 2,595 5,445 5,827 5,012 10,839
Kasese 18 47 65 4,980 4,882 9,862 7,504 7,045 14,549 12,484 11,927 24,411
Kyegegwa 6 16 22 1,543 1,090 2,633 1,678 1,412 3,090 3,221 2,502 5,723
Kyenjojo 7 26 33 2,155 1,649 3,804 3,371 3,159 6,530 5,526 4,808 10,334
Ntoroko 3 1 4 954 588 1,542 80 61 141 1,034 649 1,683
TORO Total 71 142 213 22,017 18,607 40,624 21,143 20,024 41,167 43,160 38,631 81,791
WEST_NILE Adjumani 6 9 15 1,695 1,513 3,208 2,024 1,026 3,050 3,719 2,539 6,258
Arua 27 31 58 6,996 5,163 12,159 5,039 3,190 8,229 12,035 8,353 20,388
Koboko 6 11 17 1,411 603 2,014 2,814 1,831 4,645 4,225 2,434 6,659
Maracha 5 7 12 1,554 967 2,521 910 613 1,523 2,464 1,580 4,044
Moyo 5 7 12 2,316 1,433 3,749 2,090 1,346 3,436 4,406 2,779 7,185
Nebbi 7 12 19 2,332 1,121 3,453 2,086 1,021 3,107 4,418 2,142 6,560
Pakwach 3 5 8 495 347 842 1,608 1,005 2,613 2,103 1,352 3,455
Yumbe 9 16 25 3,008 1,553 4,561 7,236 2,975 10,211 10,244 4,528 14,772
Zombo 7 6 13 1,833 885 2,718 811 334 1,145 2,644 1,219 3,863
WEST_NILE Total 75 104 179 21,640 13,585 35,225 24,618 13,341 37,959 46,258 26,926 73,184
National 1,019 1,976 2,995 344,301 297,231 641,532 371,817 357,234 729,051 716,118 654,465 1,370,583

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Annex II Secondary Enrollment by Grade and Sex
Region S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 Overall
District
Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Total
ACHOLI Agago 1,137 600 830 441 761 430 670 343 135 31 107 26 3,640 1,871 5,511
Amuru 643 391 459 259 467 281 403 235 42 11 64 11 2,078 1,188 3,266
Gulu 1,267 986 1,213 974 1,188 921 1,123 908 338 170 430 174 5,559 4,133 9,692
Kitgum 1,668 1,311 1,584 1,225 1,471 1,193 1,774 1,063 309 165 326 144 7,132 5,101 12,233
Lamwo 544 407 505 316 464 291 376 250 42 11 42 3 1,973 1,278 3,251
Nwoya 299 145 289 157 277 159 218 83 31 7 66 9 1,180 560 1,740
Omoro 577 367 467 357 530 424 457 325 27 26 50 24 2,108 1,523 3,631
Pader 671 472 587 395 604 379 488 369 44 21 36 10 2,430 1,646 4,076
ACHOLI Total 6,806 4,679 5,934 4,124 5,762 4,078 5,509 3,576 968 442 1,121 401 26,100 17,300 43,400
ANKOLE Buhweju 308 408 289 332 236 300 250 271 51 17 50 19 1,184 1,347 2,531
Bushenyi 1,584 2,008 1,546 2,071 1,522 1,937 1,470 1,937 695 923 1,012 698 7,829 9,574 17,403
Ibanda 1,421 1,636 1,304 1,395 1,299 1,475 1,266 1,305 442 342 475 326 6,207 6,479 12,686
Isingiro 907 1,067 931 957 864 798 766 749 139 55 188 64 3,795 3,690 7,485
Kiruhura 857 892 765 754 710 731 757 703 232 100 211 141 3,532 3,321 6,853
Mbarara 2,788 2,786 2,593 2,487 2,458 2,292 2,149 2,224 1,047 655 1,054 811 12,089 11,255 23,344
Mitooma 1,412 1,729 1,416 1,664 1,259 1,527 1,179 1,376 350 281 314 249 5,930 6,826 12,756
Ntungamo 2,413 2,775 2,184 2,544 1,892 2,212 1,687 1,801 521 406 555 355 9,252 10,093 19,345
Rubirizi 1,011 980 811 823 709 700 507 541 233 96 148 63 3,419 3,203 6,622
Sheema 1,694 1,932 1,651 1,777 1,507 1,679 1,284 1,413 545 370 539 367 7,220 7,538 14,758
ANKOLE Total 14,395 16,213 13,490 14,804 12,456 13,651 11,315 12,320 4,255 3,245 4,546 3,093 60,457 63,326 123,783
BUGANDA Buikwe 1,740 1,929 1,585 1,846 1,490 1,603 1,325 1,456 460 402 391 403 6,991 7,639 14,630
Bukomansimbi 933 1,089 912 1,103 765 929 605 677 123 83 107 67 3,445 3,948 7,393
Butambala 1,229 1,462 1,211 1,473 1,050 1,350 986 1,175 493 485 468 439 5,437 6,384 11,821
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 Gomba 536 617 522 583 423 533 465 503 114 106 77 105 2,137 2,447 4,584
Kalangala 81 65 60 69 58 50 61 56 29 22 19 12 308 274 582
Kalungu 1,675 2,188 1,471 2,020 1,316 1,847 1,126 1,458 457 448 385 404 6,430 8,365 14,795
Kampala 7,589 8,198 7,556 7,899 7,544 7,728 6,566 7,078 4,590 4,257 4,578 4,251 38,423 39,411 77,834
Kayunga 2,141 2,214 1,942 1,865 1,780 1,837 1,363 1,294 339 278 339 233 7,904 7,721 15,625
Kiboga 727 782 743 744 656 619 632 605 146 80 124 77 3,028 2,907 5,935
Kyankwanzi 564 587 549 572 476 512 449 436 73 51 66 36 2,177 2,194 4,371
Kyotera 1,975 2,512 1,897 2,363 1,832 2,191 1,307 1,578 298 283 221 285 7,530 9,212 16,742
Luwero 2,647 3,029 2,680 2,827 2,443 2,847 2,211 2,530 574 470 745 593 11,300 12,296 23,596
Lwengo 1,347 1,609 1,306 1,358 1,146 1,243 980 951 263 216 238 172 5,280 5,549 10,829
Lyantonde 438 525 442 432 378 403 308 289 112 79 106 72 1,784 1,800 3,584
Masaka 2,270 2,129 2,114 2,195 1,988 2,101 1,568 1,718 855 606 722 569 9,517 9,318 18,835
Mityana 1,537 1,943 1,365 1,749 1,226 1,488 1,137 1,270 444 365 303 279 6,012 7,094 13,106
Mpigi 1,407 1,659 1,300 1,471 1,102 1,373 975 1,106 401 398 368 374 5,553 6,381 11,934
Mubende 3,098 3,108 2,601 2,495 2,277 2,357 2,204 2,012 641 401 545 366 11,366 10,739 22,105
Mukono 3,285 3,361 2,860 3,260 2,698 2,932 2,536 2,611 1,235 1,092 1,083 899 13,697 14,155 27,852
Nakaseke 761 898 753 846 739 772 671 766 121 138 190 172 3,235 3,592 6,827
Nakasongola 980 968 859 893 893 809 759 720 124 64 146 63 3,761 3,517 7,278
Rakai 1,146 1,228 1,004 1,091 920 970 705 696 141 92 111 51 4,027 4,128 8,155
Sembabule 1,163 1,213 975 1,133 918 993 703 765 128 88 112 93 3,999 4,285 8,284
Wakiso 8,211 9,362 7,695 8,760 7,262 8,312 6,471 7,738 3,533 3,586 3,776 3,597 36,948 41,355 78,303
BUGANDA Total 47,625 52,810 44,509 49,179 41,494 45,901 36,176 39,545 15,720 14,123 15,220 13,612 200,744 215,170 415,914
BUKEDI Budaka 1,403 1,215 1,404 1,331 1,476 1,218 1,263 1,115 232 130 235 108 6,013 5,117 11,130
Busia 2,240 2,150 2,077 1,782 1,904 1,742 1,656 1,356 386 164 343 187 8,606 7,381 15,987
Butaleja 1,436 1,163 1,221 990 1,307 958 1,210 915 174 77 201 68 5,549 4,171 9,720
Kibuku 1,394 1,029 1,553 1,083 1,289 883 1,218 879 325 86 329 109 6,108 4,069 10,177
Pallisa 2,209 1,613 1,914 1,392 1,773 1,461 1,526 1,153 160 64 199 59 7,781 5,742 13,523
Tororo 3,750 3,451 3,420 2,833 3,610 2,878 3,180 2,448 713 421 762 409 15,435 12,440 27,875
BUKEDI Total 12,432 10,621 11,589 9,411 11,359 9,140 10,053 7,866 1,990 942 2,069 940 49,492 38,920 88,412
BUNYORO Bulisa 414 281 309 177 319 134 306 199 35 9 49 10 1,432 810 2,242

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 Hoima 2,152 2,190 1,982 2,115 1,992 1,956 1,649 1,633 432 301 473 333 8,680 8,528 17,208
KAGADI 2,087 1,880 1,769 1,580 1,582 1,475 1,374 1,197 217 116 200 85 7,229 6,333 13,562
Kakumiro 1,091 1,045 873 810 859 727 813 642 207 103 173 78 4,016 3,405 7,421
Kibaale 614 611 539 550 437 439 384 379 69 28 61 27 2,104 2,034 4,138
Kiryandongo 1,442 1,174 1,262 936 1,196 789 1,052 807 173 72 194 83 5,319 3,861 9,180
Masindi 1,358 1,378 1,345 1,281 1,144 1,099 1,093 1,060 287 239 367 215 5,594 5,272 10,866
BUNYORO Total 9,158 8,559 8,079 7,449 7,529 6,619 6,671 5,917 1,420 868 1,517 831 34,374 30,243 64,617
BUSOGA Bugiri 1,873 1,395 1,761 1,251 1,685 1,245 1,407 933 231 79 284 89 7,241 4,992 12,233
Buyende 1,386 1,015 1,426 1,072 1,343 897 955 615 124 56 116 41 5,350 3,696 9,046
Iganga 4,288 4,549 4,434 4,732 4,271 4,840 3,936 4,036 1,045 748 1,000 699 18,974 19,604 38,578
Jinja 2,827 2,469 2,905 2,466 2,902 2,255 2,647 2,180 1,231 638 1,371 613 13,883 10,621 24,504
Kaliro 1,496 1,336 1,720 1,526 1,581 1,390 1,213 916 309 163 310 157 6,629 5,488 12,117
Kamuli 2,747 2,769 2,823 2,903 2,597 2,508 2,312 2,117 441 199 407 162 11,327 10,658 21,985
Luuka 1,598 1,668 1,434 1,436 1,469 1,417 1,093 953 188 98 170 71 5,952 5,643 11,595
Mayuge 2,387 2,092 2,453 2,063 2,176 1,830 1,732 1,317 278 107 266 65 9,292 7,474 16,766
Namayingo 999 576 667 520 673 414 622 356 112 31 85 31 3,158 1,928 5,086
Namutumba 2,027 1,936 2,001 1,800 1,842 1,850 1,357 1,151 453 275 336 185 8,016 7,197 15,213
BUSOGA Total 21,628 19,805 21,624 19,769 20,539 18,646 17,274 14,574 4,412 2,394 4,345 2,113 89,822 77,301 167,123
ELGON Bududa 1,041 995 835 731 825 784 839 657 144 103 122 75 3,806 3,345 7,151
Bukwo 936 1,192 819 942 882 922 872 814 248 124 306 161 4,063 4,155 8,218
Bulambuli 1,129 1,130 1,118 1,066 1,002 984 715 593 154 87 145 70 4,263 3,930 8,193
Kapchorwa 980 985 877 863 919 916 935 1,025 171 151 253 176 4,135 4,116 8,251
Kween 831 902 757 761 803 753 789 793 62 84 77 56 3,319 3,349 6,668
Manafwa 1,405 1,332 1,270 1,291 1,277 1,259 1,154 1,073 192 126 205 117 5,503 5,198 10,701
Mbale 4,730 4,813 4,064 4,188 4,261 4,168 4,445 4,096 1,133 773 1,315 829 19,948 18,867 38,815
Namisindwa 1,100 1,123 1,017 955 920 899 687 671 217 133 208 94 4,149 3,875 8,024
Sironko 1,657 1,643 1,412 1,310 1,486 1,293 1,257 1,072 309 166 339 183 6,460 5,667 12,127
ELGON Total 13,809 14,115 12,169 12,107 12,375 11,978 11,693 10,794 2,630 1,747 2,970 1,761 55,646 52,502 108,148
KARAMOJA Abim 403 296 411 364 431 300 384 327 140 59 95 43 1,864 1,389 3,253
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 Kaabong 488 235 223 157 217 90 222 115 85 39 70 27 1,305 663 1,968
Kotido 678 368 628 373 481 301 307 227 196 78 160 65 2,450 1,412 3,862
Moroto 371 125 232 84 197 94 218 96 62 12 69 10 1,149 421 1,570
Nakapiripirit 209 100 181 84 152 98 102 76 4 - 4 - 652 358 1,010
Napak 80 268 88 201 73 189 57 120 - 29 - 16 298 823 1,121
KARAMOJA Total 2,310 1,440 1,836 1,319 1,603 1,125 1,346 1,004 487 217 407 164 7,989 5,269 13,258
KIGEZI Kabale 1,832 1,868 1,703 1,691 1,562 1,702 1,556 1,644 734 569 848 479 8,235 7,953 16,188
Kanungu 1,573 1,847 1,626 1,706 1,486 1,682 1,271 1,335 308 220 354 228 6,618 7,018 13,636
Kisoro 1,309 1,419 1,206 1,170 1,072 1,178 1,150 1,155 263 209 273 198 5,273 5,329 10,602
Rubanda 702 611 541 482 535 434 593 471 71 21 106 27 2,548 2,046 4,594
Rukiga 427 670 409 600 424 572 406 477 65 63 91 73 1,822 2,455 4,277
Rukungiri 2,347 2,638 2,288 2,613 2,281 2,159 2,135 2,119 593 374 588 344 10,232 10,247 20,479
KIGEZI Total 8,190 9,053 7,773 8,262 7,360 7,727 7,111 7,201 2,034 1,456 2,260 1,349 34,728 35,048 69,776
LANGO Alebtong 393 410 326 361 384 370 436 362 32 17 52 24 1,623 1,544 3,167
Amolatar 368 245 308 243 297 250 311 184 16 3 34 7 1,334 932 2,266
Apac 595 669 586 586 614 638 691 628 96 27 96 43 2,678 2,591 5,269
Dokolo 365 423 405 387 451 388 462 315 57 11 50 8 1,790 1,532 3,322
Kole 838 697 723 628 709 658 772 587 128 73 181 105 3,351 2,748 6,099
Lira 2,305 1,738 2,170 1,741 2,214 1,768 2,242 1,714 477 160 515 197 9,923 7,318 17,241
Otuke 491 351 461 357 489 358 293 220 44 12 64 13 1,842 1,311 3,153
Oyam 379 577 286 422 291 399 258 333 31 58 49 52 1,294 1,841 3,135
LANGO Total 5,734 5,110 5,265 4,725 5,449 4,829 5,465 4,343 881 361 1,041 449 23,835 19,817 43,652
TESO Amuria 1,267 989 1,062 743 1,135 692 1,014 645 112 25 167 25 4,757 3,119 7,876
Bukedea 1,047 934 778 745 821 683 726 564 89 48 96 56 3,557 3,030 6,587
Butebo 1,134 1,062 1,113 975 1,225 843 948 718 66 28 66 16 4,552 3,642 8,194
Kaberamaido 929 797 831 636 829 651 866 595 71 19 88 17 3,614 2,715 6,329
Katakwi 636 503 614 438 626 501 591 411 55 23 60 14 2,582 1,890 4,472
Kumi 1,256 1,217 1,297 1,098 1,268 939 1,131 933 110 39 180 50 5,242 4,276 9,518
Ngora 663 632 645 564 595 589 678 590 197 161 250 137 3,028 2,673 5,701
Serere 1,305 1,217 1,186 997 1,164 1,037 1,142 970 143 62 153 74 5,093 4,357 9,450

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 Soroti 2,534 2,227 2,110 1,834 2,331 1,761 2,439 1,897 822 282 852 309 11,088 8,310 19,398
TESO Total 10,771 9,578 9,636 8,030 9,994 7,696 9,535 7,323 1,665 687 1,912 698 43,513 34,012 77,525
TORO Bundibugyo 1,139 804 996 659 807 488 536 306 64 21 60 14 3,602 2,292 5,894
Bunyangabu 725 789 866 885 734 786 582 587 155 79 145 52 3,207 3,178 6,385
Kabarole 1,844 2,102 2,006 2,091 1,767 1,931 1,701 1,578 458 273 483 288 8,259 8,263 16,522
Kamwenge 1,484 1,366 1,339 1,187 1,278 1,191 1,169 1,005 266 124 291 139 5,827 5,012 10,839
Kasese 3,095 3,197 2,859 2,892 2,709 2,667 2,883 2,505 428 307 510 359 12,484 11,927 24,411
Kyegegwa 900 818 805 643 639 488 666 464 100 37 111 52 3,221 2,502 5,723
Kyenjojo 1,733 1,637 1,371 1,285 1,151 997 961 770 159 59 151 60 5,526 4,808 10,334
Ntoroko 292 191 297 195 205 139 166 110 36 4 38 10 1,034 649 1,683
TORO Total 11,212 10,904 10,539 9,837 9,290 8,687 8,664 7,325 1,666 904 1,789 974 43,160 38,631 81,791
WEST_NILE Adjumani 1,089 712 835 668 858 611 766 449 99 61 72 38 3,719 2,539 6,258
Arua 2,991 2,164 2,494 1,882 2,613 1,968 2,617 1,853 629 225 691 261 12,035 8,353 20,388
Koboko 1,178 632 893 584 938 600 943 579 110 14 163 25 4,225 2,434 6,659
Maracha 597 373 467 345 533 398 616 399 105 29 146 36 2,464 1,580 4,044
Moyo 1,246 894 1,051 710 1,030 627 776 474 188 39 115 35 4,406 2,779 7,185
Nebbi 1,197 644 1,063 543 973 492 878 409 160 21 147 33 4,418 2,142 6,560
Pakwach 646 380 522 362 499 364 436 246 - - - - 2,103 1,352 3,455
Yumbe 3,198 1,490 2,759 1,258 2,533 1,089 1,096 570 492 90 166 31 10,244 4,528 14,772
Zombo 722 419 611 289 635 274 550 226 61 6 65 5 2,644 1,219 3,863
WEST_NILE Total 12,864 7,708 10,695 6,641 10,612 6,423 8,678 5,205 1,844 485 1,565 464 46,258 26,926 73,184
Grand Total 176,934 170,595 163,138 155,657 155,822 146,500 139,490 126,993 39,972 27,871 40,762 26,849 716,118 654,465 1,370,583

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Region District Burundians Congolese Kenyans Others Rest of Africa Rwandese Sudanese Tanzanians Ugandans Over
Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female
ACHOLI Agago - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3,640 1,871 3,640 1,871
Amuru - - - - - - - - - - - - 65 27 - - 2,013 1,161 2,078 1,188
Gulu - - - - - 5 - - - 3 - - 141 77 - - 5,418 4,048 5,559 4,133
Kitgum - - - - - 1 - - - - - - 21 15 1 - 7,110 5,085 7,132 5,101
Lamwo - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 - - - 1,971 1,278 1,973 1,278
Nwoya - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,180 560 1,180 560
Omoro - 1 - - - - - - - - - - 2 15 - - 2,106 1,507 2,108 1,523
Pader - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,430 1,646 2,430 1,646
ACHOLI Total - 1 - - - 6 - - - 3 - - 231 134 1 - 25,868 17,156 26,100 17,300
ANKOLE Buhweju - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,184 1,347 1,184 1,347
Bushenyi 2 2 4 3 - 1 3 - - - 12 17 2 - 1 1 7,805 9,550 7,829 9,574
Ibanda - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6,207 6,479 6,207 6,479
Isingiro 1 - 14 7 - - - - - - 16 7 - - - - 3,764 3,676 3,795 3,690
Kiruhura - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - 1 3,531 3,320 3,532 3,321
Mbarara 2 7 16 11 - 3 - - - 1 23 44 7 1 2 4 12,039 11,184 12,089 11,255
Mitooma - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5,930 6,826 5,930 6,826
Ntungamo - - - - - - - - - - 11 3 - - - 1 9,241 10,089 9,252 10,093
Rubirizi - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3,419 3,203 3,419 3,203
Sheema - - - - - - - - - - 4 1 - - - - 7,216 7,537 7,220 7,538
ANKOLE Total 5 9 34 21 - 4 3 - - 1 67 72 9 1 3 7 60,336 63,211 60,457 63,326
BUGANDA Buikwe - - - - - 3 - - - - - - - - 1 - 6,990 7,636 6,991 7,639
Bukomansimbi - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - 3,444 3,948 3,445 3,948
Butambala - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5,437 6,384 5,437 6,384
Buvuma - - - - - - - - - - 2 2 - - - - 453 457 455 459
Gomba - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - 2,137 2,446 2,137 2,447
Kalangala - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 308 274 308 274
Kalungu - - - - - 2 - - - - 8 4 - - 5 10 6,417 8,349 6,430 8,365
Kampala 96 87 134 155 400 405 103 105 644 470 199 216 602 449 134 127 36,111 37,397 38,423 39,411
Kayunga - - - - - - - - - - 1 - 1 5 1 1 7,901 7,715 7,904 7,721
Kiboga - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - 3,028 2,906 3,028 2,907
Kyankwanzi - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,177 2,194 2,177 2,194
Kyotera - - - - 2 1 - - - - 6 2 - - 50 59 7,472 9,150 7,530 9,212
Luwero - - - 1 3 3 - - - - 5 11 58 33 - 4 11,234 12,244 11,300 12,296
Lwengo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5,280 5,549 5,280 5,549
Lyantonde - - 1 - 1 - - - - - - 1 - 1 - - 1,782 1,798 1,784 1,800
Masaka - - - - 1 1 5 3 - - 17 2 4 - 29 12 9,461 9,300 9,517 9,318
Mityana 1 - - - - - - - - - 22 18 - - - - 5,989 7,076 6,012 7,094
Mpigi 21 17 - - - - - - - - 61 43 10 8 5 4 5,456 6,309 5,553 6,381
Mubende - - - 2 1 1 - - - - 5 22 - 1 - - 11,360 10,713 11,366 10,739
Mukono 3 - - - 5 6 - 1 - - 14 15 26 16 5 11 13,644 14,106 13,697 14,155
Nakaseke - 1 - - 2 1 - - - - 1 1 - - 6 1 3,226 3,588 3,235 3,592
Nakasongola - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3,761 3,517 3,761 3,517
Rakai - - - - - - - - - - 10 10 - - 4 2 4,013 4,116 4,027 4,128
Sembabule - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3,999 4,285 3,999 4,285
Wakiso 20 31 12 10 39 21 7 4 11 4 121 128 315 264 45 23 36,378 40,870 36,948 41,355
BUGANDA Total 141 136 147 168 454 444 115 113 656 474 472 476 1,016 778 285 254 197,458 212,327 200,744 215,170
BUKEDI Budaka - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - 6,013 5,116 6,013 5,117

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 Busia - - - - 56 58 - - - - - - - - - - 8,550 7,323 8,606 7,381
Butaleja - - - - - 4 - - - - - - - - - - 5,549 4,167 5,549 4,171
Kibuku - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6,108 4,069 6,108 4,069
Pallisa - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7,781 5,742 7,781 5,742
Tororo - - - - 2 10 - 1 - - - 1 - - - 2 15,433 12,426 15,435 12,440
BUKEDI Total - - - - 58 73 - 1 - - - 1 - - - 2 49,434 38,843 49,492 38,920
BUNYORO Bulisa - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,432 810 1,432 810
Hoima 2 4 11 10 - - - - 2 1 8 6 4 2 1 1 8,652 8,504 8,680 8,528
KAGADI - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7,229 6,333 7,229 6,333
Kakumiro - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4,016 3,405 4,016 3,405
Kibaale - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,104 2,034 2,104 2,034
Kiryandongo 2 - 7 2 11 7 - - - - - 3 922 469 - 3 4,377 3,377 5,319 3,861
Masindi - - - - - 1 - - - - - - 43 15 1 - 5,550 5,256 5,594 5,272
BUNYORO Total 4 4 18 12 11 8 - - 2 1 8 9 969 486 2 4 33,360 29,719 34,374 30,243
BUSOGA Bugiri - - - - 9 5 - - - - - - - - 5 2 7,227 4,985 7,241 4,992
Buyende - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5,350 3,696 5,350 3,696
Iganga - - - - 1 1 - - - - - - - - - - 18,973 19,603 18,974 19,604
Jinja 2 - 1 - 17 13 14 26 8 9 6 2 2 - 2 4 13,831 10,567 13,883 10,621
Kaliro - - - - - - - - - - 2 4 1 2 1 2 6,625 5,480 6,629 5,488
Kamuli - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11,327 10,658 11,327 10,658
Luuka - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5,952 5,643 5,952 5,643
Mayuge - - - - - 3 - - - - - - - - - - 9,292 7,471 9,292 7,474
Namayingo - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - 3,157 1,928 3,158 1,928
Namutumba 1 - - - - - - - - - 3 7 - - - - 8,012 7,190 8,016 7,197
BUSOGA Total 3 - 1 - 28 22 14 26 8 9 11 13 3 2 8 8 89,746 77,221 89,822 77,301
ELGON Bududa - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3,806 3,345 3,806 3,345
Bukwo - - - - 3 1 - - - - - - - - - - 4,060 4,154 4,063 4,155
Bulambuli - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4,263 3,930 4,263 3,930
Kapchorwa - - - - 2 8 - - - - - - - - - - 4,133 4,108 4,135 4,116
Kween - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3,319 3,349 3,319 3,349
Manafwa - - - - 6 1 - - - - - - - - - - 5,497 5,197 5,503 5,198
Mbale - - - - 27 42 - - - - - - - - 1 - 19,920 18,825 19,948 18,867
Namisindwa - - - - 31 40 - - - - - - - - - - 4,118 3,835 4,149 3,875
Sironko - - - - 1 2 - - - - - - - - 3 1 6,456 5,664 6,460 5,667
ELGON Total - - - - 70 94 - - - - - - - - 4 1 55,572 52,407 55,646 52,502
KARAMOJA Abim - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,864 1,389 1,864 1,389
Amudat - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 271 203 271 203
Kaabong - - - - - - - - - - - - 6 17 - - 1,299 646 1,305 663
Kotido - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,450 1,412 2,450 1,412
Moroto - - - - 2 - - - - - 1 - 5 - 9 - 1,132 421 1,149 421
Nakapiripirit - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 652 358 652 358
Napak - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 298 823 298 823
KARAMOJA Total - - - - 2 - - - - - 1 - 11 17 9 - 7,966 5,252 7,989 5,269
KIGEZI Kabale 1 - - 1 2 3 - - - - 52 32 - - 1 5 8,179 7,912 8,235 7,953
Kanungu - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6,618 7,018 6,618 7,018
Kisoro - - - - 1 4 - - - - 13 13 - - - - 5,259 5,312 5,273 5,329
Rubanda - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,548 2,046 2,548 2,046
Rukiga - - - - - - - - - - 3 4 - - 18 6 1,801 2,445 1,822 2,455
Rukungiri - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10,232 10,247 10,232 10,247
KIGEZI Total 1 - - 1 3 7 - - - - 68 49 - - 19 11 34,637 34,980 34,728 35,048
LANGO Alebtong - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,623 1,544 1,623 1,544
Amolatar - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,334 932 1,334 932
Apac - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,678 2,591 2,678 2,591
Dokolo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,790 1,532 1,790 1,532

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 Kole - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3,351 2,748 3,351 2,748
Lira - - 7 1 - - - - - - - - 7 1 - - 9,909 7,316 9,923 7,318
Otuke - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,842 1,311 1,842 1,311
Oyam - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,294 1,841 1,294 1,841
LANGO Total - - 7 1 - - - - - - - - 7 1 - - 23,821 19,815 23,835 19,817
TESO Amuria - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4,757 3,119 4,757 3,119
Bukedea - - - - 2 - - - - - - - - - - - 3,555 3,030 3,557 3,030
Butebo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4,552 3,642 4,552 3,642
Kaberamaido - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - 3,613 2,715 3,614 2,715
Katakwi - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,582 1,890 2,582 1,890
Kumi - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5,242 4,276 5,242 4,276
Ngora - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3,028 2,673 3,028 2,673
Serere - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5,093 4,357 5,093 4,357
Soroti - - - - - 1 - - - - - - 2 - - - 11,086 8,309 11,088 8,310
TESO Total - - - - 3 1 - - - - - - 2 - - - 43,508 34,011 43,513 34,012
TORO Bundibugyo - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - 3,602 2,291 3,602 2,292
Bunyangabu - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3,207 3,178 3,207 3,178
Kabarole - - - - - - - - - - 2 1 - - - - 8,257 8,262 8,259 8,263
Kamwenge 1 3 6 8 - - - - - - - 3 - 1 - - 5,820 4,997 5,827 5,012
Kasese - - - 2 - - - - - - - - - - - - 12,484 11,925 12,484 11,927
Kyegegwa 1 3 2 3 - 1 - - - - 8 6 - - - - 3,210 2,489 3,221 2,502
Kyenjojo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5,526 4,808 5,526 4,808
Ntoroko - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,034 649 1,034 649
TORO Total 2 6 8 13 - 1 - - - - 10 10 - 2 - - 43,140 38,599 43,160 38,631
WEST_NILE Adjumani - - - - - - - - - - 59 37 1,160 1,309 - - 2,500 1,193 3,719 2,539
Arua 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - - - - - 1,094 693 - - 10,937 7,658 12,035 8,353
Koboko - - 25 13 - - - - - - - - 492 266 - - 3,708 2,155 4,225 2,434
Maracha - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,464 1,580 2,464 1,580
Moyo - - - 1 - - - - - - - - 1,319 847 - - 3,087 1,931 4,406 2,779
Nebbi - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4,418 2,142 4,418 2,142
Pakwach - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,103 1,352 2,103 1,352
Yumbe - - - - - - - - - - - - 3,329 1,077 - - 6,915 3,451 10,244 4,528
Zombo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,644 1,219 2,644 1,219
WEST_NILE Total 1 1 26 15 1 - 1 - - - 59 37 7,394 4,192 - - 38,776 22,681 46,258 26,926
Grand Total 157 157 241 231 630 660 133 140 666 488 696 667 9,642 5,613 331 287 703,622 646,222 716,118 654,465

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Region District Government Private Overall
S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 Government Private Total
ACHOLI Agago 906 710 752 557 115 113 510 393 350 362 - - 3,153 1,615 4,768
Amuru 266 231 225 236 29 33 240 171 135 129 14 24 1,020 713 1,733
Gulu 1,136 1,135 1,124 735 252 357 739 714 757 853 252 237 4,739 3,552 8,291
Kitgum 838 678 638 707 75 91 1,935 2,026 1,979 1,829 233 326 3,027 8,328 11,355
Lamwo 506 452 395 296 37 30 174 107 110 143 - - 1,716 534 2,250
Nwoya 330 303 337 260 38 71 114 127 79 34 - - 1,339 354 1,693
Omoro 494 457 513 486 31 49 311 281 318 247 22 10 2,030 1,189 3,219
Pader 707 577 570 475 32 29 397 355 371 378 27 14 2,390 1,542 3,932
ACHOLI Total 5,183 4,543 4,554 3,752 609 773 4,420 4,174 4,099 3,975 548 611 19,414 17,827 37,241
ANKOLE Buhweju 210 163 179 246 56 62 349 320 280 265 12 7 916 1,233 2,149
Bushenyi 1,404 1,465 1,411 1,331 613 612 2,037 1,954 1,924 2,012 932 1,016 6,836 9,875 16,711
Ibanda 1,494 1,289 1,515 1,305 335 337 1,454 1,378 1,240 1,185 449 454 6,275 6,160 12,435
Isingiro 906 936 870 820 128 154 902 803 688 605 65 96 3,814 3,159 6,973
Kiruhura 721 710 696 708 218 246 848 661 605 620 62 69 3,299 2,865 6,164
Mbarara 2,336 2,513 2,465 2,165 1,151 1,318 2,219 2,066 1,747 1,727 441 488 11,948 8,688 20,636
Mitooma 1,024 1,069 975 999 364 342 1,655 1,436 1,403 1,276 54 50 4,773 5,874 10,647
Ntungamo 2,061 1,944 1,694 1,540 545 561 2,766 2,397 2,092 1,739 309 294 8,345 9,597 17,942
Rubirizi 483 398 353 345 55 58 1,374 1,129 982 535 259 149 1,692 4,428 6,120
Sheema 2,031 1,802 1,707 1,349 711 717 1,397 1,443 1,283 1,229 137 159 8,317 5,648 13,965
ANKOLE Total 12,670 12,289 11,865 10,808 4,176 4,407 15,001 13,587 12,244 11,193 2,720 2,782 56,215 57,527 113,742
BUGANDA Buikwe 570 599 622 480 130 142 2,713 2,540 2,125 2,046 623 529 2,543 10,576 13,119
Bukomansimbi 822 766 666 498 96 76 873 867 742 542 44 45 2,924 3,113 6,037
Butambala 1,400 1,411 1,314 1,214 741 696 1,105 1,054 1,001 904 229 210 6,776 4,503 11,279
Buvuma 67 52 48 45 38 - 101 89 89 75 - - 250 354 604
Gomba 465 495 408 416 111 89 585 503 407 389 37 42 1,984 1,963 3,947
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 Kalungu 1,054 955 899 635 230 191 2,507 2,307 2,053 1,783 604 575 3,964 9,829 13,793
Kampala 5,593 5,566 5,413 4,133 3,129 2,901 7,788 7,750 7,654 7,838 4,028 4,553 26,735 39,611 66,346
Kayunga 1,084 841 668 540 193 199 2,744 2,547 2,469 1,912 376 310 3,525 10,358 13,883
Kiboga 450 380 305 305 46 37 842 928 699 672 143 119 1,523 3,403 4,926
Kyankwanzi 243 385 356 383 79 77 775 578 518 443 45 22 1,523 2,381 3,904
Kyotera 1,806 1,936 1,791 1,359 460 383 2,186 1,932 1,807 1,285 102 97 7,735 7,409 15,144
Luwero 1,798 1,850 1,818 1,605 528 699 3,388 3,205 3,013 2,760 463 541 8,298 13,370 21,668
Lwengo 907 925 818 687 193 162 1,431 1,344 1,268 1,003 166 144 3,692 5,356 9,048
Lyantonde 577 531 508 396 166 148 244 224 195 181 25 30 2,326 899 3,225
Masaka 1,752 1,752 1,597 1,491 1,008 972 2,069 2,026 1,870 1,420 373 285 8,572 8,043 16,615
Mityana 639 669 594 466 164 136 2,577 2,205 2,003 1,456 628 408 2,668 9,277 11,945
Mpigi 846 698 714 531 274 259 2,057 1,922 1,647 1,451 504 469 3,322 8,050 11,372
Mubende 2,510 2,055 1,650 1,416 229 283 2,916 2,487 2,262 2,105 603 486 8,143 10,859 19,002
Mukono 3,588 3,239 2,877 2,355 1,228 1,004 2,701 2,558 2,331 2,208 921 848 14,291 11,567 25,858
Nakaseke 600 509 569 469 108 105 824 873 799 750 149 246 2,360 3,641 6,001
Nakasongola 918 779 742 786 99 105 799 724 705 510 80 97 3,429 2,915 6,344
Rakai 1,128 984 859 586 184 115 1,024 936 859 650 46 18 3,856 3,533 7,389
Sembabule 1,044 961 828 770 121 122 1,126 960 928 621 73 70 3,846 3,778 7,624
Wakiso 4,994 4,927 4,649 3,876 1,630 1,676 11,303 10,494 9,993 9,329 5,091 5,364 21,752 51,574 73,326
BUGANDA Total 35,001 33,384 30,817 25,559 11,234 10,608 54,678 51,053 47,437 42,333 15,353 15,508 146,603 226,362 372,965
BUKEDI Budaka 795 782 743 699 124 103 1,618 1,706 1,758 1,525 220 221 3,246 7,048 10,294
Busia 2,182 1,867 1,829 1,252 298 240 1,755 1,528 1,466 1,415 217 263 7,668 6,644 14,312
Butaleja 1,423 1,196 1,288 1,093 125 124 815 697 707 803 124 134 5,249 3,280 8,529
Kibuku 719 694 514 408 61 42 1,411 1,678 1,411 1,341 343 396 2,438 6,580 9,018
Pallisa 1,554 1,290 1,210 1,077 72 88 1,736 1,580 1,598 1,387 146 164 5,291 6,611 11,902
Tororo 3,349 2,944 3,146 2,868 833 885 3,226 2,768 2,945 2,478 275 267 14,025 11,959 25,984
BUKEDI Total 10,022 8,773 8,730 7,397 1,513 1,482 10,561 9,957 9,885 8,949 1,325 1,445 37,917 42,122 80,039
BUNYORO Bulisa 242 239 192 242 8 26 294 169 187 172 36 33 949 891 1,840
Hoima 1,480 1,296 1,249 1,144 297 361 2,375 2,194 2,104 1,796 376 383 5,827 9,228 15,055
KAGADI 1,277 1,076 979 878 236 200 2,257 1,800 1,796 1,444 95 83 4,646 7,475 12,121

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 Kakumiro 765 624 685 706 152 153 1,120 854 691 594 110 69 3,085 3,438 6,523
Kibaale 273 265 235 221 8 14 810 706 623 522 88 74 1,016 2,823 3,839
Kiryandongo 382 356 306 329 16 14 2,012 1,616 1,495 1,440 220 237 1,403 7,020 8,423
Masindi 1,509 1,445 1,360 1,307 393 434 907 866 664 606 58 79 6,448 3,180 9,628
BUNYORO Total 5,928 5,301 5,006 4,827 1,110 1,202 9,775 8,205 7,560 6,574 983 958 23,374 34,055 57,429
BUSOGA Bugiri 987 853 910 830 148 209 1,674 1,654 1,452 1,048 125 103 3,937 6,056 9,993
Buyende 505 466 407 450 13 22 1,695 1,765 1,656 993 89 87 1,863 6,285 8,148
Iganga 2,644 3,031 3,055 2,718 1,002 969 5,650 5,572 5,260 4,816 716 642 13,419 22,656 36,075
Jinja 2,886 2,855 2,834 2,576 1,224 1,339 1,870 1,929 1,557 1,725 411 414 13,714 7,906 21,620
Kaliro 1,581 1,861 1,699 1,130 340 325 940 1,093 1,018 763 121 125 6,936 4,060 10,996
Kamuli 1,521 1,567 1,450 1,223 284 254 3,132 3,225 2,966 2,683 243 231 6,299 12,480 18,779
Luuka 781 781 891 773 119 114 1,834 1,662 1,610 1,116 100 90 3,459 6,412 9,871
Mayuge 1,203 1,331 1,408 1,232 211 192 2,934 2,797 2,497 1,759 173 138 5,577 10,298 15,875
Namayingo 472 366 380 309 31 35 874 662 535 519 47 61 1,593 2,698 4,291
Namutumba 832 673 682 574 197 184 3,067 3,050 2,974 1,900 531 330 3,142 11,852 14,994
BUSOGA Total 13,412 13,784 13,716 11,815 3,569 3,643 23,670 23,409 21,525 17,322 2,556 2,221 59,939 90,703 150,642
ELGON Bududa 1,360 1,048 1,112 986 173 179 393 365 408 393 74 18 4,858 1,651 6,509
Bukwo 915 778 848 898 283 365 636 466 427 330 - - 4,087 1,859 5,946
Bulambuli 964 884 716 432 93 87 1,119 1,055 1,004 712 132 117 3,176 4,139 7,315
Kapchorwa 1,241 1,045 1,110 1,136 280 370 682 666 699 818 42 59 5,182 2,966 8,148
Kween 765 747 713 710 93 105 746 579 555 684 9 19 3,133 2,592 5,725
Manafwa 788 640 738 696 65 91 1,699 1,682 1,614 1,451 220 222 3,018 6,888 9,906
Mbale 3,774 2,817 2,869 2,903 591 623 4,038 3,889 3,804 4,184 1,070 1,239 13,577 18,224 31,801
Namisindwa 1,109 966 987 797 284 236 938 881 679 517 57 52 4,379 3,124 7,503
Sironko 1,444 1,111 1,189 1,044 208 221 1,603 1,465 1,469 1,233 250 300 5,217 6,320 11,537
ELGON Total 12,360 10,036 10,282 9,602 2,070 2,277 11,854 11,048 10,659 10,322 1,854 2,026 46,627 47,763 94,390
KARAMOJA Abim 521 456 528 445 161 116 6 4 5 1 1 1 2,227 18 2,245
Amudat 84 100 95 99 - 12 30 15 - - - - 390 45 435
Kaabong 175 163 135 185 87 77 250 144 105 89 37 20 822 645 1,467
Kotido 451 420 448 418 143 161 70 49 35 40 - - 2,041 194 2,235

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 Moroto 284 193 171 203 56 62 140 113 112 110 18 17 969 510 1,479
Nakapiripirit 224 223 213 155 4 4 823 - 823
Napak 261 194 166 108 29 16 7 94 94 68 - - 774 263 1,037
KARAMOJA Total 2,000 1,749 1,756 1,613 480 448 503 419 351 308 56 38 8,046 1,675 9,721
KIGEZI Kabale 2,073 1,923 1,873 1,710 847 945 1,084 1,008 968 982 315 331 9,371 4,688 14,059
Kanungu 1,852 1,771 1,755 1,549 415 445 1,346 1,388 1,265 1,025 82 113 7,787 5,219 13,006
Kisoro 1,158 994 922 923 145 138 1,225 1,025 908 921 265 257 4,280 4,601 8,881
Rubanda 499 386 379 435 25 35 408 359 320 370 32 41 1,759 1,530 3,289
Rukiga 650 632 659 580 68 114 353 276 253 195 34 25 2,703 1,136 3,839
Rukungiri 2,734 2,819 2,496 2,454 741 770 1,669 1,506 1,394 1,335 184 147 12,014 6,235 18,249
KIGEZI Total 8,966 8,525 8,084 7,651 2,241 2,447 6,085 5,562 5,108 4,828 912 914 37,914 23,409 61,323
LANGO Alebtong 503 472 526 550 49 76 243 159 198 221 - - 2,176 821 2,997
Amolatar 414 338 361 348 18 41 177 193 160 117 - - 1,520 647 2,167
Apac 1,028 988 1,047 1,117 116 112 87 95 56 69 - - 4,408 307 4,715
Dokolo 600 615 716 669 68 58 115 93 85 90 - - 2,726 383 3,109
Kole 781 782 845 821 87 117 618 478 401 402 94 137 3,433 2,130 5,563
Lira 1,431 1,451 1,634 1,316 469 560 2,266 2,130 2,216 2,479 84 103 6,861 9,278 16,139
Otuke 662 617 635 406 53 61 82 48 51 61 - - 2,434 242 2,676
Oyam 575 405 288 380 84 97 155 134 121 110 - - 1,829 520 2,349
LANGO Total 5,994 5,668 6,052 5,607 944 1,122 3,743 3,330 3,288 3,549 178 240 25,387 14,328 39,715
TESO Amuria 896 725 719 702 84 95 1,146 899 991 831 53 37 3,221 3,957 7,178
Bukedea 912 669 718 703 83 86 759 681 667 468 54 66 3,171 2,695 5,866
Butebo 414 405 421 384 26 36 1,575 1,473 1,390 1,172 67 46 1,686 5,723 7,409
Kaberamaido 816 656 736 728 50 60 858 762 686 685 40 45 3,046 3,076 6,122
Katakwi 778 647 708 499 63 48 274 339 305 340 - - 2,743 1,258 4,001
Kumi 1,301 1,064 1,205 986 119 180 1,072 1,144 960 1,019 30 50 4,855 4,275 9,130
Ngora 761 747 726 703 203 224 433 406 457 565 155 163 3,364 2,179 5,543
Serere 1,389 1,245 1,256 1,171 92 122 921 798 817 811 112 45 5,275 3,504 8,779
Soroti 1,724 1,556 1,618 1,590 540 459 2,836 2,201 2,251 2,462 526 620 7,487 10,896 18,383
TESO Total 8,991 7,714 8,107 7,466 1,260 1,310 9,874 8,703 8,524 8,353 1,037 1,072 34,848 37,563 72,411

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 TORO Bundibugyo 1,061 836 640 427 60 34 540 471 380 299 21 16 3,058 1,727 4,785
Bunyangabu 688 1,028 894 706 183 166 613 644 551 431 43 25 3,665 2,307 5,972
Kabarole 2,044 2,266 2,072 1,899 481 412 1,679 1,559 1,404 1,260 244 263 9,174 6,409 15,583
Kamwenge 1,141 944 939 946 152 154 1,292 1,191 1,172 1,034 167 188 4,276 5,044 9,320
Kasese 2,009 1,908 1,795 1,830 426 506 3,772 3,317 3,058 3,073 292 328 8,474 13,840 22,314
Kyegegwa 692 650 519 586 67 89 869 679 551 466 64 70 2,603 2,699 5,302
Kyenjojo 1,009 754 637 522 91 62 1,752 1,474 1,230 955 98 113 3,075 5,622 8,697
Ntoroko 386 425 251 198 20 37 30 33 26 36 - - 1,317 125 1,442
TORO Total 9,030 8,811 7,747 7,114 1,480 1,460 10,547 9,368 8,372 7,554 929 1,003 35,642 37,773 73,415
WEST_NILE Adjumani 519 568 436 489 107 93 757 622 597 520 7 - 2,212 2,503 4,715
Arua 2,809 2,391 2,515 2,661 703 749 2,003 1,763 1,781 1,697 144 203 11,828 7,591 19,419
Koboko 475 354 489 540 62 93 1,278 967 1,009 844 61 87 2,013 4,246 6,259
Maracha 448 424 461 573 120 172 380 309 308 363 - - 2,198 1,360 3,558
Moyo 496 491 515 500 159 81 978 759 706 625 62 69 2,242 3,199 5,441
Nebbi 866 770 672 536 165 162 870 765 677 547 16 18 3,171 2,893 6,064
Pakwach 321 173 205 143 - - 650 695 645 519 - - 842 2,509 3,351
Yumbe 914 917 794 613 180 177 1,839 1,598 1,418 730 137 11 3,595 5,733 9,328
Zombo 654 549 533 466 60 70 218 258 168 233 6 - 2,332 883 3,215
WEST_NILE Total 7,502 6,637 6,620 6,521 1,556 1,597 8,973 7,736 7,309 6,078 433 388 30,433 30,917 61,350

National 124,389 114,925 111,471 98,924 28,066 28,369 154,683 142,964 134,117 120,145 26,164 26,424 506,144 604,497 1,110,641

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Annex V: Secondary repeaters by grade and district
Region District S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 Overall
Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Males Females Total
ACHOLI Agago - - 33 13 50 30 67 40 - - 6 1 156 84 240
Amuru - - 2 3 3 5 9 2 - - - - 14 10 24
Gulu - - 8 8 10 22 31 22 11 8 17 5 77 65 142
Kitgum 36 25 6 6 16 16 60 43 1 2 7 4 126 96 222
Lamwo 6 1 4 3 12 4 28 15 1 - 3 - 54 23 77
Nwoya - - - 1 - - 1 - - - 1 - 2 1 3
Omoro - - 2 3 7 11 13 22 1 - 5 2 28 38 66
Pader 1 - 3 1 9 7 24 43 - - - - 37 51 88
ACHOLI Total 43 26 58 38 107 95 233 187 14 10 39 12 494 368 862
ANKOLE Buhweju 2 2 2 - - - 5 7 - - 1 2 10 11 21
Bushenyi - - 1 4 16 8 20 24 21 7 14 10 72 53 125
Ibanda 3 3 4 7 5 13 28 26 1 - 5 5 46 54 100
Isingiro 39 53 3 1 6 5 9 6 - 1 4 - 61 66 127
Kiruhura - - 1 - 4 1 4 4 - - - - 9 5 14
Mbarara - 1 21 32 23 15 66 34 22 2 7 14 139 98 237
Mitooma 15 9 1 1 1 4 14 23 - 1 1 10 32 48 80
Ntungamo 1 - - 2 6 12 22 31 1 1 2 2 32 48 80
Rubirizi 1 - 4 2 5 7 17 15 1 1 2 2 30 27 57
Sheema 2 - - 3 8 14 36 37 1 3 16 1 63 58 121
ANKOLE Total 63 68 37 52 74 79 221 207 47 16 52 46 494 468 962
BUGANDA Buikwe - 1 3 1 35 18 30 23 2 - 9 13 79 56 135
Bukomansimbi - - - 2 - - 2 11 - - - 1 2 14 16
Butambala - - 37 51 49 51 37 34 12 7 4 1 139 144 283
Buvuma - - - - - - 2 1 - - - - 2 1 3
Gomba 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 6 - - - - 6 11 17
Kalangala - - - - - - 2 4 - - - - 2 4 6

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 Kalungu - - 5 5 8 11 3 7 - 3 2 - 18 26 44
Kampala 6 4 47 65 93 117 88 91 42 28 47 45 323 350 673
Kayunga 45 75 12 10 72 72 51 49 11 1 21 3 212 210 422
Kiboga 20 34 4 2 3 1 - 1 - - - 1 27 39 66
Kyankwanzi - - 2 - 1 2 2 2 - - - - 5 4 9
Kyotera - - 17 31 31 15 8 22 - 10 - - 56 78 134
Luwero 9 13 12 17 25 28 23 27 2 2 6 4 77 91 168
Lwengo - - - - 3 2 4 2 - - - - 7 4 11
Lyantonde - - 3 - 4 2 4 5 1 1 - - 12 8 20
Masaka 41 14 2 4 6 9 14 7 3 - 5 3 71 37 108
Mityana - - 4 9 16 12 6 10 2 - 4 2 32 33 65
Mpigi 1 2 2 5 4 10 6 8 - - - - 13 25 38
Mubende 31 24 9 6 14 20 25 28 1 2 3 - 83 80 163
Mukono 9 1 20 17 27 27 21 23 - 1 6 4 83 73 156
Nakaseke 4 2 3 4 2 3 13 12 2 1 10 6 34 28 62
Nakasongola - - - - 2 4 20 26 1 - 3 1 26 31 57
Rakai - - 2 4 2 5 3 5 1 1 - 1 8 16 24
Sembabule - 2 4 9 8 11 3 7 2 1 - - 17 30 47
Wakiso 24 20 38 33 86 99 66 83 45 20 18 7 277 262 539
BUGANDA Total 191 193 227 277 493 521 435 494 127 78 138 92 1,611 1,655 3,266
BUKEDI Budaka - - - - 1 - 46 47 - - 4 2 51 49 100
Busia - 3 5 6 9 7 48 40 1 - 7 3 70 59 129
Butaleja 5 4 2 4 3 14 94 72 - - 4 1 108 95 203
Kibuku - - 6 3 11 5 90 61 - - - - 107 69 176
Pallisa 2 - 2 1 10 11 69 50 - - 6 - 89 62 151
Tororo 15 11 5 11 48 47 138 114 2 - 20 11 228 194 422
BUKEDI Total 22 18 20 25 82 84 485 384 3 - 41 17 653 528 1,181
BUNYORO Bulisa - - 1 - - - 13 7 - - - - 14 7 21
Hoima 1 - 13 13 11 20 49 48 1 - 26 21 101 102 203
KAGADI 2 - 20 13 16 14 43 38 - - 1 1 82 66 148

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 Kakumiro - 1 1 1 18 16 32 11 - - 4 2 55 31 86
Kibaale - - - - 8 11 11 10 1 - 1 - 21 21 42
Kiryandongo - - 9 8 32 29 51 42 4 3 1 1 97 83 180
Masindi - - 6 10 10 19 49 43 6 1 8 6 79 79 158
BUNYORO Total 3 1 50 45 95 109 248 199 12 4 41 31 449 389 838
BUSOGA Bugiri - 1 1 3 5 4 67 45 - - 5 - 78 53 131
Buyende - - 2 1 23 20 27 17 - - 4 4 56 42 98
Iganga 4 3 16 22 28 42 105 96 11 7 13 4 177 174 351
Jinja 1 - 10 23 45 24 68 41 8 5 14 8 146 101 247
Kaliro - 1 5 4 20 18 15 17 4 2 12 2 56 44 100
Kamuli 80 107 11 19 35 25 83 89 1 - 20 6 230 246 476
Luuka - - 1 - 6 9 28 32 - - 5 1 40 42 82
Mayuge 3 15 92 75 120 97 166 144 12 2 19 6 412 339 751
Namayingo - - 7 4 15 16 84 45 - - - 1 106 66 172
Namutumba - - 2 5 20 17 41 28 - - 9 7 72 57 129
BUSOGA Total 88 127 147 156 317 272 684 554 36 16 101 39 1,373 1,164 2,537
ELGON Bududa - - 3 - 2 3 56 44 - - - - 61 47 108
Bukwo - - 5 1 - 4 56 50 2 1 22 30 85 86 171
Bulambuli - - 3 - 14 17 50 51 2 - 3 2 72 70 142
Kapchorwa - - 8 4 13 8 93 91 5 1 11 4 130 108 238
Kween - - - - 8 9 101 87 - - - - 109 96 205
Manafwa - - 33 16 20 17 47 49 - - 29 14 129 96 225
Mbale - - 14 6 24 15 235 255 9 6 80 61 362 343 705
Namisindwa - - - - 5 1 40 30 - - 5 2 50 33 83
Sironko - - 2 3 12 4 117 82 - - 13 7 144 96 240
ELGON Total - - 68 30 98 78 795 739 18 8 163 120 1,142 975 2,117
KARAMOJA Abim - - 2 1 7 5 8 30 - - 3 - 20 36 56
Amudat - - - - 2 - 6 6 - - - - 8 6 14
Kaabong - - 1 - 2 - 4 - 1 1 - - 8 1 9
Kotido - - 2 3 21 20 12 13 5 3 - - 40 39 79

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 Moroto - - - 2 1 - - - - - - - 1 2 3
Nakapiripirit - - 8 4 10 6 14 2 - - - - 32 12 44
Napak - - - - - - 2 3 - - - - 2 3 5
KARAMOJA Total - - 13 10 43 31 46 54 6 4 3 - 111 99 210
KIGEZI Kabale 27 27 6 2 12 8 82 52 - - 23 12 150 101 251
Kanungu - - 2 6 7 16 30 33 1 - 10 6 50 61 111
Kisoro 10 34 - 3 8 11 63 56 - 1 5 12 86 117 203
Rubanda - - 1 - 1 - 32 31 - - 5 1 39 32 71
Rukiga 1 - - - - 8 18 16 - - - - 19 24 43
Rukungiri - - 4 2 3 4 23 25 - - 16 2 46 33 79
KIGEZI Total 38 61 13 13 31 47 248 213 1 1 59 33 390 368 758
LANGO Alebtong - - - 2 1 4 17 14 - - 4 - 22 20 42
Amolatar 18 4 4 2 6 5 29 35 - - 5 3 62 49 111
Apac 1 1 5 8 9 5 44 42 - - 9 2 68 58 126
Dokolo - - - 3 1 4 23 13 - - 2 1 26 21 47
Kole - - 6 5 12 11 43 25 2 1 8 3 71 45 116
Lira 14 40 22 19 52 35 135 147 16 26 23 1 262 268 530
Otuke - - 5 2 5 3 29 16 - - 1 - 40 21 61
Oyam - - - - 9 8 18 13 - - 1 - 28 21 49
LANGO Total 33 45 42 41 95 75 338 305 18 27 53 10 579 503 1,082
TESO Amuria 2 2 14 13 29 27 127 88 5 2 13 2 190 134 324
Bukedea - - 5 4 17 10 29 25 - - 4 - 55 39 94
Butebo 3 - 6 4 4 10 61 46 - - 1 - 75 60 135
Kaberamaido - 1 6 2 23 23 140 82 1 - 6 - 176 108 284
Katakwi 1 2 2 4 16 11 63 55 - - 5 3 87 75 162
Kumi - - 10 3 36 34 130 95 5 - 8 4 189 136 325
Ngora - 2 2 3 8 9 47 32 - - 6 - 63 46 109
Serere - - 22 29 31 41 143 135 - 4 4 18 200 227 427
Soroti 4 4 9 9 38 58 99 84 18 9 16 14 184 178 362
TESO Total 10 11 76 71 202 223 839 642 29 15 63 41 1,219 1,003 2,222

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 TORO Bundibugyo 1 - 22 23 10 4 49 34 1 - 3 1 86 62 148
Bunyangabu 1 - - 1 9 11 22 26 1 - 5 10 38 48 86
Kabarole - 2 1 1 4 3 34 10 - 2 3 3 42 21 63
Kamwenge - - 8 7 16 12 37 34 9 15 17 6 87 74 161
Kasese - - 13 18 37 51 110 112 5 5 7 3 172 189 361
Kyegegwa 4 3 6 5 12 9 10 10 - 1 - - 32 28 60
Kyenjojo 2 13 7 9 12 12 14 17 - - - - 35 51 86
Ntoroko - - - - - - 4 7 - - - - 4 7 11
TORO Total 8 18 57 64 100 102 280 250 16 23 35 23 496 480 976
WEST_NILE Adjumani 6 3 8 11 28 20 84 50 - - 9 5 135 89 224
Arua 13 10 25 26 37 52 200 144 - 1 20 4 295 237 532
Koboko 13 6 14 11 40 29 71 44 - - 10 1 148 91 239
Maracha - - 2 3 5 11 71 51 1 1 14 - 93 66 159
Moyo - - 18 21 24 24 68 31 1 - 2 - 113 76 189
Nebbi 1 1 26 19 43 41 78 65 2 1 1 - 151 127 278
Pakwach - - - - 2 1 7 1 - - - - 9 2 11
Yumbe - - 25 15 45 15 77 45 23 5 11 4 181 84 265
Zombo 2 - 1 - 6 3 46 37 - - 2 1 57 41 98
WEST_NILE Total 35 119 106 230 196 702 468 27 8 69 15 1,182 793 1,975
Grand Total 534 568 927 928 1,967 1,912 5,554 4,696 354 210 857 479 10,193 8,793 18,986

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Annex VI: Secondary Orphans by Grade, Class and District
Region District S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 Overall
Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Total
ACHOLI Agago 188 152 180 137 203 163 250 160 21 4 23 9 865 625 1,490
Amuru 121 88 106 87 120 70 69 47 9 5 10 2 435 299 734
Gulu 241 225 212 172 213 192 282 231 95 62 106 56 1,149 938 2,087
Kitgum 400 388 351 322 295 236 432 355 96 56 84 49 1,658 1,406 3,064
Lamwo 92 83 105 69 67 46 49 45 7 - 9 2 329 245 574
Nwoya 63 52 77 46 65 39 42 36 8 2 11 5 266 180 446
Omoro 203 137 116 130 133 127 157 117 3 4 5 3 617 518 1,135
Pader 205 163 195 114 126 124 137 166 11 3 13 3 687 573 1,260
ACHOLI Total 1,513 1,288 1,342 1,077 1,222 997 1,418 1,157 250 136 261 129 6,006 4,784 10,790
ANKOLE Buhweju 56 41 59 64 37 48 40 64 6 6 5 2 203 225 428
Bushenyi 278 245 242 269 223 249 223 278 97 144 98 101 1,161 1,286 2,447
Ibanda 266 254 226 240 174 201 183 194 74 63 79 76 1,002 1,028 2,030
Isingiro 105 117 97 106 116 103 98 92 15 9 28 11 459 438 897
Kiruhura 225 183 178 171 184 139 151 118 44 24 30 21 812 656 1,468
Mbarara 507 448 454 400 437 371 359 342 180 132 181 150 2,118 1,843 3,961
Mitooma 278 264 254 284 264 269 211 229 34 52 33 54 1,074 1,152 2,226
Ntungamo 331 333 341 353 275 292 279 280 72 51 80 40 1,378 1,349 2,727
Rubirizi 198 227 164 171 158 144 98 95 30 21 24 11 672 669 1,341
Sheema 251 213 211 207 212 197 186 207 86 52 84 69 1,030 945 1,975
ANKOLE Total 2,495 2,325 2,226 2,265 2,080 2,013 1,828 1,899 638 554 642 535 9,909 9,591 19,500
BUGANDA Buikwe 412 381 264 280 271 270 226 204 57 64 56 60 1,286 1,259 2,545
Bukomansimbi 176 170 163 160 91 129 120 109 16 9 8 4 574 581 1,155
Butambala 200 193 181 175 127 164 138 142 76 72 65 59 787 805 1,592
Buvuma 28 19 22 13 17 16 12 17 - - - - 79 65 144
Gomba 88 88 83 104 75 97 77 111 31 29 14 26 368 455 823
Kalangala 6 7 27 22 15 10 16 18 4 1 10 7 78 65 143

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 Kalungu 386 412 319 330 291 316 265 270 72 94 78 105 1,411 1,527 2,938
Kampala 1,382 1,369 1,257 1,365 1,320 1,451 1,172 1,224 751 732 681 767 6,563 6,908 13,471
Kayunga 424 383 353 357 266 249 252 264 56 75 57 52 1,408 1,380 2,788
Kiboga 180 156 113 125 120 136 137 123 31 19 22 21 603 580 1,183
Kyankwanzi 134 149 137 165 118 153 109 129 27 19 17 14 542 629 1,171
Kyotera 640 611 590 582 522 504 548 460 108 82 74 108 2,482 2,347 4,829
Luwero 604 615 526 500 486 488 407 467 170 129 190 163 2,383 2,362 4,745
Lwengo 268 263 205 215 217 205 206 210 56 45 47 49 999 987 1,986
Lyantonde 95 90 97 114 91 105 66 61 20 14 27 19 396 403 799
Masaka 429 447 430 443 390 418 374 337 133 114 156 119 1,912 1,878 3,790
Mityana 422 440 360 354 353 345 336 297 117 71 70 63 1,658 1,570 3,228
Mpigi 281 250 242 271 245 261 186 183 74 67 87 87 1,115 1,119 2,234
Mubende 530 480 450 441 361 376 326 314 87 82 75 61 1,829 1,754 3,583
Mukono 589 579 563 598 528 510 464 514 214 197 204 230 2,562 2,628 5,190
Nakaseke 198 244 188 188 193 191 204 184 36 41 37 28 856 876 1,732
Nakasongola 167 167 207 135 180 177 132 125 17 16 16 15 719 635 1,354
Rakai 411 403 310 331 276 299 219 218 34 27 31 24 1,281 1,302 2,583
Sembabule 183 190 137 177 165 161 129 124 19 15 14 20 647 687 1,334
Wakiso 1,423 1,535 1,261 1,289 1,238 1,370 1,218 1,330 630 695 611 612 6,381 6,831 13,212
BUGANDA Total 9,656 9,641 8,485 8,734 7,956 8,401 7,339 7,435 2,836 2,709 2,647 2,713 38,919 39,633 78,552
BUKEDI Budaka 176 159 184 177 183 211 131 177 27 24 42 41 743 789 1,532
Busia 458 383 353 361 406 349 359 331 117 62 120 81 1,813 1,567 3,380
Butaleja 166 124 150 121 136 139 122 119 17 5 21 4 612 512 1,124
Kibuku 229 171 193 170 192 165 201 136 63 38 47 30 925 710 1,635
Pallisa 240 234 218 195 199 188 194 166 30 27 9 12 890 822 1,712
Tororo 540 461 412 343 376 369 364 336 71 52 88 73 1,851 1,634 3,485
BUKEDI Total 1,809 1,532 1,510 1,367 1,492 1,421 1,371 1,265 325 208 327 241 6,834 6,034 12,868
BUNYORO Bulisa 130 92 69 71 77 58 164 83 6 - 11 6 457 310 767
Hoima 363 371 248 276 219 225 222 225 67 60 35 31 1,154 1,188 2,342
KAGADI 335 285 231 230 165 190 185 176 23 27 33 23 972 931 1,903

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 Kakumiro 233 267 173 176 184 163 119 117 25 20 25 25 759 768 1,527
Kibaale 68 75 65 66 52 58 54 42 4 2 6 1 249 244 493
Kiryandongo 295 247 241 210 156 154 181 172 17 12 28 9 918 804 1,722
Masindi 191 189 183 173 160 165 158 170 43 40 54 42 789 779 1,568
BUNYORO Total 1,615 1,526 1,210 1,202 1,013 1,013 1,083 985 185 161 192 137 5,298 5,024 10,322
BUSOGA Bugiri 453 352 320 278 308 245 305 236 42 12 48 15 1,476 1,138 2,614
Buyende 254 195 202 185 175 157 135 175 26 20 32 24 824 756 1,580
Iganga 575 575 493 551 499 546 457 463 98 78 101 88 2,223 2,301 4,524
Jinja 317 341 348 301 362 295 386 318 144 115 145 110 1,702 1,480 3,182
Kaliro 160 142 135 105 188 165 141 104 28 29 22 13 674 558 1,232
Kamuli 389 333 268 303 301 267 291 284 48 50 50 43 1,347 1,280 2,627
Luuka 442 430 278 262 244 191 218 196 84 26 50 34 1,316 1,139 2,455
Mayuge 324 291 309 311 278 258 287 237 44 29 44 16 1,286 1,142 2,428
Namayingo 102 64 73 60 68 56 89 45 9 1 8 2 349 228 577
Namutumba 376 388 275 488 274 334 310 304 38 31 73 48 1,346 1,593 2,939
BUSOGA Total 3,392 3,111 2,701 2,844 2,697 2,514 2,619 2,362 561 391 573 393 12,543 11,615 24,158
ELGON Bududa 61 68 63 61 59 48 80 75 15 17 18 16 296 285 581
Bukwo 48 65 46 52 34 49 50 55 7 5 6 4 191 230 421
Bulambuli 204 202 189 191 147 156 125 91 44 35 16 14 725 689 1,414
Kapchorwa 57 59 72 64 58 58 79 78 13 19 21 23 300 301 601
Kween 84 73 83 101 62 68 93 83 8 7 6 8 336 340 676
Manafwa 157 150 158 165 141 134 152 151 26 20 22 22 656 642 1,298
Mbale 758 718 593 558 522 539 608 536 208 198 252 214 2,941 2,763 5,704
Namisindwa 167 189 192 149 153 163 127 183 19 8 20 14 678 706 1,384
Sironko 191 216 172 184 125 133 102 112 15 10 14 8 619 663 1,282
ELGON Total 1,727 1,740 1,568 1,525 1,301 1,348 1,416 1,364 355 319 375 323 6,742 6,619 13,361
KARAMOJA Abim 80 84 53 56 31 62 46 62 31 22 24 31 265 317 582
Amudat 16 20 16 15 8 5 12 10 - - 2 2 54 52 106
Kaabong 233 166 142 101 97 76 101 80 29 17 31 16 633 456 1,089
Kotido 226 154 169 106 99 79 53 63 22 15 20 11 589 428 1,017

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 Moroto 174 48 59 35 62 42 71 37 33 10 37 5 436 177 613
Nakapiripirit 78 39 39 32 32 25 20 28 - - - - 169 124 293
Napak 15 30 30 35 37 22 17 19 - 2 - 2 99 110 209
KARAMOJA Total 822 541 508 380 366 311 320 299 115 66 114 67 2,245 1,664 3,909
KIGEZI Kabale 388 391 329 328 318 292 294 293 133 107 101 87 1,563 1,498 3,061
Kanungu 283 323 272 308 291 313 284 296 74 64 56 58 1,260 1,362 2,622
Kisoro 178 188 165 151 145 161 145 143 40 47 42 32 715 722 1,437
Rubanda 104 121 92 95 71 92 120 119 10 6 19 9 416 442 858
Rukiga 101 131 75 105 71 76 64 88 10 11 12 23 333 434 767
Rukungiri 528 494 480 479 436 415 404 418 121 71 114 81 2,083 1,958 4,041
KIGEZI Total 1,582 1,648 1,413 1,466 1,332 1,349 1,311 1,357 388 306 344 290 6,370 6,416 12,786
LANGO Alebtong 87 124 99 92 79 85 50 51 10 1 4 6 329 359 688
Amolatar 51 36 38 31 32 31 25 27 2 1 2 3 150 129 279
Apac 143 173 145 163 126 121 102 126 24 14 9 13 549 610 1,159
Dokolo 36 52 25 42 34 24 39 35 - 1 2 2 136 156 292
Kole 173 162 137 123 103 105 91 96 18 19 20 23 542 528 1,070
Lira 357 365 311 383 286 343 266 297 55 24 51 55 1,326 1,467 2,793
Otuke 84 46 64 56 56 36 40 30 3 3 7 2 254 173 427
Oyam 40 68 16 44 19 42 27 62 4 5 2 5 108 226 334
LANGO Total 971 1,026 835 934 735 787 640 724 116 68 97 109 3,394 3,648 7,042
TESO Amuria 129 159 123 110 147 86 120 106 11 6 16 14 546 481 1,027
Bukedea 152 193 155 119 138 118 192 156 10 3 9 2 656 591 1,247
Butebo 117 91 76 54 75 62 87 86 7 4 3 1 365 298 663
Kaberamaido 136 95 89 103 119 107 100 85 8 4 14 1 466 395 861
Katakwi 143 124 113 103 92 116 103 109 12 8 8 5 471 465 936
Kumi 152 123 151 125 131 136 136 152 14 12 21 12 605 560 1,165
Ngora 84 92 84 77 92 83 105 106 15 19 25 23 405 400 805
Serere 198 187 169 136 172 132 157 144 22 16 26 16 744 631 1,375
Soroti 346 321 254 228 247 230 241 233 115 86 111 78 1,314 1,176 2,490
TESO Total 1,457 1,385 1,214 1,055 1,213 1,070 1,241 1,177 214 158 233 152 5,572 4,997 10,569

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 TORO Bundibugyo 157 113 146 81 102 86 94 46 15 7 9 8 523 341 864
Bunyangabu 130 129 109 136 126 109 94 120 26 11 28 28 513 533 1,046
Kabarole 442 423 373 380 389 367 344 335 102 68 85 86 1,735 1,659 3,394
Kamwenge 268 299 202 213 175 188 156 161 37 22 27 19 865 902 1,767
Kasese 385 370 300 322 304 270 365 306 59 40 66 38 1,479 1,346 2,825
Kyegegwa 145 127 107 90 68 84 88 72 25 14 20 16 453 403 856
Kyenjojo 307 248 272 207 230 176 204 200 23 17 20 16 1,056 864 1,920
Ntoroko 60 48 53 48 35 48 44 27 6 2 7 8 205 181 386
TORO Total 1,894 1,757 1,562 1,477 1,429 1,328 1,389 1,267 293 181 262 219 6,829 6,229 13,058
WEST_NILE Adjumani 294 190 212 186 150 135 154 123 18 13 16 7 844 654 1,498
Arua 448 384 339 314 352 359 433 361 106 83 101 83 1,779 1,584 3,363
Koboko 112 73 81 63 99 68 74 68 12 1 13 5 391 278 669
Maracha 59 47 68 47 59 51 97 67 15 4 21 3 319 219 538
Moyo 248 149 135 99 216 92 196 97 26 8 16 10 837 455 1,292
Nebbi 138 90 125 93 102 70 80 50 30 6 19 14 494 323 817
Pakwach 91 92 87 74 101 90 53 58 - - - - 332 314 646
Yumbe 465 281 325 194 272 142 126 55 98 12 5 5 1,291 689 1,980
Zombo 116 86 117 74 95 95 146 92 9 3 11 1 494 351 845
WEST_NILE Total 1,971 1,392 1,489 1,144 1,446 1,102 1,359 971 314 130 202 128 6,781 4,867 11,648
Grand Total 30,904 28,912 26,063 25,470 24,282 23,654 23,334 22,262 6,590 5,387 6,269 5,436 117,442 111,121 228,563

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Annex VII: Secondary students with special needs by impairment type
Impairment Type Overall

Region District Autism Hearing Mentally Multiple Handicaps Physically impaired Visually
Impaired Impaired (e.g. deaf and blind) e.g. motor accident Impaired

Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Total
ACHOLI Agago 8 7 13 9 2 1 - - 12 6 12 18 47 41 88
Amuru 1 - - 1 - - - - 5 1 4 - 10 2 12
Gulu - - 15 40 2 5 1 - 13 6 48 218 79 269 348
Kitgum - - 10 14 - 1 7 5 10 7 22 25 49 52 101
Lamwo 1 - 6 3 - 1 - - 1 3 6 8 14 15 29
Nwoya - - - - - - - - 1 - 2 - 3 - 3
Omoro 1 - 2 2 4 - - - 4 2 2 1 13 5 18
Pader - - 3 - 3 - - - 6 3 3 - 15 3 18
ACHOLI Total 11 7 49 69 11 8 8 5 52 28 99 270 230 387 617
ANKOLE Buhweju - - - - 1 - - - 3 1 1 1 5 2 7
Bushenyi 1 - 2 1 - 1 - - 10 6 15 7 28 15 43
Ibanda 1 1 3 5 3 2 - - 10 4 3 2 20 14 34
Isingiro - - 3 2 3 1 - - 8 3 - - 14 6 20
Kiruhura - - 8 6 3 1 - - 6 7 9 13 26 27 53
Mbarara 1 - - 4 3 3 2 - 27 26 28 24 61 57 118
Mitooma - - 1 2 2 - 1 1 10 8 2 1 16 12 28
Ntungamo 1 - 10 12 - 2 - - 16 11 8 3 35 28 63
Rubirizi - 1 6 5 9 7 - - 10 9 11 13 36 35 71
Sheema - - 17 13 5 4 1 - 19 33 20 61 62 111 173
ANKOLE Total 4 2 50 50 29 21 4 1 119 108 97 125 303 307 610
BUGANDA Buikwe - - 22 11 7 1 - - 8 7 11 28 48 47 95
Bukomansimbi - - 1 4 - - - - 4 9 7 4 12 17 29
Butambala 3 5 9 13 - - - - 14 3 4 15 30 36 66
Buvuma - - - - - - - - 2 - 1 - 3 - 3

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 Gomba 1 1 2 3 4 2 - - 5 3 1 2 13 11 24
Kalangala - - - - - - - - 2 2 1 - 3 2 5
Kalungu - 2 1 3 - 1 - - 17 6 2 9 20 21 41
Kampala 9 19 46 64 14 16 1 5 49 46 258 289 377 439 816
Kayunga - - 11 7 2 1 - 1 11 17 25 22 49 48 97
Kiboga - - 7 9 - 1 - - 20 7 2 4 29 21 50
Kyankwanzi - - 6 3 2 1 1 - 4 1 - 2 13 7 20
Kyotera - - 2 3 1 - - - 9 6 3 4 15 13 28
Luwero 1 - 7 7 - 7 - 1 13 14 14 18 35 47 82
Lwengo - - 3 1 - 1 - - 7 8 2 1 12 11 23
Lyantonde - - 3 - - - - - 5 2 1 4 9 6 15
Masaka - 1 3 2 1 - - - 15 10 47 41 66 54 120
Mityana 1 1 24 13 2 5 21 17 24 17 16 19 88 72 160
Mpigi - - 5 2 2 1 - - 4 6 11 3 22 12 34
Mubende - - 6 9 1 3 - - 26 15 12 12 45 39 84
Mukono - - 9 6 2 - - - 12 11 20 29 43 46 89
Nakaseke - 2 4 1 - 1 - - 5 - 3 7 12 11 23
Nakasongola 1 - 2 5 2 3 - - 9 6 12 7 26 21 47
Rakai 1 - 3 1 1 1 - 4 8 12 9 15 22 33 55
Sembabule - - 5 4 3 4 - - 7 12 3 2 18 22 40
Wakiso 2 2 113 136 10 11 - 1 66 50 156 248 347 448 795
BUGANDA Total 19 33 294 307 54 60 23 29 346 270 621 785 1,357 1,484 2,841
BUKEDI Budaka - - 1 1 - - - - 2 2 1 - 4 3 7
Busia - - 5 2 - - - - 16 16 43 31 64 49 113
Butaleja - 1 4 4 1 1 - - 9 3 3 1 17 10 27
Kibuku - - 9 7 1 1 - - 7 10 4 4 21 22 43
Pallisa - - 2 1 1 2 - - 13 10 4 2 20 15 35
Tororo - - 34 33 4 1 5 8 19 12 68 91 130 145 275
BUKEDI Total - 1 55 48 7 5 5 8 66 53 123 129 256 244 500
BUNYORO Bulisa - - 6 2 2 2 5 2 4 1 17 6 34 13 47

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 Hoima - - 2 3 2 1 - - 10 5 14 14 28 23 51
KAGADI - - 12 8 3 2 - - 15 10 38 17 68 37 105
Kakumiro - - 1 - - - 2 3 9 1 3 7 15 11 26
Kibaale - - 1 2 1 1 - 1 4 6 8 6 14 16 30
Kiryandongo - - 15 19 1 - 1 1 15 9 30 29 62 58 120
Masindi 1 - 3 4 - 1 - - 16 7 6 7 26 19 45
BUNYORO Total 1 - 40 38 9 7 8 7 73 39 116 86 247 177 424
BUSOGA Bugiri - - 6 3 - - - - 10 9 2 1 18 13 31
Buyende - - 10 3 1 - - - 8 6 5 7 24 16 40
Iganga - - 22 24 1 4 - - 15 14 46 46 84 88 172
Jinja 1 1 16 25 8 11 1 3 11 17 23 42 60 99 159
Kaliro - - 2 7 - - - - 5 8 7 5 14 20 34
Kamuli - 1 10 7 2 - - - 8 7 9 8 29 23 52
Luuka - - 6 2 4 5 - - 11 10 4 6 25 23 48
Mayuge - - 2 7 3 - - - 14 7 2 4 21 18 39
Namayingo 1 - - 1 - 1 - - 10 5 - 2 11 9 20
Namutumba - - 9 13 - - - 3 12 9 22 21 43 46 89
BUSOGA Total 2 2 83 92 19 21 1 6 104 92 120 142 329 355 684
ELGON Bududa - - 5 2 2 - - - 6 1 8 2 21 5 26
Bukwo - - 9 6 - - - - 11 15 12 16 32 37 69
Bulambuli - - 15 16 1 - - - 5 5 12 14 33 35 68
Kapchorwa 6 6 8 17 1 1 - 1 17 10 41 33 73 68 141
Kween - - 2 2 1 - - - 5 7 5 4 13 13 26
Manafwa - - 1 6 - 1 - - 4 9 2 4 7 20 27
Mbale - - 104 73 4 1 5 7 33 20 29 38 175 139 314
Namisindwa - - 3 - - - - - 2 1 3 1 8 2 10
Sironko - - 3 6 2 2 - - 11 6 11 18 27 32 59
ELGON Total 6 6 150 128 11 5 5 8 94 74 123 130 389 351 740
KARAMOJA Abim - - 2 - 4 4 - 1 3 4 3 2 12 11 23
Amudat - - - - - - - - 5 4 1 - 6 4 10

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 Kaabong 1 - - 1 - - - - 6 2 2 1 9 4 13
Kotido - - 2 - - - - - 8 4 4 7 14 11 25
Moroto - - 2 - 1 - - - - 1 - 1 3 2 5
Nakapiripirit - - - - - - - - 2 - 1 - 3 - 3
Napak - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
KARAMOJA Total 1 - 6 1 5 4 - 1 24 15 11 11 47 32 79
KIGEZI Kabale - 1 3 - 1 2 - - 6 5 15 7 25 15 40
Kanungu 1 - 4 3 - 3 - - 6 2 1 5 12 13 25
Kisoro - - 7 5 1 2 - - 8 3 24 39 40 49 89
Rubanda - 1 - - - 1 - - 3 1 1 2 4 5 9
Rukiga - - - - - 1 - - 1 1 - 2 1 4 5
Rukungiri - - - 7 - 5 2 - 12 6 10 14 24 32 56
KIGEZI Total 1 2 14 15 2 14 2 - 36 18 51 69 106 118 224
LANGO Alebtong - - 5 21 - - - - 10 1 4 44 19 66 85
Amolatar 1 5 5 9 - 1 - - 9 9 5 15 20 39 59
Apac - - 1 22 1 32 - 1 5 3 16 50 23 108 131
Dokolo - 1 2 2 - - - - 1 2 6 4 9 9 18
Kole - - 1 2 - - - - 2 4 - 1 3 7 10
Lira - - 40 41 3 3 6 8 19 8 67 55 135 115 250
Otuke - - 1 2 - - - - 2 8 5 3 8 13 21
Oyam - - 2 16 2 4 - 1 1 5 6 43 11 69 80
LANGO Total 1 6 57 115 6 40 6 10 49 40 109 215 228 426 654
TESO Amuria 3 1 9 10 1 - 9 3 32 14 12 10 66 38 104
Bukedea - - 6 3 - - - - 14 10 27 16 47 29 76
Butebo - - 9 7 - 2 - - 6 6 6 4 21 19 40
Kaberamaido - - 5 2 1 - - - 11 4 5 8 22 14 36
Katakwi 1 - 2 3 1 - - - 6 2 4 1 14 6 20
Kumi - - - 2 2 2 - - 9 12 13 3 24 19 43
Ngora - - 7 7 - 1 - - 20 22 8 22 35 52 87
Serere - - 2 13 - - 1 - 25 14 8 23 36 50 86

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 Soroti - - 5 7 1 - - - 14 10 8 4 28 21 49
TESO Total 4 1 45 54 6 5 10 3 137 94 91 91 293 248 541
TORO Bundibugyo - - 10 2 3 3 - - 26 13 20 8 59 26 85
Bunyangabu - - 11 3 3 2 - - 8 4 7 12 29 21 50
Kabarole - - 1 2 4 - - - 11 5 11 17 27 24 51
Kamwenge 1 1 - 2 - 1 - - 13 5 4 - 18 9 27
Kasese - - 8 10 16 7 - - 28 17 12 7 64 41 105
Kyegegwa 7 4 7 2 - - - 1 11 8 11 7 36 22 58
Kyenjojo - - 4 2 1 - - 2 3 3 1 4 9 11 20
Ntoroko - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TORO Total 8 5 41 23 27 13 - 3 100 55 66 55 242 154 396
WEST_NILE Adjumani - - 15 7 - 1 1 - 14 7 13 12 43 27 70
Arua 6 1 20 17 10 5 3 1 23 11 63 35 125 70 195
Koboko 1 1 8 3 13 6 - - 13 3 5 1 40 14 54
Maracha - - 1 2 - 1 - - 7 2 2 7 10 12 22
Moyo 2 1 8 7 - - 3 - 8 4 20 11 41 23 64
Nebbi 1 - 10 7 3 1 - - 12 5 30 16 56 29 85
Pakwach - - - - - 1 - - 4 - - 2 4 3 7
Yumbe - - 11 10 3 1 - 1 21 5 41 21 76 38 114
Zombo - - 4 2 - - - - 11 1 3 3 18 6 24
WEST_NILE Total 10 3 77 55 29 16 7 2 113 38 177 108 413 222 635
Grand Total 68 68 961 995 215 219 79 83 1,313 924 1,804 2,216 4,440 4,505 8,945

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Annex VIII: Secondary teachers by Qualifications and Sex
Region District Qualifications
Grade V Teacher Graduate Teacher Licensed Teacher Other Training Grand Total
including DSNE,
DSE,DTE
Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total
ACHOLI Agago 119 14 133 58 16 74 1 1 20 7 27 235
Amuru 53 10 63 69 24 93 14 1 15 171
Gulu 164 36 200 245 87 332 1 1 12 3 15 548
Kitgum 126 27 153 140 45 185 3 2 5 343
Lamwo 56 11 67 45 10 55 6 6 128
Nwoya 38 6 44 42 16 58 6 6 108
Omoro 93 20 113 82 52 134 1 1 5 4 9 257
Pader 92 16 108 60 27 87 1 1 3 1 4 200
ACHOLI Total 741 140 881 741 277 1,018 4 4 69 18 87 1,990
ANKOLE Buhweju 70 15 85 65 20 85 37 5 42 212
Bushenyi 211 64 275 517 191 708 1 1 24 5 29 1,013
Ibanda 259 75 334 330 81 411 1 1 16 4 20 766
Isingiro 171 45 216 211 67 278 8 3 11 29 12 41 546
Kiruhura 113 25 138 124 36 160 2 2 18 3 21 321
Mbarara 296 138 434 500 182 682 1 1 23 11 34 1,151
Mitooma 223 77 300 207 61 268 2 2 10 3 13 583
Ntungamo 346 103 449 379 81 460 16 3 19 928
Rubirizi 110 40 150 154 49 203 3 2 5 9 3 12 370
Sheema 207 67 274 274 99 373 1 1 9 9 657
ANKOLE Total 2,006 649 2,655 2,761 867 3,628 15 9 24 191 49 240 6,547
BUGANDA Buikwe 223 66 289 245 117 362 5 5 23 2 25 681
Bukomansimbi 78 16 94 83 23 106 9 1 10 210
Butambala 121 39 160 162 86 248 2 2 23 12 35 445
Buvuma 10 1 11 11 4 15 4 3 7 33

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 Gomba 80 18 98 58 28 86 18 3 21 205
Kalangala 12 4 16 26 5 31 1 1 48
Kalungu 202 58 260 240 70 310 23 2 25 595
Kampala 507 225 732 1,848 1,131 2,979 9 5 14 99 36 135 3,860
Kayunga 242 70 312 229 87 316 3 1 4 35 7 42 674
Kiboga 91 22 113 110 35 145 2 2 38 12 50 310
Kyankwanzi 86 18 104 74 30 104 1 1 21 3 24 233
Kyotera 183 43 226 193 68 261 23 9 32 519
Luwero 343 118 461 387 202 589 3 3 28 4 32 1,085
Lwengo 173 48 221 161 49 210 4 4 435
Lyantonde 55 14 69 69 24 93 12 2 14 176
Masaka 204 81 285 372 134 506 3 1 4 14 4 18 813
Mityana 201 74 275 219 78 297 1 1 27 10 37 610
Mpigi 180 72 252 298 153 451 4 4 14 7 21 728
Mubende 290 95 385 289 109 398 7 2 9 46 12 58 850
Mukono 289 127 416 434 269 703 5 1 6 13 3 16 1,141
Nakaseke 112 41 153 160 72 232 1 1 34 4 38 424
Nakasongola 116 24 140 133 52 185 2 2 4 18 4 22 351
Rakai 107 21 128 86 33 119 3 2 5 12 7 19 271
Sembabule 111 28 139 104 44 148 6 6 40 6 46 339
Wakiso 622 273 895 1,718 1,036 2,754 5 5 212 69 281 3,935
BUGANDA Total 4,638 1,596 6,234 7,709 3,939 11,648 60 16 76 790 223 1,013 18,971
BUKEDI Budaka 117 31 148 162 42 204 2 2 3 3 357
Busia 145 37 182 178 54 232 3 1 4 22 2 24 442
Butaleja 104 18 122 107 29 136 1 1 29 2 31 290
Kibuku 129 18 147 97 25 122 12 2 14 283
Pallisa 180 28 208 113 40 153 1 1 20 4 24 386
Tororo 326 77 403 352 133 485 8 2 10 50 4 54 952
BUKEDI Total 1,001 209 1,210 1,009 323 1,332 15 3 18 136 14 150 2,710
BUNYORO Bulisa 34 7 41 28 4 32 1 1 11 2 13 87

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 Hoima 262 79 341 244 66 310 2 2 4 22 6 28 683
KAGADI 212 50 262 194 32 226 28 7 35 50 7 57 580
Kakumiro 142 36 178 104 32 136 6 6 29 3 32 352
Kibaale 60 14 74 55 17 72 1 1 32 6 38 185
Kiryandongo 218 55 273 123 44 167 5 2 7 44 10 54 501
Masindi 147 46 193 131 51 182 2 1 3 27 9 36 414
BUNYORO Total 1,075 287 1,362 879 246 1,125 45 12 57 215 43 258 2,802
BUSOGA Bugiri 192 40 232 148 46 194 3 1 4 24 4 28 458
Buyende 143 39 182 84 19 103 1 1 36 4 40 326
Iganga 452 132 584 422 154 576 3 3 42 8 50 1,213
Jinja 219 76 295 364 176 540 7 1 8 16 3 19 862
Kaliro 148 47 195 66 21 87 3 1 4 286
Kamuli 263 80 343 217 65 282 1 1 31 4 35 661
Luuka 147 36 183 104 27 131 5 1 6 25 5 30 350
Mayuge 257 77 334 149 51 200 1 1 14 2 16 551
Namayingo 33 7 40 58 8 66 2 2 10 10 118
Namutumba 181 41 222 148 41 189 4 1 5 15 1 16 432
BUSOGA Total 2,035 575 2,610 1,760 608 2,368 27 4 31 216 32 248 5,257
ELGON Bududa 62 16 78 80 25 105 3 3 16 16 202
Bukwo 112 35 147 81 28 109 25 9 34 290
Bulambuli 107 21 128 87 35 122 25 25 275
Kapchorwa 94 24 118 135 59 194 10 2 12 9 1 10 334
Kween 76 31 107 113 35 148 37 15 52 307
Manafwa 185 49 234 134 40 174 12 12 24 7 31 451
Mbale 306 105 411 437 195 632 8 8 55 14 69 1,120
Namisindwa 51 10 61 70 10 80 15 4 19 160
Sironko 140 36 176 179 53 232 41 9 50 458
ELGON Total 1,133 327 1,460 1,316 480 1,796 33 2 35 247 59 306 3,597
KARAMOJA Abim 27 8 35 33 16 49 1 1 85
Amudat 17 4 21 23 5 28 49

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 Kaabong 21 4 25 23 3 26 51
Kotido 54 5 59 31 9 40 1 1 2 6 1 7 108
Moroto 26 9 35 36 8 44 2 1 3 6 6 88
Nakapiripirit 15 3 18 8 4 12 2 2 32
Napak 16 3 19 10 4 14 1 1 34
KARAMOJA Total 176 36 212 164 49 213 3 2 5 15 2 17 447
KIGEZI Kabale 263 66 329 409 105 514 14 8 22 865
Kanungu 214 65 279 220 52 272 4 1 5 33 3 36 592
Kisoro 190 26 216 169 37 206 3 1 4 28 6 34 460
Rubanda 99 25 124 64 5 69 2 1 3 8 8 204
Rukiga 113 32 145 70 33 103 7 1 8 256
Rukungiri 365 94 459 310 98 408 4 6 10 39 6 45 922
KIGEZI Total 1,244 308 1,552 1,242 330 1,572 13 9 22 129 24 153 3,299
LANGO Alebtong 112 11 123 61 21 82 16 1 17 222
Amolatar 57 8 65 56 8 64 1 1 14 2 16 146
Apac 142 19 161 97 32 129 2 1 3 10 1 11 304
Dokolo 104 23 127 50 15 65 5 5 197
Kole 164 33 197 134 35 169 5 1 6 8 1 9 381
Lira 274 84 358 279 90 369 1 1 2 20 2 22 751
Otuke 61 7 68 60 18 78 1 2 3 2 1 3 152
Oyam 78 16 94 60 23 83 1 1 1 1 179
LANGO Total 992 201 1,193 797 242 1,039 11 5 16 76 8 84 2,332
TESO Amuria 145 34 179 129 35 164 38 7 45 388
Bukedea 82 17 99 102 31 133 1 1 2 6 6 240
Butebo 89 19 108 77 15 92 5 4 9 209
Kaberamaido 133 23 156 62 15 77 18 2 20 253
Katakwi 91 24 115 75 17 92 2 1 3 3 3 213
Kumi 135 30 165 95 34 129 2 2 12 2 14 310
Ngora 107 23 130 96 29 125 4 4 5 2 7 266
Serere 156 19 175 133 35 168 20 6 26 369

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 Soroti 257 51 308 322 77 399 2 2 35 6 41 750
TESO Total 1,195 240 1,435 1,091 288 1,379 11 2 13 142 29 171 2,998
TORO Bundibugyo 72 11 83 90 16 106 4 4 13 13 206
Bunyangabu 72 22 94 79 29 108 8 2 10 212
Kabarole 167 71 238 226 99 325 4 4 49 9 58 625
Kamwenge 197 59 256 167 68 235 1 1 2 35 6 41 534
Kasese 529 89 618 408 112 520 14 1 15 77 14 91 1,244
Kyegegwa 95 28 123 80 22 102 33 7 40 265
Kyenjojo 158 28 186 137 43 180 62 7 69 435
Ntoroko 29 29 27 4 31 6 6 66
TORO Total 1,319 308 1,627 1,214 393 1,607 23 2 25 283 45 328 3,587
WEST_NILE Adjumani 110 29 139 66 23 89 27 2 29 257
Arua 505 137 642 374 148 522 42 9 51 1,215
Koboko 167 30 197 98 32 130 21 21 14 1 15 363
Maracha 119 22 141 72 17 89 2 2 7 7 239
Moyo 114 21 135 66 18 84 3 3 14 14 236
Nebbi 132 40 172 88 28 116 5 5 31 2 33 326
Pakwach 40 14 54 32 8 40 4 4 11 11 109
Yumbe 186 49 235 128 38 166 34 3 37 438
Zombo 58 16 74 35 12 47 23 4 27 148
WEST_NILE Total 1,431 358 1,789 959 324 1,283 35 35 203 21 224 3,331
Grand Total 18,986 5,234 24,220 21,642 8,366 30,008 295 66 361 2,712 567 3,279 57,868

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Annex IX: Secondary Student Teacher Ratio (STR), Student Classroom Ratio (SCR) and Student Stance Ratio (SSR)
Region District STR SCR
ACHOLI Male Female Total Male Female Total
Agago 26 85 33 20 10 15
Amuru 23 48 29 18 5 11
Gulu 18 42 24 17 8 11
Kitgum 20 58 28 12 20 17
Lamwo 23 83 31 16 15 15
Nwoya 18 31 21 9 7 8
Omoro 18 25 20 9 5 7
Pader 20 44 25 14 11 13
ANKOLE
Buhweju 12 70 20 14 5 7
Bushenyi 11 36 20 10 8 9
Ibanda 12 44 18 12 8 10
Isingiro 10 26 14 11 9 10
Kiruhura 18 57 25 10 8 9
Mbarara 17 30 21 11 11 11
Mitooma 14 54 24 16 10 12
Ntungamo 14 51 22 12 11 11
Rubirizi 16 32 21 12 12 12
Sheema 16 41 23 11 11 11
BUGANDA
Buikwe 19 42 26 33 13 15
Bukomansimbi 20 78 32 18 16 17
Butambala 26 52 35 16 11 14
Buvuma 28 88 42 29 8 15
Gomba 17 68 28 14 9 11
Kalangala 8 27 12 5 5

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 Kalungu 16 51 25 13 9 10
Kampala 25 30 27 21 10 13
Kayunga 15 35 20 12 13 13
Kiboga 12 38 18 24 13 15
Kyankwanzi 13 39 20 10 11 11
Kyotera 19 78 33 16 15 16
Luwero 14 33 20 17 13 14
Lwengo 17 52 26 22 12 15
Lyantonde 16 48 24 17 8 13
Masaka 20 40 26 11 11 11
Mityana 18 37 24 18 12 13
Mpigi 12 24 16 12 9 10
Mubende 20 42 27 19 14 16
Mukono 19 29 23 16 15 16
Nakaseke 14 31 19 11 7 8
Nakasongola 19 51 27 13 10 12
Rakai 20 95 34 13 17 15
Sembabule 29 79 43 18 10 13
Wakiso 19 26 22 15 10 11
BUKEDI
Budaka 20 66 29 23 27 25
Busia 40 97 54 20 16 18
Butaleja 23 78 33 15 19 16
Kibuku 30 89 40 27 19 21
Pallisa 35 85 47 24 14 18
Tororo 24 58 32 18 14 16
BUNYORO 0 0 0
Bulisa 28 94 37 14 10 11
Hoima 19 54 28 12 17 15
KAGADI 17 70 26 15 15 15

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 Kakumiro 18 48 25 11 8 9
Kibaale 21 53 30 10 10 10
Kiryandongo 13 29 16 11 10 11
Masindi 18 45 25 14 11 13
BUSOGA 0 0 0
Bugiri 21 44 26 9 22 15
Buyende 20 77 27 14 14 14
Iganga 21 59 31 20 21 20
Jinja 22 32 25 15 22 17
Kaliro 38 92 51 24 18 21
Kamuli 26 83 39 17 18 18
Luuka 22 94 34 17 16 17
Mayuge 22 49 29 23 17 18
Namayingo 57 118 71 15 17 16
Namutumba 16 53 23 15 21 19
ELGON 0 0 0
Bududa 33 144 51 24 15 21
Bukwo 21 80 32 22 18 21
Bulambuli 24 92 37 22 26 24
Kapchorwa 18 50 27 20 12 16
Kween 18 79 31 21 16 18
Manafwa 13 45 20 13 19 17
Mbale 28 52 36 30 22 25
Namisindwa 31 141 49 26 22 24
Sironko 20 46 28 16 20 18
KARAMOJA 0 0 0
Abim 37 54 43 17 13 16
Amudat 9 46 14 11 50 12
Kaabong 31 98 40 8 22 10
Kotido 30 95 40 29 14 27

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 Moroto 19 28 21 7 5 7
Nakapiripirit 26 51 32 10 10 10
Napak 4 120 35 7 12 8
KIGEZI 0 0 0
Kabale 13 46 20 11 10 10
Kanungu 21 85 32 14 11 12
Kisoro 12 76 21 10 14 12
Rubanda 17 168 30 15 10 12
Rukiga 11 47 20 16 10 14
Rukungiri 16 51 24 14 10 12
LANGO
Alebtong 9 54 15 11 22 13
Amolatar 12 68 19 8 9 8
Apac 12 48 18 9 9 9
Dokolo 11 38 17 10 11 10
Kole 14 46 20 23 6 11
Lira 17 32 21 12 13 12
Otuke 17 56 24 13 7 13
Oyam 11 46 19 9 10 10
TESO
Amuria 15 31 18 12 17 14
Bukedea 26 71 36 19 17 18
Butebo 46 78 56 21 21 21
Kaberamaido 22 65 29 14 13 13
Katakwi 17 53 24 11 8 10
Kumi 24 61 32 21 16 19
Ngora 18 55 27 10 11 10
Serere 20 67 30 16 12 14
Soroti 24 47 30 18 14 16
TORO

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 Bundibugyo 24 114 34 19 12 16
Bunyangabu 23 59 32 17 10 14
Kabarole 20 44 28 15 14 15
Kamwenge 17 34 22 17 11 13
Kasese 12 51 19 14 13 13
Kyegegwa 19 38 24 16 8 10
Kyenjojo 20 57 27 20 13 15
Ntoroko 19 147 28 14 10 14
WEST_NILE
Adjumani 18 54 26 13 12 12
Arua 13 27 17 11 10 10
Koboko 14 29 17 9 15 12
Maracha 13 35 17 9 10 9
Moyo 27 75 35 14 16 15
Nebbi 20 30 23 12 11 11
Pakwach 18 50 25 12 20 17
Yumbe 18 40 22 18 26 23
Zombo 26 44 30 12 13 13
20 59 28 15 13 13

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Annex X: Secondary GER, NER, GIR and NIR by Sex and District
GER NER GIR NIR
Region District Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total
ACHOLI Agago 20% 10% 15% 18% 10% 14% 39% 20% 29% 3% 1% 2%
Amuru 14% 8% 11% 10% 6% 8% 24% 14% 19% 1% 0% 1%
Gulu 25% 17% 20% 20% 15% 17% 34% 25% 29% 4% 4% 4%
Kitgum 44% 31% 37% 38% 28% 33% 64% 47% 55% 6% 6% 6%
Lamwo 20% 13% 16% 17% 11% 14% 32% 24% 28% 1% 1% 1%
Nwoya 9% 4% 7% 8% 4% 6% 13% 6% 9% 1% 1% 1%
Omoro 15% 11% 13% 12% 10% 11% 24% 15% 20% 1% 1% 1%
Pader 16% 11% 14% 15% 10% 13% 26% 19% 23% 4% 3% 4%
ACHOLI Total 21% 14% 17% 18% 12% 15% 32% 22% 27% 3% 3% 3%
ANKOLE Buhweju 13% 15% 14% 11% 14% 13% 18% 23% 20% 1% 2% 2%
Bushenyi 44% 50% 47% 38% 48% 43% 52% 62% 57% 12% 25% 18%
Ibanda 33% 33% 33% 27% 29% 28% 43% 48% 45% 7% 9% 8%
Isingiro 11% 10% 10% 9% 9% 9% 13% 15% 14% 2% 2% 2%
Kiruhura 14% 13% 14% 12% 12% 12% 19% 20% 20% 3% 3% 3%
Mbarara 37% 31% 34% 32% 27% 29% 51% 46% 49% 12% 10% 11%
Mitooma 44% 46% 45% 39% 43% 41% 59% 69% 64% 10% 11% 11%
Ntungamo 26% 27% 26% 22% 24% 23% 39% 43% 41% 4% 6% 5%
Rubirizi 36% 31% 34% 30% 28% 29% 57% 51% 54% 9% 11% 10%
Sheema 47% 46% 47% 41% 42% 42% 64% 70% 67% 15% 18% 16%
ANKOLE Total 28% 28% 28% 24% 25% 25% 38% 41% 40% 7% 9% 8%
BUGANDA Buikwe 22% 23% 22% 20% 21% 21% 30% 33% 32% 7% 11% 9%
Bukomansimbi 28% 35% 31% 27% 33% 30% 38% 46% 42% 10% 15% 13%
Butambala 65% 78% 71% 59% 73% 66% 73% 85% 79% 19% 29% 24%
Buvuma 8% 9% 9% 7% 8% 8% 15% 15% 15% 1% 1% 1%
Gomba 16% 21% 18% 14% 19% 16% 21% 25% 23% 2% 4% 3%
Kalangala 13% 14% 14% 10% 12% 11% 21% 22% 22% 2% 3% 3%

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 Kalungu 44% 59% 51% 41% 55% 48% 59% 79% 68% 16% 23% 20%
Kampala 47% 33% 39% 41% 30% 35% 63% 53% 58% 21% 22% 22%
Kayunga 26% 26% 26% 24% 25% 25% 37% 37% 37% 9% 11% 10%
Kiboga 26% 26% 26% 24% 24% 24% 34% 37% 35% 6% 9% 7%
Kyankwanzi 13% 14% 13% 12% 13% 12% 19% 19% 19% 5% 5% 5%
Kyotera 35% 44% 40% 33% 42% 37% 47% 62% 54% 11% 16% 13%
Luwero 30% 33% 32% 27% 31% 29% 38% 43% 41% 9% 12% 11%
Lwengo 26% 27% 27% 24% 26% 25% 34% 39% 36% 11% 13% 12%
Lyantonde 26% 26% 26% 22% 24% 23% 33% 41% 37% 4% 6% 5%
Masaka 45% 42% 43% 41% 39% 40% 57% 52% 55% 21% 20% 21%
Mityana 23% 28% 26% 21% 27% 24% 32% 42% 37% 9% 15% 12%
Mpigi 28% 33% 31% 25% 31% 28% 37% 46% 41% 9% 15% 12%
Mubende 21% 20% 21% 18% 19% 18% 31% 32% 31% 5% 7% 6%
Mukono 31% 29% 30% 28% 28% 28% 42% 42% 42% 11% 13% 12%
Nakaseke 19% 25% 22% 17% 23% 20% 23% 32% 27% 5% 7% 6%
Nakasongola 25% 24% 25% 23% 23% 23% 37% 37% 37% 7% 9% 8%
Rakai 23% 24% 23% 21% 22% 21% 31% 34% 33% 5% 6% 5%
Sembabule 21% 23% 22% 19% 22% 20% 32% 35% 33% 7% 9% 8%
Wakiso 28% 23% 25% 25% 21% 23% 38% 36% 37% 13% 14% 13%
BUGANDA Total 29% 28% 29% 26% 26% 26% 39% 41% 40% 11% 13% 12%
BUKEDI Budaka 35% 29% 32% 31% 26% 28% 49% 38% 43% 7% 7% 7%
Busia 34% 27% 30% 28% 24% 26% 50% 45% 47% 5% 6% 6%
Butaleja 29% 21% 25% 26% 19% 23% 41% 31% 36% 4% 5% 4%
Kibuku 37% 24% 30% 32% 22% 27% 48% 34% 41% 7% 6% 7%
Pallisa 38% 27% 33% 34% 25% 29% 62% 43% 52% 5% 6% 5%
Tororo 37% 29% 33% 30% 25% 27% 52% 45% 48% 5% 6% 5%
BUKEDI Total 35% 26% 31% 30% 24% 27% 50% 41% 45% 5% 6% 6%
BUNYORO Buliisa 16% 9% 13% 13% 8% 11% 26% 19% 23% 2% 4% 3%
Hoima 20% 19% 20% 18% 18% 18% 28% 29% 28% 7% 8% 7%
Kagadi 27% 23% 25% 23% 21% 22% 43% 37% 40% 4% 5% 5%

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 Kakumiro 17% 14% 15% 14% 13% 13% 25% 23% 24% 2% 3% 3%
Kibaale 19% 19% 19% 15% 17% 16% 29% 31% 30% 3% 5% 4%
Kiryandongo 25% 18% 21% 22% 17% 19% 38% 31% 35% 4% 4% 4%
Masindi 26% 24% 25% 22% 22% 22% 36% 37% 36% 6% 8% 7%
BUNYORO Total 22% 19% 20% 19% 17% 18% 32% 30% 31% 5% 6% 5%
BUSOGA Bugiri 23% 16% 19% 20% 15% 18% 34% 24% 28% 6% 5% 5%
Buyende 21% 15% 18% 20% 14% 17% 29% 21% 25% 5% 4% 5%
Iganga 47% 44% 46% 43% 42% 43% 62% 57% 59% 13% 15% 14%
Jinja 39% 26% 32% 36% 25% 30% 47% 37% 41% 10% 8% 9%
Kaliro 34% 28% 31% 30% 26% 28% 43% 36% 39% 6% 8% 7%
Kamuli 28% 26% 27% 24% 24% 24% 36% 34% 35% 6% 8% 7%
Luuka 30% 28% 29% 27% 26% 26% 46% 44% 45% 7% 6% 7%
Mayuge 25% 20% 23% 23% 18% 21% 38% 30% 34% 9% 6% 7%
Namayingo 20% 12% 16% 17% 11% 14% 36% 23% 30% 2% 2% 2%
Namutumba 38% 35% 37% 34% 33% 33% 53% 51% 52% 3% 3% 3%
BUSOGA Total 32% 26% 29% 28% 24% 26% 43% 36% 39% 7% 7% 7%
ELGON Bududa 19% 17% 18% 16% 15% 15% 33% 32% 32% 2% 3% 3%
Bukwo 56% 56% 56% 50% 52% 51% 77% 90% 84% 17% 16% 16%
Bulambuli 28% 25% 26% 24% 23% 23% 45% 46% 46% 3% 4% 3%
Kapchorwa 50% 45% 47% 44% 41% 43% 72% 63% 67% 12% 13% 13%
Kween 43% 45% 44% 39% 42% 40% 70% 72% 71% 10% 16% 13%
Manafwa 52% 47% 50% 44% 42% 43% 80% 72% 76% 5% 7% 6%
Mbale 55% 43% 48% 46% 38% 42% 79% 71% 75% 11% 12% 11%
Namisindwa 25% 22% 23% 23% 21% 22% 38% 38% 38% 5% 5% 5%
Sironko 32% 28% 30% 27% 25% 26% 50% 49% 50% 8% 9% 8%
ELGON Total 39% 34% 37% 34% 31% 32% 59% 57% 58% 8% 9% 8%
KARAMOJA Abim 19% 13% 16% 17% 13% 15% 25% 17% 21% 2% 1% 1%
Amudat 3% 3% 3% 3% 2% 2% 6% 4% 5% 1% 0% 0%
Kaabong 11% 5% 7% 8% 4% 6% 27% 11% 18% 2% 1% 2%
Kotido 19% 9% 13% 15% 8% 11% 37% 17% 26% 1% 0% 1%

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 Moroto 18% 6% 11% 14% 5% 9% 36% 11% 24% 2% 0% 1%
Nakapiripirit 5% 3% 4% 5% 2% 3% 12% 5% 8% 1% 1% 1%
Napak 3% 8% 5% 2% 7% 4% 5% 17% 11% 0% 3% 2%
KARAMOJA Total 11% 7% 9% 9% 6% 7% 21% 12% 16% 1% 1% 1%
KIGEZI Kabale 51% 44% 47% 43% 40% 41% 63% 60% 62% 14% 15% 14%
Kanungu 35% 35% 35% 31% 33% 32% 47% 51% 49% 5% 8% 7%
Kisoro 28% 22% 24% 24% 20% 22% 38% 34% 36% 4% 4% 4%
Rubanda 19% 13% 16% 16% 12% 14% 29% 23% 26% 3% 4% 3%
Rukiga 24% 31% 28% 21% 29% 25% 30% 50% 40% 4% 8% 6%
Rukungiri 44% 41% 42% 37% 36% 37% 59% 62% 61% 8% 9% 9%
KIGEZI Total 35% 32% 33% 30% 29% 29% 47% 48% 47% 7% 8% 7%
LANGO Alebtong 8% 8% 8% 7% 7% 7% 12% 12% 12% 1% 1% 1%
Amolatar 11% 7% 9% 10% 7% 8% 16% 11% 14% 1% 1% 1%
Apac 4% 4% 4% 4% 3% 3% 5% 6% 6% 1% 0% 1%
Dokolo 11% 9% 10% 9% 8% 9% 14% 15% 14% 0% 1% 1%
Kole 17% 13% 15% 15% 12% 13% 24% 20% 22% 2% 3% 3%
Lira 30% 20% 25% 26% 18% 22% 44% 28% 36% 4% 4% 4%
Otuke 20% 15% 17% 17% 14% 15% 33% 24% 28% 4% 4% 4%
Oyam 4% 6% 5% 3% 5% 4% 7% 10% 9% 1% 1% 1%
LANGO Total 12% 9% 10% 10% 8% 9% 17% 14% 15% 1% 2% 1%
TESO Amuria 20% 14% 17% 15% 11% 13% 31% 25% 28% 2% 2% 2%
Bukedea 22% 18% 20% 18% 16% 17% 35% 30% 32% 4% 4% 4%
Butebo 37% 29% 33% 34% 27% 31% 52% 45% 49% 4% 4% 4%
Kaberamaido 19% 14% 17% 15% 12% 14% 27% 25% 26% 2% 3% 2%
Katakwi 19% 14% 16% 16% 13% 14% 26% 21% 24% 2% 4% 3%
Kumi 26% 22% 24% 23% 20% 21% 36% 35% 35% 5% 8% 7%
Ngora 26% 22% 24% 21% 19% 20% 32% 30% 31% 3% 4% 4%
Serere 21% 18% 20% 17% 15% 16% 31% 29% 30% 3% 3% 3%
Soroti 45% 32% 38% 38% 29% 33% 61% 52% 56% 10% 9% 9%
TESO Total 26% 20% 23% 22% 18% 20% 37% 33% 35% 4% 5% 4%

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TORO Bundibugyo 23% 12% 17% 19% 11% 15% 41% 26% 33% 2% 2% 2%
Bunyangabu 24% 25% 25% 20% 22% 21% 31% 35% 33% 4% 4% 4%
Kabarole 38% 36% 37% 33% 33% 33% 52% 54% 53% 8% 8% 8%
Kamwenge 19% 16% 18% 15% 14% 14% 26% 23% 25% 2% 2% 2%
Kasese 24% 22% 23% 21% 19% 20% 34% 33% 34% 5% 6% 5%
Kyegegwa 14% 11% 12% 12% 10% 11% 21% 19% 20% 1% 2% 2%
Kyenjojo 17% 15% 16% 14% 14% 14% 29% 28% 29% 2% 3% 3%
Ntoroko 20% 12% 16% 18% 12% 15% 31% 21% 26% 5% 4% 5%
TORO Total 22% 19% 21% 19% 17% 18% 32% 31% 31% 4% 4% 4%
WEST_NILE Adjumani 21% 14% 17% 15% 12% 14% 33% 21% 27% 2% 1% 2%
Arua 19% 12% 16% 15% 11% 13% 27% 19% 23% 3% 2% 2%
Koboko 24% 14% 19% 22% 13% 17% 39% 20% 29% 3% 3% 3%
Maracha 18% 11% 14% 15% 10% 12% 23% 15% 19% 4% 2% 3%
Moyo 37% 24% 31% 31% 22% 27% 61% 43% 52% 1% 2% 2%
Nebbi 24% 11% 17% 19% 10% 14% 36% 19% 28% 2% 1% 2%
Pakwach 15% 10% 12% 14% 9% 11% 26% 17% 22% 2% 1% 1%
Yumbe 23% 9% 16% 19% 8% 13% 38% 15% 25% 3% 1% 2%
Zombo 15% 7% 11% 12% 6% 9% 20% 12% 16% 1% 0% 1%
WEST_NILE Total 21% 12% 16% 17% 10% 14% 32% 18% 25% 2% 2% 2%
National 27% 23% 25% 23% 21% 22% 37% 34% 36% 6% 7% 7%

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Annex I: Post Primary Institutions Enrolment by Institution Type, Ownership and Sex
BTVET PTCs
Overall Totals
Region District Government Private Totals Government Private Totals
M F M F M F T M F M F M F T M F T
ACHOLI Agago 152 16 - - 152 16 168 - - - - - - - 152 16 168
Gulu - - - - - - - 199 371 - - 199 371 570 199 371 570
Amuru 132 5 7 13 139 18 157 - - - - - - - 139 18 157
Kitgum 227 14 471 334 698 348 1,046 256 141 95 102 351 243 594 1,049 591 1,640
Lamwo - - 107 55 107 55 162 - - - - - - - 107 55 162
Omoro 190 26 - - 190 26 216 - - - - - - - 190 26 216
Pader 325 52 270 51 595 103 698 - - - - - - - 595 103 698
ACHOLI Sub-total 1,026 113 855 453 1,881 566 2,447 455 512 95 102 550 614 1,164 2,431 1,180 3,611
ANKOLE Bushenyi 436 74 260 424 696 498 1,194 156 268 - - 156 268 424 852 766 1,618
Ibanda - - 569 620 569 620 1,189 131 201 - - 131 201 332 700 821 1,521
Isingiro 269 78 166 102 435 180 615 100 202 - - 100 202 302 535 382 917
Mbarara 1,525 220 167 152 1,692 372 2,064 164 200 - - 164 200 364 1,856 572 2,428
Mitooma 189 33 176 205 365 238 603 - - 36 95 36 95 131 401 333 734
Ntungamo 132 15 - - 132 15 147 129 231 - - 129 231 360 261 246 507
Rubirizi - - 20 15 20 15 35 - - - - - - - 20 15 35
Sheema 387 104 145 88 532 192 724 - - - - - - - 532 192 724
ANKOLE sub-total 2,938 524 1,503 1,606 4,441 2,130 6,571 680 1,102 36 95 716 1,197 1,913 5,157 3,327 8,484
BUGANDA Bukomansimbi - - 3 97 3 97 100 - - - - - - - 3 97 100
Buikwe - - - - - - - - 227 - - - 227 227 - 227 227
Butambala 190 64 - - 190 64 254 - - - - - - - 190 64 254
Kalungu - - - - - - - 107 203 - - 107 203 310 107 203 310
Kampala 2,312 645 2,243 2,555 4,555 3,200 7,755 346 530 - - 346 530 876 4,901 3,730 8,631
Kiboga 51 24 - - 51 24 75 - - - - - - - 51 24 75
Lwengo 60 48 - - 60 48 108 - - - - - - - 60 48 108

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Overall Totals
Region District Government Private Totals Government Private Totals
M F M F M F T M F M F M F T M F T
Lyantonde 24 9 - - 24 9 33 - - - - - - - 24 9 33
Gomba - - - - - - - 126 242 - - 126 242 368 126 242 368
Masaka - - - - - - - 150 150 - - 150 150 300 150 150 300
Mityana - - - - - - - 152 214 60 344 212 558 770 212 558 770
Nakaseke - - - - - - - 146 208 - - 146 208 354 146 208 354
Mubende 618 87 - - 618 87 705 - - - - - - - 618 87 705
Rakai 175 41 - - 175 41 216 117 153 - - 117 153 270 292 194 486
Sembabule - - 226 219 226 219 445 - - - - - - - 226 219 445
Wakiso - - 28 - 28 - 28 - - - - - - - 28 - 28
BUGANDA sub-total 3,430 918 2,500 2,871 5,930 3,789 9,719 1,144 1,927 60 344 1,204 2,271 3,475 7,134 6,060 13,194
BUKEDI Busia 338 124 - - 338 124 462 152 113 - - 152 113 265 490 237 727
Butaleja 170 38 - 104 170 142 312 - - - - - - - 170 142 312
Pallisa 156 58 160 199 316 257 573 181 190 - - 181 190 371 497 447 944
Tororo 521 102 1 98 522 200 722 200 173 - - 200 173 373 722 373 1,095
BUKEDI sub-total 1,185 322 161 401 1,346 723 2,069 533 476 - - 533 476 1,009 1,879 1,199 3,078
BUNYORO Hoima - - 2 109 2 109 111 128 207 - - 128 207 335 130 316 446
Kibaale - - 171 270 171 270 441 - - - - - - - 171 270 441
Masindi - - - - - - - 125 116 - - 125 116 241 125 116 241
Kiryandongo 263 14 35 24 298 38 336 - - - - - - - 298 38 336
BUNYORO sub-total 263 14 208 403 471 417 888 253 323 - - 253 323 576 724 740 1,464
BUSOGA Bugiri 203 146 106 325 309 471 780 - - - - - - - 309 471 780
Iganga 470 70 272 235 742 305 1,047 536 513 - - 536 513 1,049 1,278 818 2,096
Jinja 517 868 - - 517 868 1,385 156 188 - - 156 188 344 673 1,056 1,729
kaliro - - - - - - - 209 180 - - 209 180 389 209 180 389
Namutumba 121 48 14 36 135 84 219 - - - - - - - 135 84 219
BUSOGA sub-total 1,311 1,132 392 596 1,703 1,728 3,431 901 881 - - 901 881 1,782 2,604 2,609 5,213
ELGON Kapchorwa 195 78 - - 195 78 273 200 233 - - 200 233 433 395 311 706

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 BTVET PTCs
Overall Totals
Region District Government Private Totals Government Private Totals
M F M F M F T M F M F M F T M F T
Manafwa - - - - - - - - - 47 86 47 86 133 47 86 133
Mbale 596 178 - - 596 178 774 222 239 - - 222 239 461 818 417 1,235
ELGON sub-total 791 256 - - 791 256 1,047 422 472 47 86 469 558 1,027 1,260 814 2,074
KARAMOJA Abim 101 14 - - 101 14 115 - - - - - - - 101 14 115
Kaabong 77 24 - - 77 24 101 - - - - - - - 77 24 101
Kotido 171 36 - - 171 36 207 158 98 - - 158 98 256 329 134 463
Nakapiripirit 78 22 - - 78 22 100 - - - - - - - 78 22 100
Moroto - - - - - - - 181 169 - - 181 169 350 181 169 350
Napak 70 20 13 59 83 79 162 - - - - - - - 83 79 162
KARAMOJA sub-total 497 116 13 59 510 175 685 339 267 - - 339 267 606 849 442 1,291
KIGEZI Kabale 567 552 - - 567 552 1,119 158 201 - - 158 201 359 725 753 1,478
Kanungu 733 119 87 75 820 194 1,014 - - 38 81 38 81 119 858 275 1,133
Kisoro - - 70 65 70 65 135 142 164 45 118 187 282 469 257 347 604
Rubanda - - 130 87 130 87 217 - - - - - - - 130 87 217
Rukungiri 384 114 300 414 684 528 1,212 85 156 - - 85 156 241 769 684 1,453
KIGEZI sub-total 1,684 785 587 641 2,271 1,426 3,697 385 521 83 199 468 720 1,188 2,739 2,146 4,885
LANGO Alebtong 304 116 - - 304 116 420 - - - - - - - 304 116 420
Amolatar 146 47 237 102 383 149 532 - - - - - - - 383 149 532
Apac 182 39 349 437 531 476 1,007 - - - - - - - 531 476 1,007
Dokolo 804 281 294 103 1,098 384 1,482 - - - - - - - 1,098 384 1,482
Kole - - 7 2 7 2 9 - - 92 115 92 115 207 99 117 216
Lira 150 38 105 9 255 47 302 190 151 73 163 263 314 577 518 361 879
Oyam - - 256 93 256 93 349 248 202 - - 248 202 450 504 295 799
LANGO sub-total 1,586 521 1,248 746 2,834 1,267 4,101 438 353 165 278 603 631 1,234 3,437 1,898 5,335
TESO Amuria 493 149 35 19 528 168 696 - - - - - - - 528 168 696
Bukedea 162 46 - - 162 46 208 - 368 - - - 368 368 162 414 576
Kaberamaido 222 40 - - 222 40 262 - - - - - - - 222 40 262

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 BTVET PTCs
Overall Totals
Region District Government Private Totals Government Private Totals
M F M F M F T M F M F M F T M F T
Katakwi 129 59 - - 129 59 188 - - - - - - - 129 59 188
Kumi - - 54 60 54 60 114 - - 22 111 22 111 133 76 171 247
Ngora - - 80 21 80 21 101 254 138 - - 254 138 392 334 159 493
Serere 336 102 211 105 547 207 754 - - 124 153 124 153 277 671 360 1,031
Soroti 260 292 - - 260 292 552 175 193 39 104 214 297 511 474 589 1,063
TESO sub-total 1,602 688 380 205 1,982 893 2,875 429 699 185 368 614 1,067 1,681 2,596 1,960 4,556
TORO Bundibugyo 200 106 - - 200 106 306 126 110 - - 126 110 236 326 216 542
Kabarole 80 9 711 597 791 606 1,397 195 260 2 94 197 354 551 988 960 1,948
Kamwenge 397 81 - - 397 81 478 - - - - - - - 397 81 478
Kasese 373 62 762 871 1,135 933 2,068 89 105 - - 89 105 194 1,224 1,038 2,262
Kyegegwa - - 54 60 54 60 114 - - - - - - - 54 60 114
Kyenjojo 131 24 - - 131 24 155 122 173 - - 122 173 295 253 197 450
TORO sub-total 1,181 282 1,527 1,528 2,708 1,810 4,518 532 648 2 94 534 742 1,276 3,242 2,552 5,794
WEST_NILE Adjumani 33 5 166 273 199 278 477 - - - - - - - 199 278 477
Arua 427 83 333 145 760 228 988 171 153 38 300 209 453 662 969 681 1,650
Koboko - - 139 36 139 36 175 - - 2 42 2 42 44 141 78 219
Maracha - - 236 128 236 128 364 - - - - - - - 236 128 364
Moyo 237 20 29 24 266 44 310 139 116 - - 139 116 255 405 160 565
Nebbi - - 60 84 60 84 144 - - - - - - - 60 84 144
Yumbe 258 41 102 9 360 50 410 206 130 29 17 235 147 382 595 197 792
Zombo 214 23 - - 214 23 237 161 107 - - 161 107 268 375 130 505
WEST_NILE sub-total 1,169 172 1,065 699 2,234 871 3,105 677 506 69 359 746 865 1,611 2,980 1,736 4,716
Grand Total 18,663 5,843 10,439 10,208 29,102 16,051 45,153 7,188 8,687 742 1,925 7,930 10,612 18,542 37,032 26,663 63,695

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Annex II: Post Primary Instructors / Teachers by Institution Type, Ownership and Sex
Region Districts BTVET Institutions PTCs Overall Totals
Government Private Total Government Private Total
F M T F M T F M T F M T
ACHOLI Agago 3 13 16 - - - 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 16
Gulu - - - - - - - 21 39 60 - - - 60 60
Amuru 3 17 20 1 8 9 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 29
Kitgum 1 14 15 23 27 50 65 10 17 27 2 18 20 47 112
Lamwo - - - 4 14 18 18 - - - - - - - 18
Omoro 7 19 26 - - - 26 - - - - - - - 26
Pader 4 23 27 2 7 9 36 - - - - - - - 36
ACHOLI sub-total 18 86 104 30 56 86 190 31 56 87 2 18 20 107 297
ANKOLE Bushenyi 8 40 48 27 35 62 110 13 30 43 - - - 43 153
Ibanda - - - 18 40 58 58 6 19 25 - - - 25 83
Isingiro 7 23 30 12 13 25 55 10 22 32 - - - 32 87
Mbarara 36 119 155 14 38 52 207 12 27 39 - - - 39 246
Mitooma 3 12 15 16 26 42 57 - - - 7 9 16 16 73
Ntungamo 2 13 15 - - - 15 6 20 26 - - - 26 41
Rubirizi - - - 4 5 9 9 - - - - - - - 9
Sheema 9 24 33 4 24 28 61 - - - - - - - 61
ANKOLE sub-total 65 231 296 95 181 276 572 47 118 165 7 9 16 181 753
BUGANDA Bukomansimbi - - - 8 13 21 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 21
Butambala 2 17 19 - - - 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 19
Buikwe - - - - - - - 15 14 29 - - - 29 29
Gomba - - - - - - - 10 20 30 - - - 30 30
kalungu 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 4 6 10 - - - 10 10
Kampala 44 75 119 92 142 234 353 40 37 77 - - - 77 430
Kiboga 8 20 28 - - - 28 - - - - - - - 28
Lwengo 11 13 24 - - - 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 24
Lyantonde 4 8 12 - - - 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 12
Mubende 18 42 60 - - - 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 60

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 Masaka - - - - - - - 10 24 34 - - - 34 34
Mityana - - - - - - - 17 23 40 5 12 17 57 57
Nakaseke - - - - - - - 13 18 31 - - - 31 31
Rakai 4 20 24 - - - 24 10 8 18 - - - 18 42
Sembabule - - - 9 25 34 34 - - - - - - - 34
Wakiso - - - - 2 2 2 - - - - - - - 2
BUGANDA sub-total 91 195 286 109 182 291 577 119 150 269 5 12 17 286 863
BUKEDI Busia 3 26 29 - - - 29 7 16 23 - - - 23 52
Butaleja 3 14 17 6 4 10 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 27
Pallisa 4 16 20 19 33 52 72 9 18 27 - - - 27 99
Tororo 18 86 104 4 7 11 115 12 20 32 - - - 32 147
BUKEDI sub-total 28 142 170 29 44 73 243 28 54 82 - - - 82 325
BUNYORO Hoima - - - 7 5 12 12 14 30 44 - - - 44 56
Kibaale - - - 16 34 50 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 50
Masindi - - - - - - - 10 12 22 - - - 22 22
Kiryandongo 1 23 24 3 10 13 37 - - - - - - - 37
BUNYORO sub-total 1 23 24 26 49 75 99 24 42 66 - - - 66 165
BUSOGA Bugiri 9 21 30 5 4 9 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 39
Iganga 4 21 25 10 23 33 58 14 32 46 - - - 46 104
Jinja 22 18 40 - - - 40 8 11 19 - - - 19 59
Kaliro - - - - - - - 8 17 25 - - - 25 25
Namutumba 8 9 17 4 8 12 29 - - - - - - - 29
BUSOGA sub-total 43 69 112 19 35 54 166 30 60 90 - - - 90 256
ELGON Kapchorwa 9 18 27 - - - 27 6 15 21 - - - 21 48
Manafwa 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - - - 5 10 15 15 15
Mbale 8 23 31 - - - 31 15 30 45 - - - 45 76
ELGON sub-total 17 41 58 - - - 58 21 45 66 5 10 15 81 139
KARAMOJA Abim 5 18 23 - - - 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 23
Kaabong 9 18 27 - - - 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 27
Kotido 7 18 25 - - - 25 8 14 22 - - - 22 47
Moroto - - - - - - - 17 21 38 - - - 38 38

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 Nakapiripirit - 10 10 - - - 10 - - - - - - - 10
Napak 6 10 16 9 1 10 26 - - - - - - - 26
KARAMOJA sub-total 27 74 101 9 1 10 111 25 35 60 - - - 60 171
KIGEZI Kabale 9 25 34 - - - 34 6 23 29 - - - 29 63
Kanungu 10 63 73 5 8 13 86 - - - 2 14 16 16 102
Kisoro - - - 7 10 17 17 1 7 8 3 9 12 20 37
Rubanda - - - 6 12 18 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 18
Rukungiri 21 43 64 15 46 61 125 6 8 14 - - - 14 139
KIGEZI sub-total 40 131 171 33 76 109 280 13 38 51 5 23 28 79 359
LANGO Alebtong 10 36 46 - - - 46 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 46
Amolatar 2 18 20 6 12 18 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 38
Apac 7 22 29 18 39 57 86 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 86
Dokolo 2 13 15 4 17 21 36 - - - - - - - 36
Kole - - - 2 5 7 7 - - - 3 26 29 29 36
Lira 3 18 21 2 10 12 33 3 11 14 4 19 23 37 70
Oyam - - - 10 22 32 32 15 38 53 - - - 53 85
LANGO Sub-total 24 107 131 42 105 147 278 18 49 67 7 45 52 119 397
TESO Amuria 6 25 31 4 9 13 44 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 44
Bukedea 9 24 33 - - - 33 13 11 24 - - - 24 57
Kaberamaido 8 22 30 - - - 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 30
Katakwi 6 16 22 - - - 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 22
Kumi - - - 1 1 2 2 - - - 7 7 14 14 16
Ngora - - - 2 8 10 10 7 22 29 - - - 29 39
Serere 6 15 21 7 30 37 58 - - - - 9 9 9 67
Soroti 4 6 10 - - - 10 19 34 53 4 13 17 70 80
TESO sub-total 39 108 147 14 48 62 209 39 67 106 11 29 40 146 355
TORO Bundibugyo 3 11 14 - - - 14 2 12 14 - - - 14 28
Kabarole 1 4 5 30 41 71 76 9 21 30 4 3 7 37 113
Kamwenge 9 47 56 - - - 56 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 56
Kasese 7 33 40 38 109 147 187 3 6 9 - - - 9 196
Kyegegwa - - - 7 15 22 22 - - - - - - - 22

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 Kyenjojo - 6 6 - - - 6 10 9 19 - - - 19 25
TORO sub-total 20 101 121 75 165 240 361 24 48 72 4 3 7 79 440
WEST_NILE Adjumani - 4 4 11 13 24 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 28
Arua 10 34 44 20 45 65 109 8 24 32 4 24 28 60 169
Koboko - - - 7 18 25 25 - - - 1 11 12 12 37
Maracha - - - 18 35 53 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 53
Moyo 3 22 25 7 12 19 44 7 9 16 - - - 16 60
Nebbi - - - 8 8 16 16 - - - - - - - 16
Yumbe 19 41 60 5 25 30 90 1 26 27 4 11 15 42 132
Zombo 3 17 20 - - - 20 1 10 11 - - - 11 31
WEST_NILE sub-total 35 118 153 76 156 232 385 17 69 86 9 46 55 141 526
National 448 1,426 1,874 557 1,098 1,655 3,529 436 831 1,267 55 195 250 1,517 5,046

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Annex III: Post Primary Instructors and Student Instructor Ration (SIR) by Region and Ownership
Region District P.P enrolment No of instructors SIR
Government Private Total Government Private Total Government Private Total
ACHOLI Agago 168 - 168 16 - 16 11 - 11
Amuru 137 20 157 20 9 29 7 2 5
Gulu 570 - 570 60 - 60 10 - 10
Kitgum 638 1,002 1,640 42 70 112 15 14 15
Lamwo - 162 162 - 18 18 - 9 9
Omoro 216 - 216 26 - 26 8 - 8
Pader 377 321 698 27 9 36 14 36 19
ACHOLI Total 2,106 1,505 3,611 191 106 297 11 14 12
ANKOLE Bushenyi 934 684 1,618 91 62 153 10 11 11
Ibanda 332 1,189 1,521 25 58 83 13 21 18
Isingiro 649 268 917 62 25 87 10 11 11
Mbarara 2,109 319 2,428 194 52 246 11 6 10
Mitooma 222 512 734 15 58 73 15 9 10
Ntungamo 507 - 507 41 - 41 12 - 12
Rubirizi - 35 35 - 9 9 - 4 4
Sheema 491 233 724 33 28 61 15 8 12
ANKOLE Total 5,244 3,240 8,484 461 292 753 11 11 11
BUGANDA Buikwe 227 - 227 29 - 29 8 - 8
Bukomansimbi - 100 100 - 21 21 - 5 5
Butambala 254 - 254 19 - 19 13 - 13
Gomba 368 - 368 30 - 30 12 - 12
Kalungu 310 - 310 10 - 10 31 - 31
Kampala 3,833 4,798 8,631 196 234 430 20 21 20
Kiboga 75 - 75 28 - 28 3 - 3
Lwengo 108 - 108 24 - 24 5 - 5
Lyantonde 33 - 33 12 - 12 3 - 3

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 Masaka 300 - 300 34 - 34 9 - 9
Mityana 366 404 770 40 17 57 9 24 14
Mubende 705 - 705 60 - 60 12 - 12
Nakaseke 354 - 354 31 - 31 11 - 11
Rakai 486 - 486 42 - 42 12 - 12
Sembabule - 445 445 - 34 34 - 13 13
Wakiso - 28 28 - 2 2 - 14 14
BUGANDA Total 7,419 5,775 13,194 555 308 863 13 19 15
BUKEDI Busia 727 - 727 52 - 52 14 - 14
Butaleja 208 104 312 17 10 27 12 10 12
Pallisa 585 359 944 47 52 99 12 7 10
Tororo 996 99 1,095 136 11 147 7 9 7
BUKEDI Total 2,516 562 3,078 252 73 325 10 8 9
BUNYORO Hoima 335 111 446 44 12 56 8 9 8
Kibaale - 441 441 - 50 50 - 9 9
Kiryadongo 277 59 336 24 13 37 12 5 9
Masindi 241 - 241 22 - 22 11 - 11
BUNYORO Total 853 611 1,464 90 75 165 9 8 9
BUSOGA Bugiri 349 431 780 30 9 39 12 48 20
Iganga 1,589 507 2,096 71 33 104 22 15 20
Jinja 1,729 - 1,729 59 - 59 29 - 29
Kaliro 389 - 389 25 - 25 16 - 16
Namutumba 169 50 219 17 12 29 10 4 8
BUSOGA Total 4,225 988 5,213 202 54 256 21 18 20
ELGON Kapchorwa 706 - 706 48 - 48 15 - 15
Manafwa - 133 133 - 15 15 - 9 9
Mbale 1,235 - 1,235 76 - 76 16 - 16
ELGON Total 1,941 133 2,074 124 15 139 16 9 15
KARAMOJA Abim 115 - 115 23 - 23 5 - 5
Kaabong 101 - 101 27 - 27 4 - 4

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 Kotido 463 - 463 47 - 47 10 - 10
Moroto 350 - 350 38 - 38 9 - 9
Nakapiripirit 100 - 100 10 - 10 10 - 10
Napak 90 72 162 16 10 26 6 7 6
KARAMOJA Total 1,219 72 1,291 161 10 171 8 7 8
KIGEZI Kabale 1,478 - 1,478 63 - 63 23 - 23
Kanungu 852 281 1,133 73 29 102 12 10 11
Kisoro 306 298 604 8 29 37 38 10 16
Rubanda - 217 217 - 18 18 - 12 12
Rukungiri 739 714 1,453 78 61 139 9 12 10
KIGEZI Total 3,375 1,510 4,885 222 137 359 15 11 14
LANGO Alebtong 420 - 420 46 - 46 9 - 9
Amolatar 193 339 532 20 18 38 10 19 14
Apac 221 786 1,007 29 57 86 8 14 12
Dokolo 1,085 397 1,482 15 21 36 72 19 41
Kole - 216 216 - 36 36 - 6 6
Lira 529 350 879 35 35 70 15 10 13
Oyam 450 349 799 53 32 85 8 11 9
LANGO Total 2,898 2,437 5,335 198 199 397 15 12 13
TESO Amuria 642 54 696 31 13 44 21 4 16
Bukedea 576 - 576 57 - 57 10 - 10
Kaberamaido 262 - 262 30 - 30 9 - 9
Katakwi 188 - 188 22 - 22 9 - 9
Kumi - 247 247 - 16 16 - 15 15
Ngora 392 101 493 29 10 39 14 10 13
Serere 438 593 1,031 21 46 67 21 13 15
Soroti 920 143 1,063 63 17 80 15 8 13
TESO Total 3,418 1,138 4,556 253 102 355 14 11 13
TORO Bundibugyo 542 - 542 28 - 28 19 - 19
Kabarole 544 1,404 1,948 35 78 113 16 18 17

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 Kamwenge 478 - 478 56 - 56 9 - 9
Kasese 629 1,633 2,262 49 147 196 13 11 12
Kyegegwa - 114 114 - 22 22 - 5 5
Kyenjojo 450 - 450 25 - 25 18 - 18
TORO Total 2,643 3,151 5,794 193 247 440 14 13 13
WEST_NILE Adjumani 38 439 477 4 24 28 10 18 17
Arua 834 816 1,650 76 93 169 11 9 10
Koboko - 219 219 - 37 37 - 6 6
Maracha - 364 364 - 53 53 - 7 7
Moyo 512 53 565 41 19 60 12 3 9
Nebbi - 144 144 - 16 16 - 9 9
Yumbe 635 157 792 87 45 132 7 3 6
Zombo 505 - 505 31 - 31 16 - 16
WEST_NILE Total 2,524 2,192 4,716 239 287 526 11 8 9
National 40,381 23,314 63,695 3,141 1,905 5,046 13 12 13

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