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Private schools fail to adopt new curriculum

Moses Ndhaye by Moses Ndhaye
December 14, 2022
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The National Curriculum Development Centre has asked private secondary schools to embrace the new curriculum for lower secondary schools which is currently being implemented.

The manager for secondary education at the National Curriculum Development Centre John Okumu Emorut says private secondary schools have adamantly failed to adopt the new curriculum and instead, they are stuck with the old one.

He was addressing nearly 500 teachers from Wakiso district during the training on implementation of the new lower curriculum for secondary schools.

 

 

 

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