NTUNGAMO – The government workers have lauded private schools of its complementary role to government schools towards enhancing the quality of education both in primary and secondary schools.
They also said whereas the government introduced the universal education that has met the country’s education needs, the private schools have helped bridge the gap.
Despite the government provide everything to government schools like books, paying them in time, introducing feeding programs and among others, private schools have been performing better than government schools, despite all government’s efforts to challenge the private schools both primary, secondary and tertiary institutions.
Government workers led by Mr Fredrick Katushabe head teacher Ruyonzya Primary school made the remarks while attending the speech day and promotion of top class to P.I class at Pearls Kindergarten Nursery and Primary school in Kyabukuju II in Rubaare town council, Ntungamo district.
However, he also tasked Private Educators to address the skills gap in the country’s education system. To do this, they have to find a balance between imparting theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
The director Pearls Kindergarten Nursery and Primary School Mr Apolo Tukashaba hailed government for embracing educators of private schools.
The school headteacher Ms Jackline Tumuhairwe thanked the parents for entrusting them with their children at a young age and rallied them to bring more for good services at the school.
Phionah Tushemerirwe, among other parents vowed to propel efforts of directors of the school to improve education of their education.
Story by: Amon Muhumuza
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