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FULL LIST: Ministry of Education, NCDC publish self-study workbooks amid COVID-19 lockdown

The Ministry of Education releases homeschooling packages to enable self-study in amid coronavirus lockdown

The homeschooling materials were released after the ministry designed a framework for the provision of continued learning during the stay-home directive.

Ministry of Education says it worked with a consortium of different stakeholders, under the guidance of the National Curriculum Development Centre (NCDC), to develop standardized study lesson packages.

All the materials (attached here) are in the core subjects for primary and secondary levels, to be distributed to all learners.

Education Minister Janet Museveni says model teachers will continue preparing lessons to be delivered through on radio and television stations across the country.

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Primary One Download file here
Primary Two Download file here
Primary Three Download file here
Primary Four Download file here
Primary Five Download file here
Primary Six Download file here
Primary Seven Download file here

Lower secondary self-study materials

O-Level Materials

Class

Subject

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Senior One (Sciences) Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics Download file here
Senior One (Arts) History, Entrepreneurship, English, Art & Design Download file here
Senior Two (Sciences) Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics Download file here
Senior Two (Arts) History, Entrepreneurship, English, Art & Design Download file here
Senior Three (Sciences) Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics Download file here
Senior Three (Arts) Geography, History, Entrepreneurship, English, Art & Design eDownload file here
Senior Four (Arts) Geography, History, Entrepreneurship, English, Art & Design Download file here
Senior Four (Sciences) Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics Download file here

-Level Materials

Senior 5 & 6

Download Link

Sciences Download file here
Arts Download file here

The role of parents in supporting children’s homeschooling

Education Minister Mrs. Museveni appealed to parents and families, to involve the learners in their home activities to give them skills for life such as cooking, cleaning, gardening, and looking after animals.

others like skills include business, art, music, physical activity, play, and sports, and many others.

“Spend time with your learners to develop their values and positive attitudes. Tell them stories, riddles, and other life lessons and support their learning”, she says.

Free learning online sites

MTN Uganda is further supporting the fight against the spread of the Coronavirus by offering free access to select educational websites to enable parents’ home school their children.

Here is a list of zero-rated educational websites that you can use to learn from home or access for your kids to keep tabs on their education.

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