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Leaders worried by low turnout at schools

Noelyn Nassuuna by Noelyn Nassuuna
April 12, 2021
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 Local leaders in Omiya Nyima subcounty in Kitgum District are concerned about the low turn up in schools.

This comes after government allowed a phased reopening of schools that saw semi candidates return last month and other pupils in Primary 4 and 5 just returned to school this month.

The sub county’s LC 3 chairperson Julius Peter Otto says while P.6 had a good turn up, these other classes that have just been allowed to reopen have so far registered very low turn up.

He has now called a meeting with fellow leaders to devise ways of mobilizing communities and parents to have their children back to school.

The sub county has 11 government aided schools and 2 secondary schools.

 

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