UNATU

Uganda National Teachers’ Union is there to promote and protect the Social, Economic, intellectual and professional interests of its members/teachers.

[UNATU @UNATU_ORG]

🔔 A TEACHER'S WORK DOESN'T END WHEN THE BELL RINGS.

When learners leave the classroom, a teacher's responsibilities often continue.

There are lessons to prepare, books to mark, assessments to review, learners to support and new approaches to explore.

Much of the work that makes effective teaching possible happens beyond the hours the public sees.

As we continue reflecting on World Teachers' Day, let us recognise not only what teachers do in the classroom, but also the dedication behind every lesson.

Teaching is more than the hours spent in front of learners.

💬 Teachers, what part of your work outside classroom hours do you wish more people understood?

#UNATU #TeacherVoice #TeachersMatter #WorldTeachersDay2026

[UBC UGANDA @ubctvuganda]

UPDATE - Captain Rita Nasirumbi has earned her fourth stripe at Uganda Airlines, becoming the carrier’s first female captain. She will serve as pilot-in-command on the regional Mitsubishi CRJ900 jet.

[NTV UGANDA @ntvuganda]

At 48, Abel Kanyankore, a father of nine and a pastor in Fort Portal, is among 3,454 candidates sitting the 2026 Uganda Certificate of Education examinations in the area.
#NTVNews

More 👉🏾https://t.co/NZofznEmmZ

[UNATU @UNATU_ORG]

📚 GREAT TEACHERS NEVER STOP LEARNING.

Teaching is a profession that demands continuous growth.

Every new skill acquired, every teaching method improved and every opportunity for professional development contributes to better classroom experiences and stronger learning outcomes.

Continuous Professional Development (CPD) is not simply about attending workshops. It is about remaining effective, relevant and responsive to the changing needs of learners.

When teachers grow, learners benefit.

💬 Teachers, what new skill or teaching approach have you learned recently?

#UNATU #ProfessionalDevelopment #CPD #TeachersMatter #TeachersUganda

[Daily Monitor @DailyMonitor]

Jaria Ayinembabazi, a visually impaired Senior Four candidate at Hornby High School in Kabale Municipality, has highlighted the acute shortage of Braille textbooks as a major obstacle during her studies. She appealed to the government to ensure the timely provision of Braille learning materials, enabling visually impaired students to compete fairly with their sighted peers and excel in their exams.
#MonitorUpdates
📹Robert Muhereza

[UNATU @UNATU_ORG]

🟠 YOUR VOICE. YOUR UNION.

A strong Union begins with members who are informed, involved and willing to speak up.

UNATU provides a collective platform through which teachers can raise concerns, share experiences and advocate for their professional rights, welfare and dignity.

But representation is strongest when members actively participate.

Your voice matters because the Union is stronger when teachers speak together.

💬 Teachers, what is one issue you believe deserves greater attention now in our profession?

#UNATU #KnowYourUnion #TeacherVoice #TeachersUganda

[The New Vision @newvisionwire]

Two pregnant girls among 1,028 Soroti SS candidates

“We had three girls who were pregnant, but one gave birth two weeks ago, leaving two who are still heavily pregnant. As a school, we are prepared to respond in case any of them go into labour, but for now, they are all comfortable,” said Charles Peter Opolot, the school’s director of studies.

DETAILS || #VisionUpdates 👉👉https://t.co/H7n6bCbKd7

[Daily Monitor @DailyMonitor]

WATCH: Bridget Nantongo, a Senior Four student at Kakungulu Memorial School in Kampala, explains how she has prepared for the #UCE2026 exams, which kick off today. Candidates will sit Mathematics in the morning and Chemistry in the afternoon. According to the Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB), a total of 503,214 candidates have registered for this year’s UCE. Of these, 238,426 are male, while 264,788 are female.
#MonitorUpdates
📹: Jane Nafula

[Mbarara University @MbararaUST]

From Grass to Grace: Isifu Mwase’s Journey from MUST to the Royal Air Force

Raised by a single mother, Mwase overcame financial hardship to pursue a BSc in Computer Engineering at @MbararaUST, supported by bursaries, mentors, friends and an African Development Bank scholarship. He later earned an MSc in Computer Networking and Cyber Security from London Metropolitan University and built a career in cybersecurity and digital forensics.

Today, he serves as a Cyberspace Communications Specialist in the UK Royal Air Force and works as a match-day steward at Arsenal Football Club, experiencing Premier League football from inside the stadium.

His message to students: “Never allow your current circumstances to determine the limits of your future.”

[NBS Breaking News @NBSBreakingNews]

Mathematics Paper One examination papers being distributed to Senior Four candidates at Kololo SSS as Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) examinations commence across the country.

📸: @francis_isano

#NBSUpdates

[Uganda National Examinations Board @UNEB_UG]

Today, candidates sitting the Uganda Certificate of Education (#UCE2026) examinations commenced their papers, beginning with Mathematics Paper 1 in the morning, followed by Chemistry Papers 1 and 2 in the afternoon.

We are pleased to report that the first batch of examination papers was successfully delivered to all examination centres in good time. Although heavy rains caused flooding and disrupted road access in some parts of the country, our teams demonstrated commendable resilience and commitment, ensuring that the papers reached their intended destinations. We commend them for their dedication and professionalism.

Preliminary reports further indicate that examinations commenced smoothly across the country, despite weather-related disruptions in some areas. We continue to monitor the situation to ensure the safe and timely delivery of examination materials and the smooth conduct of the examinations.

[Commissioner Hellen@ @HelenSeku]

To our dear 2026 UCE Candidate,
As you sit for your examinations, remember that your family and community are fully cheering you on. You have walked a unique academic path, and your dedication has brought you this far.
We pray that God grants you a sharp mind, an excellent memory, and perfect peace during every paper. Cast away all panic—remain focused and confident. Your efforts will surely be rewarded with great results. Go make us proud!
"Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established." @JanetMuseveni @KagutaMuseveni @UNEB_UG @UNATU_ORG

[UNATU @UNATU_ORG]

🍎 WORLD TEACHERS' DAY WAS ONE DAY. YOUR IMPACT IS EVERY DAY.

The celebrations may have ended, but the work of teachers continues.

In classrooms across Uganda, teachers are inspiring learners, nurturing potential and shaping futures, one lesson at a time.

As we continue celebrating Teachers' Month, UNATU reminds the nation that teachers deserve recognition, respect and support beyond World Teachers' Day.

To every teacher making a difference, even when nobody is watching, your contribution matters.

Because We Are, The Nation Is.

#UNATU #TeachersMonth2026 #TeachersMatter #TeacherVoice #EducationUganda

[Education Above All Foundation @EAA_Foundation]

Education belongs to every child.

No matter where a child lives or what circumstances surround them, their right to education should not be up for negotiation.

Education is a right. It belongs to every child.

[Education Above All Foundation @EAA_Foundation]

Teachers are mentors, advocates, role models, and so much more.

Every day, they help children overcome barriers, build confidence, and keep learning, often in the most challenging circumstances.

But they cannot do it alone. The world needs 44 million additional teachers by 2030. Investing in teachers means investing in every child’s future.

Read more: https://t.co/EHky138eQH

[RELI Africa @ReliAfrica]

To every teacher shaping minds, building character and nurturing possibility: your impact goes far beyond the classroom.

Thank you for helping learners discover who they are and what they can become.

#HappyTeachersDay

[UNATU @UNATU_ORG]

Happy 64th Independence Day, Uganda! 🇺🇬

As we celebrate 64 years of Independence, we honour the teachers whose work continues to shape the citizens who build our nation.
Happy Independence Day from UNATU!

#UgandaAt64 #IndependenceDayUG #UNATU #BecauseWeAreTheNationIs

[Education International Africa @EduintAfrica]

Today marks 60 years of celebrating teachers around the globe. it's a time to reflect on the vision of 1966 recommendations on the status of teachers and ensure its full implementation. Teachers deserve to be valued, respected and supported.
#worldteachersday

[Uganda National Examinations Board @UNEB_UG]

Wishing all teachers a very #HappyTeachersDay! Your dedication, patience, and commitment to shaping minds and building the future are truly appreciated.

[Filemonk @philemonkk]

This Lady is A teacher by profession but she really loves her profession,
ABOMUGISHA BRENDAH.Happy day
@UNATU_ORG