The Association of Secondary School Headteachers of Uganda (ASSHU) actively contributed to the co-creation of a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) course for secondary school leaders under the Leaders in Teaching (LiT) Programme.
The two-day School Leaders CPD Macro-Curriculum Co-creation Workshop, held on 29–30 September 2026 held at silver springs hotel - Bugolobi, @Silver_springUg brought together the Ministry of Education and Sports,@Educ_SportsUg VVOB, @VVOBinUganda PEAS Uganda, the African Centre for School Leadership (ACSL), ASSHU and professional development institutions including UNITE,@uniteuganda24 UMI,@UMIUganda Kyambogo University @kyambogou and Muni University.@Muni_University
The engagement focused on shaping the course structure, modules and units under the LEAD pillar, which seeks to strengthen effective leadership practices for improved school performance.
As the national professional association of secondary school headteachers, ASSHU remains committed to contributing professional expertise to initiatives that strengthen school leadership and advance the quality of secondary education in Uganda.
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Quality education extends beyond the classroom.
For Rehema Kisitu Lutalo (@rehemalutalo), Treasurer of @asshu_ug and Head Teacher at Mariam High School, safe and reliable transport is also part of the responsibility schools have towards their learners.
Speaking at the launch, she commended @NCBAUganda and MAC East Africa for developing a solution that responds to one of the challenges schools face when investing in transport.
By reducing the initial financial burden of acquiring a school bus, the partnership gives school directors and administrators greater flexibility to invest in transport while maintaining their day-to-day school operations. More reliable school buses on our roads means safer journeys for learners and another investment in the future of education.
For inquiries, call +256 (0)414 252 810 to learn more.
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Representing #Uganda in Auckland New Zealand at the #ICP2026
Exchanging perspectives, connecting with a global community shaping the future of education and gaining insights that strengthen our collective pursuit of excellence in education.
Great to connect with fellow school leaders at #ICP2026 in Auckland.
Beyond borders and different contexts, we share one responsibility: to keep learning, lead better and serve our learners.
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I joined global school leaders at the #ICP2026 in Auckland New Zealand.
Inspired by conversations on leadership, innovation and the future of education.
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Dr. Muyingo Martin, @martin_muyi1160 The ASSHU Kampala District Chairperson;
In his message to the headteachers, he called for purposeful, accountable and forward-looking leadership in our secondary schools.
“Leadership is not simply about managing today; it is about taking responsibility for building the schools our learners need tomorrow.”
He urged headteachers to take ownership of the performance of their institutions, strengthen staff supervision and welfare, embrace ICT and practical innovations in school management, and remain firmly focused on improving learner outcomes.
He challenged school leaders to move beyond identifying challenges and take collective responsibility for developing practical solutions, sharing what works and leading meaningful change within their institutions.
The call is clear: lead with purpose, act with accountability and turn every opportunity for collaboration into measurable progress for our schools and learners.
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@rehemalutalo Hajjat Rehema Kisitu Lutalo, the National Treasurer for ASSHU @asshuofficial represented the Association at the launch of the NCBA @NCBAUganda Bank Uganda–MAC East Africa @IsuzuUganda School Bus Financing Partnership at Protea Hotel Kampala, @ProteaKampalaH under the theme “Driving the Future of Our Schools.”
The initiative provides eligible schools access to up to 100% financing for school buses, repayment periods of up to 72 months and a repayment holiday of up to 90 days. The package also includes servicing and maintenance, comprehensive insurance and tracker installation.
The engagement highlighted that investment in school transport must go beyond acquiring a vehicle. Reliability, responsible operations, road safety and appropriate measures to protect learners remain essential.
For school leaders, reliable transportation is an important part of providing dependable services to learners and parents.
School leaders interested in understanding how their institutions can best benefit from this opportunity are encouraged to reach out to ASSHU National office for guidance and support on the way forward.
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Leadership is not simply about addressing the challenges before us: it’s about creating clarity, building consensus and turning collective concerns into practical action.
In Lira this morning, I held a coordination meeting with the AGM committee to align responsibilities and finalise preparations for a successful #ASSHUAGM2026.
Sponsors, this is your invitation to be part of the ASSHU AGM.
Secure your exhibition/partnership space and connect with school leaders shaping the future of education in Uganda.
Book your space today.
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I call upon all ASSHU @asshuofficial members to attend the AGM in Lira City.
Let us unite, deliberate and strengthen our collective voice for better school leadership and quality education.
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