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Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) has released the 2025 timetable for the Primary Leaving Examination (PLE), the Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE), and the Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE).
According to UNEB ED Dad Odongo, the examinations will commence on Friday, October 10th, with the briefing of UCE candidates. This is the second time that the Board will be assessing candidates under the Competency-Based Curriculum for UCE.
The Primary Leaving Examination (PLE) will start on Friday, October 31st, and will be followed by UACE on 7th November 2025.
Meanwhile, the Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) has instructed heads of centers and district, city, and municipal inspectors of schools that they are required to display the 2025 candidates’ registers for viewing by the concerned parties.
The mandatory period of display of registers is from 10th August to 10th October 2025. As provided for in the UNEB Act, Cap 259 S.4(2), the candidates’ registers should be displayed in a conspicuous place at the school/examination center where the candidates are registered and at the district headquarters, respectively.
Why teachers are not teaching their candidates, this is about primary teachers
A good leader should not be segregative of his subordinates because all of them have goals to fulfil in life. So i ask my self a question that do we have people and bi people because all of us have equal rights and freedom.
I wish this industrial action continues up to the exam period
When will it be PLE published
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The teachers striking in government schools, the same schools have been collecting small fees, and food money and PTA must be tough we need refund of these money especially the food money can remain but fees must be refunded
Wish you all the great the best success to hold the candidates of Uganda. I wish you all well become focus on your purpose as well when time comes thank you.
Thanks to all the teachers of Uganda also
In case it’s an injustice done against our teachers by anyone and because we think it doesn’t concern us just because of living in a broken society, the teachers are now sending us feedback that we need to have a joint voice and have the matter settled amicably as parents,teachers and the concerned authorities. Teachers are willing to teach but if they don’t teach, then it’s lack of will and not skill.