Joshua Mwesigwa

A veteran Brother on why a great boys' school is built in decades, not exam seasons.

King's College Budo opens the year under its first internal appointment to the headship in over a decade.

A widening salary delta is reshaping who teaches where, and pulling experienced UCE and UACE markers out of government classrooms.

From quoting an annual figure against a termly budget to forgetting the delivery cost, the avoidable errors that sink otherwise strong bids.

Why the boys on the Hill keep beating better-resourced schools at the national finals.

For every tablet scheme that gathers dust, one is quietly changing how a subject is taught. The difference is rarely the hardware.

Schools where the sciences are a genuine strength, with links straight to each profile.

Families with no intention of the priesthood are picking minor seminaries for the schooling.

Improvement is rarely an accident. We trace what the fastest risers changed first.

Skilled-trade graduates are landing jobs faster than many degree holders. The institutes behind the shift.

UBTEB enrolment is up 22% in three years. We visited the institutes turning out the country's electricians, welders and ICT technicians.