Inclusive support

Assisted & inclusive learning schools in Uganda

Mainstream schools that build in real learning support, inclusive units, remedial teaching and accommodations for specific learning difficulties, so children who need extra help learn alongside their peers. Support staffing, fees and admissions indexed on Praecip.

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Frequently asked questions

Assisted learning schools, answered.

What is assisted learning?

Structured extra support that lets a learner who finds part of the curriculum hard keep pace in a mainstream classroom, remedial lessons, a learning-support teacher, small-group help, or accommodations for a specific difficulty such as dyslexia, dyscalculia or ADHD. It sits between a fully mainstream school and a specialist special-needs school.

How is this different from a special-needs school?

A special-needs school serves learners with disabilities as its core mission. An assisted-learning or inclusive school is mainstream first, but runs a support unit and trained staff so children who need extra help learn alongside their peers rather than apart from them.

How do I know if a school really offers learning support?

Ask three questions: is there a named learning-support coordinator, what staff-to-pupil ratio does the support unit run, and what accommodations are offered in internal and UNEB exams. A school serious about assisted learning answers all three concretely.

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