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Kigezi College Butobere Academic Staff

Academic Staff 2023

Discover the dedicated and qualified staff members at Kigezi College Butobere. Our staff page showcases the exceptional educators who make a difference in the lives of our students. Meet our passionate and experienced teachers, each specialized in various subjects. From English and Mathematics to Chemistry and Geography, our staff members bring expertise and enthusiasm to the classroom. Learn more about our committed team of professionals, shaping the future of education at Kigezi College Butobere.

Name	Subject	Role
Rubanjagana Christopher	Entrepreneurship	Teacher
Kyarimpa Annet	English	Teacher
Orishaba Patrick	Chemistry/Biology	Teacher
Turyakira Babra	English	Teacher
Bavakure Ruth	English	Teacher
Byaruhanga Saul	Mathematics	Teacher
Kembabazi Miriam	English	Teacher
Tumwesigye Deus	Physics	Teacher
Kiconco Justus	Biology	Teacher
Mugabi Milton	Entrepreneurship	Teacher
Owoyesigire Aaron	Physics/Maths	Rugby & WoodBall
Twinomujuni Jackson	Geography	Teacher
Natujuna Innocent	Divinity/CRE	Teacher
Agaba Kenneth	Chemistry	Teacher
Tweheyo Bright	Art	Teacher
Kobusheshe Stanislaus	Chemistry	Teacher
Turyatunga Edson	Divinity	Teacher
Barigye Thomas	Agriculture	Teacher
Ngabirano Joyce	Agriculture	Teacher
Kyomugisha Jackline	History/Geography	Teacher
Mucunguzi Moses	Physics	Teacher
Turigye Alexander	Biology	Teacher
Kukundakwe Claire	History	Teacher
Nahwera Gaston	ICT	Teacher
Akatukunda Seth	English	Teacher
Kiconco Claire	Art	Teacher
Katushabe Robinah	Kiswahili	Teacher
Junior Frank	Chemistry	Teacher
Agaba Dickens	Geography	Teacher
Rubarenzya James	History	Teacher
Tumwekwase Sarah	RR	Teacher
Ahabwe Judith	Entrepreneurship	Teacher
Ahumuza Seth	Agriculture	Teacher
Akatwijuka Hillary	Kiswahili	Teacher
Musimeta Joab	Biology/Chemistry	Teacher
Kamwesiga Pamela	Physics	Teacher

NEW CURRICULUM FOR LOWER SECONDARY

EXTRACTS FROM NCDC CIRCULAR 1/2020 DATED 2ND JANUARY 2020

COMPULSORY SUBJECTS IN S.1 2020.

MATHEMATICS
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
PHYSICS
BIOLOGY
CHEMISTRY
GEOGRAPHY
HISTORY & POLITICAL EDUCATION.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (CRE or IRE)
ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION
KISWAHILI
PHYSICAL EDUCATION

N.B: General Science will only be done by Special needs students

The school is required to choose only four (4) elective subjects from which the leaner picks/selects one to be added to the 11 compulsory subjects listed above.
Schools are requested to submit formal requests to the Director, NCDC for the instruction materials required to teach a maximum of four (4) elective subjects to be selected from the list of electives for Senior 1 and 2 below. On delivering the request letter, the school will accordingly be issued with the elective teaching syllabi of those identified subjects.

The electives for senior 1 and 2:

The choice for the elective subjects will be made from the following groupings:

ELECTIVES 1	ELECTIVES 2
1. Foreign languages e.g French, German,	1. Agriculture
2. Local Languages / Uganda Sign Language	2. Art and Design.
3. Literature in English.	3. Performing Arts
	4. Information and Communication Technology(ICT)
	5. Nutrition and Food Technology.
	6. Technology and Design.

N.B: Learners with special learning needs such as visual impairment and dyslexia will study general science as an alternative to the major science subjects.

Before selecting the electives, parents need to be well sensitized about the option to be taken on by the student.
Schools are advised to turn those subjects they have been teaching (especially practical ones) but have not been selected as electives into clubs where learners actively participate for purposes of skills development and a certificate of merit is awarded at the end of the course.
The format of assessment has been changed i.e BOT, MOT or end of year have been removed and replaced with topical exercises/activities from which the average mark is generated and this can be used to make the report for the learners.
A detailed circular is to be issued to schools by UNEB pertaining to students’ assessment.

At S.3 in 2022, the curriculum menu will change as follows:

COMPULSORY SUBJECTS FOR S.3 & S.4

(AS PER NEW LOWER SECONDARY SCHOOL CURRICULUM).

1. English language 2. Mathematics 3. History & Political Education 4. Physics 5. Chemistry 6. Biology 7. Geography

Electives for senior 3 & 4.

The choices for the two elective subjects OR three elective subjects for learners with special learning needs will be made from at least two of the following groupings:

ELECTIVE :1	ELECTIVE: 2 ( Pre-Vocational Subjects)	ELECTIVE: 3
UGANDA SIGN LANGUAGE	PERFORMING ARTS	CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
KISWAHILI	ART & DESIGN	ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
LITERATURE IN ENGLISH	AGRICULTURE
LOCAL LANGUAGE	ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION
FOREIGN LANGUAGE	NUTRITION & TECHNOLOGY
	INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECH (ICT)
	PHYSICAL EDUCATION
	TECHNOLOGY & DESIGN

Further guidance:

All secondary schools shall be obliged to offer the 11 compulsory subjects for Senior 1 & 2 as indicated above in (a).
School instruction time is from 8:00 a.m to 2:55 p.m but the School day will run up to 4:30 pm each working day.
Each lesson is 40 minutes which will total to 40 periods per week.