KAGADI TOWN COUNCIL CONDUCTS THIRD-TERM SCHOOL MONITORING EXERCISE

Kagadi Town Council has commenced a monitoring exercise of schools within the Town Council as part of efforts to assess the progress of teaching and learning activities during the Third Term of the 2026 academic year. The monitoring exercise is being conducted by Town Council Councillors together with Heads of Departments from Kagadi Town Council. The exercise aims to assess the general performance of schools, identify challenges affecting service delivery, and ensure that schools are operating in accordance with the required standards. During the monitoring visits, the team is assessing key areas including attendance of teachers and learners, teaching and learning activities, availability and utilization of learning materials, school infrastructure, sanitation and hygiene, record keeping, and general management of the schools. The monitoring team is also engaging school administrators and teachers to identify challenges affecting the delivery of quality education and to discuss possible interventions. Particular attention is being given to issues that require support from the Town Council and other relevant stakeholders. Speaking during the monitoring exercise, the Town Council leadership emphasized the importance of regular supervision and monitoring in improving the quality of education and ensuring accountability in the delivery of education services. The exercise is expected to provide the Town Council with valuable information to guide planning, decision-making and appropriate interventions aimed at improving the learning environment and educational outcomes within Kagadi Town Council. Kagadi Town Council remains committed to working closely with schools, parents, teachers and other stakeholders to promote quality education and improved service delivery across the Town Council.