Luwero Triangle Ministry has donated 6954 pieces of iron sheets for dilapidated 32 schools of Luwero and Nakaseke districts for roofing and reroofing class buildings and teachers' quarters especially those in bad shape to improve academic standards of both government and private Schools in the region. 

The State Minister for Luwero Triangle Alice Kaboyo launched the distribution of these iron sheets at Luwero Triangle offices located in Luwero Town Council, in the Luwero district. 

The Standard of Schools especially government schools in Luweero and Nakaseke is worrying with some old schools damaged by winds forcing pupils to study under the tree shades other schools are surviving with leaking roofs making it uncomfortable for pupils to learn well, especially in this rainy season. 

Luwero Triangle Ministry has donated 6954 pieces of iron sheets for the dilapidated 32 schools of Luwero and Nakaseke district for roofing and reroofing class buildings, and teachers' quarters especially those in the in bad shape to improve academic standards of both government and private Schools in the region. 

The State Minister for Luwero Triangle Alice Kaboyo launched the distribution of these iron sheets at Luwero Triangle offices located in Luwero Town Council, in the Luwero district. 

Kaboyo has emphasized the fact that these iron sheets are meant to benefit both government and private schools and urged distributors to ensure transparency.  

The LC 5  Chairperson of Nakaseke district Ignatius Koomu has applauded the government for finally remembering them, however, urged the government to continue adding more support because the situation in schools in terms of classroom buildings is very bad.  

Luwero Boys Primary School has over 1000 students due to its strategic location in the heart of Luwero, However, Bumba Button the Headteacher of this School says that his School has many buildings with leaking roofs which heavily affects learners. 

This situation does not differ from that of James Tumuhairwe the Headteacher of Ngoma Church of Uganda Primary School which has over 800 pupils with classroom buildings whose roofs were blown by winds 15 years ago forcing them to study under tree shades. 

They say that this situation has made pupils uncomfortable during class times, especially in the rainy seasons something that has directly affected their grades. 

These have appreciated the government for selecting them among the few 32 Schools that were selected to benefit from the Iron Sheets donated by the Ministry and promised to use them appropriately.