Over-Age, Under-Age, and On-Time Students in Primary School, Uganda



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Primary School Net and Gross Attendance Rates, Uganda More than three quarters of primary school age children in Uganda attend school and gender parity in attendance has been achieved. of children ages - attend primary school. of boys ages - attend school, compared to 5 of girls. Primary school net attendance rates increased from in 5 to in and remained at that level over the following 5 years. Primary School Net Attendance Rate 5 5 4 Primary School Gross Attendance Rate 3 5 4 5 Many children attending primary school are outside of the official age range. This is reflected in the difference between net and gross attendance rates. This can have tremendous impact on the educational infrastructure, the experience in the classroom, and educational planning. Grade Grade Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade Grade Grade Min Max The net attendance ratio (NAR) is the percentage of the official primary school-age population that attends primary school. The gross attendance ratio (GAR) is the total number of students attending primary school - regardless of age - expressed as a percentage of the official primary school-age population. Over-Age, Under-Age, and On-Time Students in Primary School, Uganda Only about of primary school students are in the appropriate grade for their age; the on-time proportion declines in the higher grades. of the male primary school students Over Age On Time Under Age and 4 of the female students are over-age. F M F M F M F M F M F M F M Grade Grade Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade Grade The percentage of males who are overage ranges from to. The percentage for females ranges from 54 to. About of primary school students are younger that the official age for the grade that they are attending. The Implications of Over-Age/Under-Age Students For the system: late entry into primary school and grade repetition can cause children to be over-age for their grade. High repetition rates indicate inefficiency in the education system. In the classroom: Large numbers of over-age students present a challenge for teachers who must teach a more diverse group with differing levels of maturity and school preparedness. Students are considered to be on time if they are at the official age for the grade; over age if they are one or more years older; and under age if they are one or more years younger.

Primary School Net Attendance Rate in and Areas, Uganda Primary School Net Attendance Rate Children in urban areas are slightly more likely to attend school than children in rural areas. In urban areas, of children of primary school age attend school, compared to 5 in rural areas. 5 5 5 No gender disparity can be observed in either urban or rural areas. Primary School Net Attendace Rate by Region, Uganda There are not large regional disparities in primary school attendance in Uganda. Primary net attendance is highest in the Eastern region (); attendance is lowest in the North region (). Gender disparity is lowest in the East Central region and highest in the West Nile region. In all regions more than three quarters of primary school age children attend school. Primary School Net Attendance Rate 5 3 3 5 4 Central Central East Central Eastern Kampala North Southwest West Nile Western

Secondary School Net and Gross Attendance Rates, Uganda Less than a quarter of secondary school age youth attends school. s are not much more likely to attend than females. of youth ages 3- attend secondary school. of males ages 3- attend school, compared to of females. Secondary School Net Attendance Rate 3 5 Students over or under the official secondary school age range make up 5 of the secondary school age population. 5 Secondary School Gross Attendance Rate Secondary school net attendance rates slowly increased in years from in 5 to in. 5 3 5 5 Secondary School Net Attendance Rate in and Areas, Uganda There are significantly more youth attending secondary school in urban areas as compared to rural areas. In urban areas, 3 of children of secondary school age attend school, compared to in rural areas. Secondary School Net Attendance Rate in and Areas Gender disparity in favor of males appears to similar in urban and rural areas. Much more effort needs to be placed on increasing secondary education, especially in rural areas. 3 3 3 3 5

Secondary School Net Attendace Rate by Region, Uganda 5 3 Secondary School Net Attendance Rate 4 44 3 3 4 Central Central East Central Eastern Kampala North Southwest West Nile Western Secondary net attendance is highest in the Kampala region (4); attendance is lowest in the North region (). Gender disparity is highest in the West Nile region and lowest in the Southwest region. School Attendance by Age and Sex, Uganda 5 3 3 5 There are as many girls as boys attending school up to age, in older age groups the percentage of boys attending school is higher than girls. 3 5 Age Repetition, Dropout, and Promotion Rates by Grade, Uganda Repetition rate ranges from in grade of secondary school to 35 in grade of primary school. Dropout rate is highest in grade 4 of secondary school (45) and lowest in grade of primary school (). Dropout Rate Repetition Rate Promotion Rate 5 Prim G Prim G Prim G3 Prim G4 Prim G5 Prim G Prim G Sec G Sec G Sec G3 Sec G4 Sec G5 Sec G

Primary School Completion Rates, Uganda Primary completion rate decreased between and. The probability of completing primary school is higher in urban than rural areas, and increases with the relative wealth of the student's household. 4 53 4 5 5 5 Richest (Quintile 5) Richer (Quintile 4) 55 5 Middle (Quintile 3) 5 34 Poorer (Quintile ) 3 Poorest (Quintile ) 3 5 The primary school completion rate is the total number of students attending the last grade of primary school - regardless of age - expressed as a percentage of the official last grade of primary school-age population. National 5-4 Educational Attainment, Uganda s are better educated than women across older age groups, the gender gap disappears among 5- year olds. Among the population aged 5 years old and above, of men and of women have no education. 3 of men and 5 of women who are 5- year old have never attended school. Only 5 of the population aged 5 years old and above have post-secondary education. Post-secondary Secondary complete Secondary Incomplete Post-secondary Secondary complete Secondary Incomplete Primary complete Primary incomplete No education Primary complete Primary incomplete No education 5 5 5 5-5 3 4 3-4 3 5 3 5 4 5-3 3 5 3 4 3-34 4 3 4 3 35-3 45 3 4 3-44 5 3 3 45-4 4 3 5 35 5 5 4 5-54 5 4 5 33 4 3 55-5 4-4 4 3 4 5+ 4 5 4 4 3

Literacy Rates, Uganda 5-4 Year Old Literacy Rate, 5-4 Year Old Literacy Rate, Can read 35 Can read Cannot read Cannot read 5 of women age 5-4 in urban areas can read, compared to 5 in rural areas. The percentage of women who can read is 3 among women age 45-4 and among women age 5-. Literacy Rate by Age Literacy Rate of Women 5-4 Years Old by Grade Completed 5-4 5 Prim G 3 5- Prim G -4 3 Prim G5 4 3 5-5 Prim G4 5 3-34 35-3 4 5 Prim G3 3-44 4 Prim G 45-4 3 No education 5 4 5 of women who completed grade 4 can read and literacy rate increases with level of education completed.