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Report of the 2010 WSWM Mid-term report held (26-27) April 2010 at Gayaza High School

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SchoolNet Uganda (SNU) in partnership with the World Population Foundation (WPF) is implementing The World Starts With Me (WSWM) program. The WSWM is an adolescent comprehensive Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights program that is implemented in 150 secondary schools across the country.

The WSWM project cycle starts in January and ends in December of the same year. Half way the year, often in the 1st term holiday, a Mid-term review meeting is organized which brings together at least one WSWM teacher from each of the participating schools to reflect and report of the WSWM implementation at school level. The Mid-term review meeting also serves as opportunity for the WSWM teachers to meet as a family, share their successes, challenges and inspirational testimonies for the purpose of peer-to-peer learning .

The 2010 mid-term review meeting was held (26th -27th) April at Gayaza High School. It was attended by 115 participants representing 115 schools.

Schools in attendance

The following schools attended the Mid-term review meeting:

Mvara Secondary School, St. Mary’s Girls Secondary School Ediofe, St. Joseph’s College Ombachi, Muni Girls school, Arua Public Girls SS, Arua Town College Girls SS, Amuria Secondary School, Pope Paul VI Anaka, St. Mary’s College Lacor, Bukoli College, Banda Secondary School, Bweranyangi Secondary School, Kyeizoba Girls Sec School, Bugongi Girls SSS, Nganwa High School, Masheruka Girls SS, Busia SS, Dabani Girls school, Lumino High School, Buhobe Secondary School, Awere SS Gulu, Gulu Central High School, Gulu High School, Pope Paul II Gulu, Sacred Heart Secondary School, Sir Samuel Baker Secondary School, St. Joseph’s Layibi Gulu, Alliance High School, Trinity College Gulu, Gulu College, Bwikya Secondary School ,Duhaga SS, Kitara Secondary School, St. Andrea Kaahwa, Iganga Girls SS, St. John Buwaya Secondary School, Jinja SS, Kiira College Butiki, MM College Wairaka, PMM Girls School, Wanyange Girl’s Secondary School, Muguluka Pilkington College, Kakira Secondary School, Nakanyonyi Girls SS, Busedde College, St John SS Ikumba, St. Thomas SS, Kashaki, Sserwanga Lwanga SSS, Bishop Dunstan Nsubuga Memorial  SS, Aggrey Memorial SS, Entebbe SS, Kyambogo College, Mbogo High School, St Joseph’s School Nsambya, St Peter’s Nsambya, Lubiri Secondary School, Airforce Secondary School, Nabisunsa Girls School, Angel High School, Namirembe Hillside High School, Emma High School, Muyenga High School, Trinity High School (Kawempe), Mt. RWENZORI Girls SS, Bwera SS, Karambi SS, USUK Secondary School, St Joseph’s Naggalama, Bukomero Secondary School, High Standard Christian SS Kateera, Y.Y. Okoth Memorial College, Kitgum Comprehensive, Kotido SS, Ngora Girls’ Secondary School, Ngora High School, Teso college Aloet, Almond College Lira, Comboni College, Dr. Obote College, Lango College, Lira Town College, St. Mary Magdalene Sec School, St. Katherine Girls, Bishop Tarantino College, Fatima Aloi Comprehensive Girls SS, Rachele Comprehensive SS, Lira, Central Secondary School, Aloi Secondary School, Luwero SS, Naalinya Lwantale SS, Ndejje SS, Ndejje High School, St. Henry’s College Kitovu, St. Herman SS Kaliisizo, Holy Family Kyamuliibwa SS, Kako Secondary School, Excel Boarding Secondary School, Masindi Academy, Masindi Army Secondary School, Kabalega Secondary School, Army Day SS, Masindi Secondary School, Mbale SS, Tubur SS, Nabumali High School, Mbarara Army Boarding Sec Sch, Nadunget Secondary School, Moroto High School, Moroto Parents Academy, Bulo Parents SS, Kasaka Secondary School, Kibibi SS, St. Maria Goretti SSS Katende, Lukalu SS, Gombe Community Polytechnic, Kibibi Standard School, Bishop’s Senior School Mukono, Hilltop Nkokonjeru, Namilyango College, Nyenga Secondary School, St Peter’s Nkokonjeru, Stella Maris Nsuube, 3 R’s Secondary School, St. Lwanga Vocational and SSS, St. Balikuddembe SSS, Kisoga, Springfield College (Nakifuma), Lweru Secondary School, Buwule Memorial SS, Mutunyera High School, Namapo Secondary School, Olio Polytechnic, Soroti Secondary School, St. Steven Secondary School, St Peter’s College Tororo, Tororo Girls School, Majansi High School, Rock High School, Buwaga Secondary School, Aidan College, Gayaza High School, Alliance High School Nansana, St. James High School Nansana, Trinity College Nabbingo, St. Bernadette SS  Kyengera, Nkoowe High School, Kireka High School, St. Elizabeth SS, Nkoowe, St. Kizito High School, Kings College Budo, Yumbe Secondary School, and Aringa Secondary School

The objectives of the workshop included:

  • To interact both formally and informally as a WSWM family for the purpose of knowledge sharing and networking.
  • To provide a reflection on the WSWM 2009 project cycle and an update on the WSWM 2010 project cycle at national level.
  • To get an update and to share innovations in the implementation of the WSWM at school level.
  • To share the highlights of the 2008 WSWM process and effect evaluation and discuss its implications to the WSWM implementation.
  • To introduce WSWM teachers to the WSWM Online support centre and get suggestions for its improvement.
  • To get ideas from WSWM teachers on the implementation of the WSWM at both school and National level.
  • To share the skits and the national WSWM anthem produced by students at the 2009 National WSWM Student Peer Educators camps.

A detailed narrative report of the mid-term report can be downloaded from the link below

Report of the 2010 WSWM Mid-term Review Workshop held (26-27) April at Gayaza High School

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