The inspection team led by the 2nd Vice President, Mr. Okot P' Bitek, together with Executive Committee Members Ms. Alice
The inspection exercise assessed the readiness and capacity of the bidding schools to host national competitions, with particular emphasis on
The Weekend League kicked off with hosts Pallisa Secondary School defeating Pallisa Progressive School 3–0 in the opening boys’ football
The list features applicants for chairperson and member positions in several sporting disciplines, reflecting the broad scope of technical administration
The meeting focused on five key areas: leadership, development, competitions, media and infrastructure, reflecting the Association’s commitment to strengthening its
The exercise is intended to evaluate the readiness and capacity of the bidding institutions to host the national competitions, with
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The inspection team led by the 2nd Vice President, Mr. Okot P' Bitek, together with Executive Committee Members Ms. Alice Alwenyi, Ms. Apolot Godliver and
The inspection exercise assessed the readiness and capacity of the bidding schools to host national competitions, with particular emphasis on the safety, welfare and convenience
The Weekend League kicked off with hosts Pallisa Secondary School defeating Pallisa Progressive School 3–0 in the opening boys’ football match. In the other fixture,
The list features applicants for chairperson and member positions in several sporting disciplines, reflecting the broad scope of technical administration within the Association.
The meeting focused on five key areas: leadership, development, competitions, media and infrastructure, reflecting the Association’s commitment to strengthening its institutional structures and improving the
The exercise is intended to evaluate the readiness and capacity of the bidding institutions to host the national competitions, with particular attention to sports facilities,
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Who we are
Mandated by the Ministry of Education and Sports (MoES),
Under the Department of Physical Education and Sports Supervised and works closely with ASSHU to run Secondary School Sports and Games in the Country, Started in 1982 as KSSSA. In 2002, KSSSA changed to USSSA and covered 14 sports disciplines competed in by all students U20 years in all schools in Uganda.
6800+
Schools
320,000+
Athletes
20,000+
Officials
20+
Sports disciplines
Our mission
We strive to Identify, Nature, promote, grow, develop and strengthen games and sports in Schools in the Country
Our vision
To be the leading School Sports Association in taping, nurturing, developing and promoting talents in Africa
Our values
Integrity and accountability in all activities, Effectivess and Professionalism in conduct, Discipline and Respect in Society
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