A 3-day sports and administration course has kicked off at Kibuli.The participants are executive committee members of both USSSA and UPSSA (Uganda Primary School Sports Association) and zonal chairpersons, secretaries and delegates.
Day one had a total of four topics introduced to the one hundred and fourteen participants from 19 zones.
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Ankole Zone’s, Boni Consili Girls’ Vocational SS engaged a new gear in their preparations for the forthcoming inaugural CAF Girls Integrated Football Tournament that will take place from 7th to 18th January 2025 at Azam Complex in Dar es Salam in Tanzania. The team on Friday afternoon had a practice match at Hamz Nakivubo Stadium
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By Emma Amooti The five-day Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) Capacity Building Training culminated in a vibrant closing ceremony at Ngora High School. The event was graced by the Resident District Commissioner (RDC), Jillian Akullu Omara, who emphasized the importance of discipline among the participants. The program saw 82 participants receive training in Football
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The Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) has released the updated schedule for the January 2025 capacity-building training programs, designed to enhance the skills of both primary and secondary school sports educators and professionals nationwide. These programs will be conducted in various regions and offer certifications across different levels and disciplines. The workshops are both
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The Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) has announced an open call for applications to join our Sports Technical Commissions for the 2024-2026 term. This opportunity is aimed at professionals passionate about advancing secondary school sports across Uganda. The available positions include chairperson and commission membership roles for various disciplines such as football, athletics, swimming,
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Participants who gathered at Ntare school from 20 districts within and near Ankole zone were grateful for training moving closer to them.
The Capacity Building training at Ntare Schiool came to a close on 13th December 2024 and 106 participants were awarded their beginner certificates in football coaching and refereeing and volleyball coaching and refereeing.
“We are very grateful that this training program has been brought closer to us in Ankole region because if it had been held in Kampala, most of us would not be able to afford the transport logistics involved” Ayebare Pride Nyamwija, a student of electrical engineering at Uganda Technical College (Kahaaya), Bushenyi.
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