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Uganda is travelling to Tanzania with a delegation comprising 127 teams from 67 schools, including eight Special Needs Education (SNE) schools and eight primary schools. The delegation comprises 1,304 secondary school participants, 160 primary pupils and 72 SNE students.

The draw ceremony was attended by George Omondi, representing Kenya, Margaret Harriet Apolot representing Uganda on the FEASSA Executive, FEASSA Organizing Secretary Ayub Khalifan Kiyingi, and Senior Education Officer Abalo Grace from Uganda’s Ministry of Education and Sports.

The team will continue with intensive training throughout the final week of camp before departing for Morogoro, where Uganda will compete against other East African nations at the 2026 FEASSA Games.

Representatives from FEASSA member countries are expected to take part in the draw, which is a key milestone in the countdown to East Africa’s premier schools’ sporting event.

During the meeting, members were taken through the key activities, deadlines, travel arrangements, payment requirements, team confirmation process, and preparations leading up to the championship in Morogoro, Tanzania.

In every corner of Uganda, from bustling cities to remote communities, school sports continue to inspire dreams, build character, and

A total of 95 delegates and 20 outgoing Executive Committee members attended the General Assembly. Of the 115 eligible voters, two were absent, resulting in 113 votes cast.
Most Executive Committee positions were filled unopposed, with only three positions requiring elections:

The association’s highest decision-making meeting has brought together the Executive Committee and 95 delegates from the 19 zones across the country to review the association’s progress, deliberate on its future plans, and elect a new Executive Committee to serve the 2026-2030 term.