Celebrating the Successful Launch of the ICT Clubs Pilot Project in 20 Ugandan Secondary Schools
The successful launch of the ICT Clubs Pilot Project in twenty Ugandan secondary schools by the Uganda Communication Commission. Students enthusiastically share their inspiring experiences, expressing gratitude and explaining how these clubs have sparked creativity, enhanced problem-solving skills, and broadened their understanding of global computer technology applications.
Nakavule Secondary School Students Share Their ICT Club Success Story and Appreciation
In this inspiring video, students from Nakavule Secondary School share how the ICT Club has transformed their learning, creativity, teamwork, and digital skills. They express their heartfelt appreciation to the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) through the Uganda Communications Universal Service and Access Fund (UCUSAF), Makerere University, and Kisubi Associated Writers Agency (KAWA) for making the ICT Clubs programme possible.
PMM Girls’ School Jinja Shares a Message of Appreciation Following the ICT Clubs Workshop
PMM Girls’ School Jinja expresses sincere appreciation after a resourceful ICT Clubs workshop. The school thanks UCC, UCUSAF, and KAWA for supporting practical training in computer lab maintenance, ICT Club sustainability, digital innovation, and technology integration to empower teachers and learners with 21st-century skills.
ICT Clubs Patrons Training – Part 1: Building Strong, Active and Sustainable ICT Clubs
ICT Clubs Patrons Training Video Part 1 prepares school ICT patrons to guide and mentor learners in active ICT Clubs. The session covers club purpose, patron roles, learner participation, digital skills, innovation, teamwork, and computer lab sustainability, promoting responsible, creative, and practical technology use in schools.
Practical ICT Club Project Ideas for Schools
This video shares simple and practical project ideas to help ICT Clubs become active, creative, and useful to the school community. KAWA Uganda presents projects that learners, patrons, and school leaders can develop using available school resources, teamwork, creativity, and problem-solving skills. The ideas are designed to help ICT Clubs move beyond theory and become centres of innovation, digital learning, collaboration, and community service. Watch, discuss with your ICT Club patron, and choose one project your club can start this term. Subscribe for more ICT Clubs training videos, digital skills lessons, and project guidance.
