Mlishe Jitu – a game-based app to learn letter sounds and early reading skills. Recommended for pupils in Baby Class, Middle Class, Top Class, Primary 1, and Primary 2. Can be used offline.
Papaya – an educational app for letter sounds in English and Uganda local languages. Papaya helps learners to identify the relationships between letters and the sounds of spoken language.
Checheza – Fun, offline games that allow pupils to have fun and learn important literacy and mathematics skills.
Feed the Monster (English) – a game-based app to learn letter sounds and early reading skills in Luganda. Recommended for pupils in ECD, Primary 1, and Primary 2. Can be used offline. Find out more
Curious Reader Engagement Book – an interactive e-book experience in English and Swahili. Read with Akili (from Ubongo) and select from 3 difficulty levels.
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Akili and Me Radio – From Ubongo, a radio programme where kids can learn Math and English.
Akili and Me Television – From Ubongo, a television programme where kids can learn Math and English.
Akili and Me Streaming – Watch the Akili and Me and Ubongo Kids television programmes streaming on YouTube
Ubongo Toolkits – Ubongo’s web-based toolkit. Provides videos, e-books, audio, and printables for all primary levels and in English + Kiswahili. Link here.
Yaaka – an online platform to share lesson ideas for teachers and parents conducting lessons at home. Courses and learning activities for pre-primary through university levels.
Pass UNEB – Includes practice exams for P7 (PLE). Exams can be taken online or downloaded for offline use. Also includes a free e-library of e-books and video tutorials.
Walktrack EduPlatform – A website with free educational resources, including mock exams, past midterm/endterm exams, and other learning resources
Revise Now – A collection of past PLE papers to complete practice exams.
Pass PLE Learning Programme – Tune into BBS Terefayina: Somera muddiirolyo at 9am if you live in the Central Region. Also available on Youtube
