This poll has completed. It ran from March 23, 2015, 12:06 p.m. through March 30, 2015, 11:21 a.m.

Do you think the Uganda government should ban primary boarding schools?

BACKGROUND

According to an article published in the new vision on February 27th 2015, educationists in Uganda have proposed changes in the education system, including banning boarding schools at the primary level, which they say has endangered the family development of children.

Professor Abdu Kasozi, the former executive director of the National Council for Higher Education said that if the Ugandan education system is to compete with the changing societal demands and the highly-technology driven world, a revised education curriculum is needed. He proposes that the government discourages boarding school at primary level.

The primary years of a child's growth are the most important for bonding with family and learning proper social behaviors needed in adulthood. But while some parents put their children in boarding school because they are too busy to look after them, others do it because they do not trust house maids and want to protect their children from negative influences.
 
Question

Do you think the Uganda government should ban primary boarding schools?
 
A. No, because parents are too busy

B. No, because housemaids can't be trusted

C. Yes, because children need their family
 
INSTRUCTIONS

Go to messages on your phone and type VOB and the name of your district, followed by either A, B or C. Leave a short comment explaining your answer. Send your message to 8585. This SMS is totally FREE OF CHARGE.

 
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