The English language is the only language subject taught at Teso College Aloet. As the school’s only official language, as well as its language of instruction, English plays a pivotal role in learning other subjects in the curriculum.

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Literature in English is taught alongside the English language right from Senior One. Studying literature in English helps to improve the student’s performance in the English language because it exposes him to appropriate language in different contexts and to a number of language resources and ingredients.

The tremendous improvement in English language performance at Teso College Aloet over the years is ascribed to the following:

1. A committed staff of ten members, including the following personnel:

  • Mr. Oboi Paul, Head of Department, MA
  • Mr. Oguro Anthony, MEd (Candidate)
  • Mr. Ocen Samuel, MA (Dev Studies)
  • Mr. Ogwang Naphtali
  • Ms. Ilaleit Christine
  • Mr. Okello Lameck
  • Ms. Aduko Sarah
  • Ms. Amuge Agnes
  • Mr. Oluka Silas
  • Ms. Ikano Evelyn

2. Teamwork exhibited by the staff.

3. Continued support from the School Administration in terms of resources.

4. A salubrious environment that nurtures good students

5. Its background of academic excellence that gives students the impetus to work harder.

UCE results are as below:

2012

D1 D2 C3 C4 C5 C6 P7 P8 F9 No. of Candidates
2018 00 02 16 47 70 65 35 33 08 276
2017 00 07 32 77 83 59 14 04 00 276
2016 00 06 29 62 68 30 03 02 01 202
2015 07 27 55 65 40 08 01 01 204
2014 08 34 65 75 39 23 07 251
2013 04 32 78 66 60 41 09 01 00 232
2012 05 15 67 87 60 21 06 00 01 262
2010 09 27 64 80 44 08 01 02 00 235
2009 00 08 35 65 94 31 03 03 01 245
2008 05 07 34 94 69 25 01 01 00 234
2007 00 00 22 47 67 33 16 04 02 191
2006 00 06 40 74 58 25 10 07 02 222
2005 01 08 32 66 50 22 03 01 02 185
Challenges

1. Students are limited to a few available texts because we have an inadequate variety of textbooks.

2. There are no class readers that would enable students to widen their experiences and vocabulary.

3. Audio visual aids are insufficient for use in teaching.

4. Reference materials such as encyclopaedias and dictionaries are inadequate.

Way forward

The department is striving to make English language captivating and easy to learn so that students can express themselves with ease.