Promoting Equality in African Schools (PEAS) is a not-for-profit organisation expanding access to quality secondary education across Africa. Since 2006, PEAS Uganda has owned and operated 30 affordable secondary schools serving over 17,000 students in underserved communities and has worked with MoES to strengthen education systems.

PEAS is a member of the Action for Life Skills and Values in East Africa (ALiVE) consortium, a regional initiative working with governments and education stakeholders to strengthen life skills and values (Vali) within education systems across East Africa in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania and Zanzibar. ALiVE Phase III (2026-2030) seeks to translate evidence into sustainable system change, embedding life skills and values in every learner's experience and targeting 3 million children in Uganda across six pillars. Within the consortium, PEAS Uganda leads the policy and framework pillar, and it is under this mandate that its commissioning this research to support a MoES-led National Philosophy of Education.

PEAS Uganda, in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Sports (MoES), invites proposals from qualified university researchers, preferably from colleges or faculty of education to undertake a study on the state of the Philosophy of Education in Uganda under the ALiVE Phase III project. Scope includes assessing existing efforts, reviewing education reforms and policies, engaging key stakeholders, benchmarking relevant philosophies of education, and developing recommendations and a roadmap for a National Philosophy of Education that integrates Values and Life Skills.

All proposals should be submitted in soft copy to: quotations.logs@peas.org.uk
Terms of reference details can be found via: bit.ly/4qKrBWX or by scanning the QR code

N.B: Only successful candidates will be contacted.

The deadline for Submission is Thursday 8th October, 2026 at 5:00 pm EAT

PEAS Uganda reserves the right to accept or reject any application. Applications are expected to adhere to ethical standards throughout the process, and any form of undue influence or lobbying may result in disqualification.

In case of any inquiries send an email to: quotations.logs@peas.org.uk or Call 0779518646