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August 23, 2025Open Access

Child Labor as a predictor of Students’ Enrolment in Selected Government Aided Secondary Schools in Kayunga District, Uganda

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Observational analysis shows child labor negatively affects students’ enrolment in Uganda, suggesting community awareness is crucial.

Students’ enrolment declines significantly due to domestic work, manual labor, and sexual exploitation, and recognition of these issues is critical.
The study found a strong negative correlation between domestic work and students’ enrolment at selected schools, with a correlation coefficient indicating statistical significance.
Analysis utilized both descriptive and correlation techniques to explore relationships between different forms of child labor and enrolment rates.
The results emphasize the need for community campaigns to change perceptions around child labor, potentially enhancing education access in Kayunga District.

Noordin et al. (2025) studied this question.

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