How enrolment is moving across district, region, sex, and age — with the out-of-school children counterpart, since EMIS launched in September 2025.
Admissions per month since September 2025, with the running cumulative line. The Sept 2025 spike is the inaugural cohort; the Feb 2026 spike is the mid-year admission window.
Where the country's students are concentrated. Rolled up from district.
District totals split by recorded sex. Grey segments are students without a sex attribute on file.
15 of 42 active schools have at least some sex data on file.
Top source schools across the country — structured transfers (logged through the inter-school transfer system) plus self-declared previous-school text on the admission form. 0 structured transfers and 69 self-declared entries feed this view.
Computed from date of birth at the time of admission.
Students flagged by district officers as out-of-school, broken down by reason. The OOSC module has only just been opened — expect this panel to grow.
EMIS launched in September 2025, so the first national cohort of 1,419 learners is still within its first academic year (Sept 2025 – Aug 2026). Retention rate becomes computable from September 2026 when the 2026/27 academic year begins and prior-year learners can be checked for re-enrolment.
active_status = 1 across all active schools; the system template school
(sm_schools.id = 1) is excluded. Sex breakdowns omit students who have no gender_id on file
(currently 0.2% of the active cohort). Age bands depend on
date_of_birth capture at admission, which is not yet enforced. The OOSC overlay reads from
emis_oosc records logged by district education officers. The figures are refreshed every fifteen minutes.