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Former SC.Vlla player Daniel Ntale is the founder and director of Kampala School of Excellence Talent development programme.
KSE ministry is an establishment for learning all aspects of talent from youngster to adulthood, in order to present an opportunity to children to get the required skills.
Football being the number one sport in Uganda, it helps bring kids together which helps the Kampala School of Excellence Ministry identify talented youth. Football
thus helps attract kids back to school. By bringing youth together, football also helps establish contact with these kids and facilitates the establishment of a dialogue with children who might not necessarily have wanted to express themselves otherwise.
The Ministry which was established in 2000, at the moment has over 150 children aged between 7-18 year olds. Being the founder and after touring a number of talent ministries in Europe and Asia, Daniel felt that, there was a need to establish such institution to bring back the glory and interest of talent in the country.
For example;The once sports power house had lost the glory it used to be in the 70s and early 80s.
At the moment, the ministry has children from different background majority of them are scool going children in various high schools. The ministry which is located right in the Centre of Rubaga Hill a suburb of Kampala the Capital City of Uganda is a very huge instrument and a solution to solve the country's talent problems. It has tremendously expanded the public awareness and support from the locals.
''We have reverberation codes of studying and very good practice habits, all essentials in the correct development of rational stance to advance both Child's physical abilities and skills. I and my friends we distinguish the aptitude of the potential and promising children and avail them with some opportunities to develop the professionalism,'' says Daniel Ntale.
