Omosidi, Abdulrahman OmosidiOyeniran, SaheedMurtala, Abdulyaqin Tukur2021-09-282021-09-282017-11-152545-904Xhttps://uilspace.unilorin.edu.ng/handle/20.500.12484/6409The study assessed school development planning on the implementation of universal basic education programme in Kwara State. School development planning is a part of school-based management committee aimed at making schools better places for pupils’ to learn by changing the way that schools work with their communities, the staff and the Local Government Education Authority (LGEA). The study covers the three senatorial district of Kwara State which comprises of Kwara Central, North and South. The study used descriptive survey method while stratified random sampling technique was used to select 150 out of 328 basic schools representing 45.7%. 150 Principals, 450 Vice Principals and 900 Teachers were used as subjects. The findings of the study revealed that 64.8% of the respondents agreed that school environment was secure for pupils in the implementation of UBE programme. 59.8% of the participants also agreed that the classrooms are conducive for pupils learning for the implementation of UBE programme in the State. Finding also revealed that 66% of the respondents agreed that the school authority shared school management to achieve school goals in the implementation of UBE programme in Kwara State, while 64.1% of the respondents disagreed that teaching and learning resources are adequate for the pupils’ in the implementation of UBE programme in Kwara State and 67.3% agreed that teachers’ teaching effectiveness enhance pupils’ learning in the implementation of UBE programme in Kwara State.enSchool Development PlanningSchool EnvironmentSchool ManagementTeaching and Learning ResourcesUniversal Basic Education ProgrammeArticle