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Astiba Kebon’go argues that protecting teachers’ mental wellbeing is essential to strengthening Kenya’s education system. She calls for the decentralisation of the Teachers Service Commission’s Teacher Wellness Programme to make counselling and support more accessible. She says investing in teachers’ mental health is ultimately an investment in learners, schools and the nation’s future. Every morning,…
Chief Principal Noor Sheikh Ali is leaving Mandera Boys Secondary School after a decade of transformative leadership. He has been appointed to lead Menengai High School in Nakuru County. Education stakeholders have praised his legacy of academic excellence, discipline and institutional growth. Chief Principal Noor Sheikh Ali is bidding farewell to Mandera Boys Secondary School…
Ashford Kimani argues that success requires discipline, sacrifice and the courage to abandon unproductive habits. He urges students to replace distractions with purposeful choices that support their dreams. He says lasting achievement begins when learners exchange short-term pleasures for long-term goals. “A cat that aspires to be a lion must lose its appetite for rats.”…
Astiba Kebon’go argues that protecting teachers’ mental wellbeing is essential to strengthening Kenya’s education system. She calls for the decentralisation of the Teachers Service Commission’s Teacher Wellness Programme to make counselling and support more accessible. She says investing in teachers’ mental health is ultimately an investment in learners, schools and the nation’s future. Every morning,…
Chief Principal Noor Sheikh Ali is leaving Mandera Boys Secondary School after a decade of transformative leadership. He has been appointed to lead Menengai High School in Nakuru County. Education stakeholders have praised his legacy of academic excellence, discipline and institutional growth. Chief Principal Noor Sheikh Ali is bidding farewell to Mandera Boys Secondary School…
Ashford Kimani argues that success requires discipline, sacrifice and the courage to abandon unproductive habits. He urges students to replace distractions with purposeful choices that support their dreams. He says lasting achievement begins when learners exchange short-term pleasures for long-term goals. “A cat that aspires to be a lion must lose its appetite for rats.”…
Astiba Kebon’go argues that protecting teachers’ mental wellbeing…
Chief Principal Noor Sheikh Ali is leaving Mandera…
Ashford Kimani argues that success requires discipline, sacrifice…
The Rift Valley Regional Education Office has dismissed…
Ashford Kimani reflects on the parable of an…
Sixteen pupils from CITAM Woodley Primary School were…
Enock Okong’o argues that a well-maintained school environment…
Police in Kisii are searching for a 24-year-old…
Catholic Diocese of Bungoma Bishop Mark Kadima has…
Rapid deforestation is accelerating climate change, threatening water…
Busia County has stepped up preparations for the…
St. Charles Lwanga Secondary and Junior School, Mukumu,…
Bishop Joseph Okemwa Mairura urged parents to model…
Julias Andeyi transformed childhood hardship into a successful…
Bokoli Boys Senior School has qualified for the…
Ability grouping has become a common strategy among…
Ogembo offers teachers and students a peaceful weekend…
Kakamega School has qualified for the Western Region…
Ayi Kwei Armah’s The Healers and Elechi Amadi’s…
Veteran educationist Philip Lekakeny Ole Limpaso has retired…
