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KSSSA has added beach soccer to its secondary school sports programme from the 2027 season. The new discipline will feature both boys and girls during the Term One national school games. Schools have been urged to register players early and begin preparing for the inaugural competition. The Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) has expanded…
Hillary Muhalya argues that Haiti’s teacher-development experience offers Kenya lessons on recognising classroom excellence. He says awards should identify effective practice and turn outstanding teachers into mentors and national resources. Kenya, Muhalya argues, must look beyond examination results when defining and rewarding exceptional teaching. Haiti’s teachers are attracting international attention for a reason that goes…
Jeff Kirui reports that schools have been given additional time to complete Grade 10 selections. The extension follows technical problems that disrupted access to the KEMIS selection and placement portal. Schools have been urged to verify learners’ pathways, subject combinations and Senior School choices carefully. The Ministry of Education (MoE) has extended the Grade 10…
JSS leaders have begun preparing teachers to participate in consultations on the proposed Basic Education Bill. Kithinji Njeru reports that the Nairobi meeting also pushed for greater administrative independence for JSS. The engagement further included financial-literacy sessions aimed at strengthening teachers’ welfare and decision-making. Junior Secondary School (JSS) leaders from across the country have convened…
KSSSA has added beach soccer to its secondary school sports programme from the 2027 season. The new discipline will feature both boys and girls during the Term One national school games. Schools have been urged to register players early and begin preparing for the inaugural competition. The Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) has expanded…
Hillary Muhalya argues that Haiti’s teacher-development experience offers Kenya lessons on recognising classroom excellence. He says awards should identify effective practice and turn outstanding teachers into mentors and national resources. Kenya, Muhalya argues, must look beyond examination results when defining and rewarding exceptional teaching. Haiti’s teachers are attracting international attention for a reason that goes…
KSSSA has added beach soccer to its secondary…
Hillary Muhalya argues that Haiti’s teacher-development experience offers…
Jeff Kirui reports that schools have been given…
More than 40,000 C1 teachers are reportedly competing…
Yabesh Onwonga argues that Kenya’s education problems persist…
Astiba Kebong’o warns that gambling-related debt can damage…
Parents and guardians can now confirm whether learners’…
President William Ruto has pledged Sh10 million to…
Kenya will proceed with national examinations despite forecasts…
Mercy Maina Wachinga’s family is seeking assistance to…
Hillary Muhalya reflects on Eunice Musila’s decision to…
Hillary Muhalya examines the challenges facing Thomas Mboya…
Detectives in Nyamira have secured more time to…
Kenya’s Education Attaché in China Albert Ombiro has…
Hillary Muhalya examines why Kenya has shut fresh…
Ashford Kimani reflects on J.P.N. Makenzi’s unconventional approach…
Hillary Muhalya reflects on the life of cardiologist…
Stephen Wachira has taken over leadership of Nyeri…
Gleb Tsipursky argues that AI literacy should train…
Astiba Kebong’o argues that effective classroom management requires…
