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Education stakeholders in Meru, Isiolo and Laikipia counties have been urged to pool resources and skills to reverse declining academic performance, with conservation organisation Lewa Wildlife Conservancy warning that failure to educate vulnerable youth could fuel insecurity and poaching in the region. Speaking during a five-day education capacity-building forum at Gitoro Conference Centre, Lewa Wildlife…
The Kenya Primary Education Equity in Learning (KPEEL) program is a transformative US$317 million project led by the Ministry of Education and the Teachers Service Commission (TSC). The main mission of this project is to reduce regional disparities in learning outcomes, improve retention of girls in upper primary education, and strengthen systems for delivering equitable…
One of the most difficult leadership decisions in any school is dealing with highly performing but toxic employees. Every school has encountered such individuals at one point or another — teachers who produce excellent examination results but damage relationships, spread negativity, bully colleagues, mistreat learners, disrespect parents, or constantly create tension within the institution. Many…
Education stakeholders in Meru, Isiolo and Laikipia counties have been urged to pool resources and skills to reverse declining academic performance, with conservation organisation Lewa Wildlife Conservancy warning that failure to educate vulnerable youth could fuel insecurity and poaching in the region. Speaking during a five-day education capacity-building forum at Gitoro Conference Centre, Lewa Wildlife…
The Kenya Primary Education Equity in Learning (KPEEL) program is a transformative US$317 million project led by the Ministry of Education and the Teachers Service Commission (TSC). The main mission of this project is to reduce regional disparities in learning outcomes, improve retention of girls in upper primary education, and strengthen systems for delivering equitable…
One of the most difficult leadership decisions in any school is dealing with highly performing but toxic employees. Every school has encountered such individuals at one point or another — teachers who produce excellent examination results but damage relationships, spread negativity, bully colleagues, mistreat learners, disrespect parents, or constantly create tension within the institution. Many…
Education stakeholders in Meru, Isiolo and Laikipia counties…
The Kenya Primary Education Equity in Learning (KPEEL)…
One of the most difficult leadership decisions in…
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The Kilifi County Government has launched a capitation…
Inside the Africa Forward summit led by French…
For many years, Kenya’s education system was largely…
In every learning institution, success is never accidental….
West Pokot County teachers have been urged to…
Parents of St. Teresa’s Omonono Secondary School in…
The Kenya’s education budget is set to hit…
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) is set…
Leaders from Kisumu West Constituency, in Kisumu County…
Efforts to improve access to education in Nambale…
Many private schools invest heavily in buildings, buses,…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has made a…
The ongoing summit has once again placed Africa…
Students preparing to sit and write exams should…
Teachers and learners in Taita Taveta County have…
