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More than 62,000 Junior School teachers will undergo digital literacy training under the Kenya Digital Economy Acceleration Project. The programme seeks to strengthen ICT integration in teaching and support the implementation of Competency-Based Education. Teachers from over 20,000 schools across all 47 counties are expected to benefit. The Teachers Service Commission (TSC), in partnership with…
St Patrick’s Iten emerged among the top performers at the Elgeyo Marakwet County Secondary School Games. The school won volleyball, basketball and rugby sevens titles while also excelling in racket sports. Attention has now shifted to the Rift Valley Regional Games scheduled for July 6-13 in Narok County St Patrick’s Iten High School delivered an…
KNUT has rejected proposals to reintroduce corporal punishment in learning institutions, saying discipline is primarily the responsibility of parents. Deputy Secretary-General Hesbon Otieno said teachers are trained to teach, not to punish learners. The union also demanded an explanation for recent salary deductions and called for accelerated teacher promotions. The Kenya National Union of Teachers…
More than 62,000 Junior School teachers will undergo digital literacy training under the Kenya Digital Economy Acceleration Project. The programme seeks to strengthen ICT integration in teaching and support the implementation of Competency-Based Education. Teachers from over 20,000 schools across all 47 counties are expected to benefit. The Teachers Service Commission (TSC), in partnership with…
St Patrick’s Iten emerged among the top performers at the Elgeyo Marakwet County Secondary School Games. The school won volleyball, basketball and rugby sevens titles while also excelling in racket sports. Attention has now shifted to the Rift Valley Regional Games scheduled for July 6-13 in Narok County St Patrick’s Iten High School delivered an…
KNUT has rejected proposals to reintroduce corporal punishment in learning institutions, saying discipline is primarily the responsibility of parents. Deputy Secretary-General Hesbon Otieno said teachers are trained to teach, not to punish learners. The union also demanded an explanation for recent salary deductions and called for accelerated teacher promotions. The Kenya National Union of Teachers…
More than 62,000 Junior School teachers will undergo…
St Patrick’s Iten emerged among the top performers…
KNUT has rejected proposals to reintroduce corporal punishment…
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