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In the private school sector, many administrators spend enormous amounts of money trying to perfect buildings, buy buses, install digital screens and create glossy marketing campaigns. While all these things may improve visibility, they do not necessarily build trust. Parents are not simply looking for infrastructure. They are looking for people they can trust with…
The new leadership of the Kenya Private Schools Association faces enormous expectations from member schools across the country. School directors, proprietors and principals are looking for practical leadership focused on rebuilding trust, strengthening advocacy and restoring confidence in the association. Below are some of the key priorities many member schools hope the new leadership will…
One of the greatest mistakes many private schools make today is reducing education to a purely commercial activity. In some institutions, everything revolves around invoices, balances, targets and admissions numbers. Parents are treated like customers. Learners are treated like statistics. Teachers are treated like machines for producing grades. In such an environment, education loses its…
In the private school sector, many administrators spend enormous amounts of money trying to perfect buildings, buy buses, install digital screens and create glossy marketing campaigns. While all these things may improve visibility, they do not necessarily build trust. Parents are not simply looking for infrastructure. They are looking for people they can trust with…
The new leadership of the Kenya Private Schools Association faces enormous expectations from member schools across the country. School directors, proprietors and principals are looking for practical leadership focused on rebuilding trust, strengthening advocacy and restoring confidence in the association. Below are some of the key priorities many member schools hope the new leadership will…
One of the greatest mistakes many private schools make today is reducing education to a purely commercial activity. In some institutions, everything revolves around invoices, balances, targets and admissions numbers. Parents are treated like customers. Learners are treated like statistics. Teachers are treated like machines for producing grades. In such an environment, education loses its…
In the private school sector, many administrators spend…
The new leadership of the Kenya Private Schools…
One of the greatest mistakes many private schools…
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Murang’a University of Technology student Constance Mwende Githinji…
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The prosecution in the long-running case involving the…
