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Poor performance in KCSE is interpreted differently in various schools. In most cases, a school performs poorly when it fails to hit the target set. Sometimes, a school performs poorly when there is a drop in the school or class mean score. Then, a school performs poorly when it lags in the ranking of schools…
The just-concluded KNUT West Pokot Branch highlighted the crucial importance of classroom teachers and new technology in the KNUT Elections. Classroom teachers openly discussed union matters, especially during lunch break and after classes, on whom to elect and whom not to elect. Dorcas Cheyech Lotome (pictured above), the newly elected West Pokot Branch Executive Secretary,…
In Kenya’s education discourse today, the dominant chant is 100% transition to senior school. Policymakers, ministry officials and advocates celebrate every learner from Grade 9 stepping into Grade 10 under the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) as a triumph of equity and access. For the pioneer cohort entering senior school in 2026, the government has mobilised resources,…
Poor performance in KCSE is interpreted differently in various schools. In most cases, a school performs poorly when it fails to hit the target set. Sometimes, a school performs poorly when there is a drop in the school or class mean score. Then, a school performs poorly when it lags in the ranking of schools…
The just-concluded KNUT West Pokot Branch highlighted the crucial importance of classroom teachers and new technology in the KNUT Elections. Classroom teachers openly discussed union matters, especially during lunch break and after classes, on whom to elect and whom not to elect. Dorcas Cheyech Lotome (pictured above), the newly elected West Pokot Branch Executive Secretary,…
In Kenya’s education discourse today, the dominant chant is 100% transition to senior school. Policymakers, ministry officials and advocates celebrate every learner from Grade 9 stepping into Grade 10 under the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) as a triumph of equity and access. For the pioneer cohort entering senior school in 2026, the government has mobilised resources,…
Poor performance in KCSE is interpreted differently in…
The just-concluded KNUT West Pokot Branch highlighted the…
In Kenya’s education discourse today, the dominant chant…
The 5th Annual National Guidance and Counselling Teachers’…
Students have been asked to learn about resilience…
During the last KNUT General Elections, Martin Enriko…
The West Pokot KNUT branch elections did not…
Kakamega Woman Rep distributes free sanitary pads to…
The Bungoma National Polytechnic (TBNP) on Tuesday, December…
Trainees and staff at Dr. Daniel Wako Murende…
School leadership in Kenya has long encompassed both…
Celebrations are ongoing at Bomet University following the…
Over 250 primary schools acroos the country have…
Matungulu MP Stephen Mule has hailed the Court…
Nairobi United FC is set to turn the…
The Meru Youth Service has announced positions for…
The Kisii County First lady Mei Simba Arati…
The Uasin Gishu County government has launched a…
Every school has a staffroom rhythm. It is…
Competency-Based Education (CBE) is steadily reshaping learning in…
