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The National Assembly Committee on Education has been tasked to convene urgently and craft solutions to mounting challenges in the rollout of the Competency‑Based Education (CBE) system, following concerns raised by Members of Parliament during a legislative retreat in Naivasha. MPs painted a picture of an education system under strain as the pioneer Grade 9…
Kisii School, in collaboration with the East African Educational Publishers (EAEP), will host the 2026 Kisii School Annual English Workshop on 6th February 2026, bringing together teachers of English for an intensive professional engagement aimed at transforming classroom practice and assessment outcomes. The workshop is designed as a response to emerging challenges in the teaching…
Kaiti Member of Parliament (MP) Joshua Kimilu has strongly criticised Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba’s assertion that every Kenyan parent can afford school fees for their children, terming the statement misleading and unrealistic. “To me, that’s a lie. The majority of parents are facing it rough here and it’s only through education that we will…
The National Assembly Committee on Education has been tasked to convene urgently and craft solutions to mounting challenges in the rollout of the Competency‑Based Education (CBE) system, following concerns raised by Members of Parliament during a legislative retreat in Naivasha. MPs painted a picture of an education system under strain as the pioneer Grade 9…
Kisii School, in collaboration with the East African Educational Publishers (EAEP), will host the 2026 Kisii School Annual English Workshop on 6th February 2026, bringing together teachers of English for an intensive professional engagement aimed at transforming classroom practice and assessment outcomes. The workshop is designed as a response to emerging challenges in the teaching…
Kaiti Member of Parliament (MP) Joshua Kimilu has strongly criticised Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba’s assertion that every Kenyan parent can afford school fees for their children, terming the statement misleading and unrealistic. “To me, that’s a lie. The majority of parents are facing it rough here and it’s only through education that we will…
The National Assembly Committee on Education has been…
Kisii School, in collaboration with the East African…
Kaiti Member of Parliament (MP) Joshua Kimilu has…
Teachers have strongly opposed what they describe as…
The Kenya Comprehensive School Heads Association (KECSHA) has…
The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers…
Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) teachers in Bungoma…
Kenya’s public universities are struggling to manage billions…
Being summoned to the principal’s office is a…
Kakamega School will on Sunday, February 8, 2026,…
Wicliffe Wesley Masop has distinguished himself as a…
Kabianga University has officially announced the schedule for…
While many teachers focus strictly on lessons and…
Nandi Deputy Governor Yulita Mitei has come out…
The government through the department of Immigration has…
A parent from Nkaimurunya Ward in Kajiado North…
The newly elected Kenya National Union of Teachers…
The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers…
Narok Governor Patrick Ntutu has cautioned young people…
In recent weeks, several media reports have suggested…
