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Moi Boys Kabartonjo to be elevated to C1 national status after strong KCSE performance. The school recorded 100 per cent university transition in 2025 KCSE. By Alfred Kimosop Moi Boys Senior School Kabartonjo in Baringo North Sub-County held a thanksgiving and prayer ceremony to celebrate the achievements of its 2025 KCSE candidates, a feat that…
The writer highlights concerns from schools about unusual academic, behavioural, and emotional instability among current Form Three learners, raising questions about possible adjustment challenges linked to transitions between the CBC/CBE and 8-4-4 education systems. She calls for evidence-based research by the Ministry of Education to determine the root causes and guide targeted interventions involving schools,…
The writer argues that while the idea of scrapping boarding schools is often promoted as a progressive reform to strengthen family ties and reduce costs, it is not a practical solution in contexts like Kenya. He emphasizes that boarding schools remain essential for learners in remote areas, where distance, poor infrastructure, and insecurity make daily…
Moi Boys Kabartonjo to be elevated to C1 national status after strong KCSE performance. The school recorded 100 per cent university transition in 2025 KCSE. By Alfred Kimosop Moi Boys Senior School Kabartonjo in Baringo North Sub-County held a thanksgiving and prayer ceremony to celebrate the achievements of its 2025 KCSE candidates, a feat that…
The writer highlights concerns from schools about unusual academic, behavioural, and emotional instability among current Form Three learners, raising questions about possible adjustment challenges linked to transitions between the CBC/CBE and 8-4-4 education systems. She calls for evidence-based research by the Ministry of Education to determine the root causes and guide targeted interventions involving schools,…
The writer argues that while the idea of scrapping boarding schools is often promoted as a progressive reform to strengthen family ties and reduce costs, it is not a practical solution in contexts like Kenya. He emphasizes that boarding schools remain essential for learners in remote areas, where distance, poor infrastructure, and insecurity make daily…
Moi Boys Kabartonjo to be elevated to C1…
The writer highlights concerns from schools about unusual…
The writer argues that while the idea of…
The government has launched a nationwide mobilisation drive…
A school bus carrying students from Pineview Academy…
Kabete National Polytechnic has opened its 4th International…
Anthony’s Boys won Trans Nzoia county football title…
Victor Ochieng’ explains the critical role of Learner-Support…
The writer argues that the Tenri School election…
HELB has opened bar examination loan applications for…
St Paul’s Amasago High School has been boosted…
A 19-year-old university first-year in Nyamira County has…
Thousands of teachers are expected to receive long-awaited…
St John’s Nyamagwa’s participation in the Kisii County…
The High Court has upheld JKUAT’s decision to…
A fire broke out at Ainapngetuny Mixed Secondary…
KNEC is planning a policy shift that would…
The writer condemns the exploitation of school-going children…
Principal Clement Nyang’acha draws leadership lessons from nature…
Acting school administrators in Narok County have urged…
