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A good school administrator does not wait for problems to explode before acting. Effective school leadership is built on daily vigilance, consistency, visibility and responsibility. A school can only run smoothly when the administrator pays attention to the small details that eventually determine the overall success of the institution. Every single day, a competent administrator…
Under the Chemwochi Hills in Kapenguria, overlooking the beauty of Mt. Elgon, the plains of Kacheliba, the terrains of Chepareria and the rich forests of the Cherangani Hills, lies Tampalal Sub-location along the Makutano–Kacheliba road. It is in this area that the homestead of grandmother Cheptangat Lorungangole, popularly known as “Ko Loktari,” is located. Ko…
The recent directive by Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba reminding school heads not to introduce additional fees without approval from the Ministry of Education has opened an important national conversation about the future of education financing in Kenya. The Ministry’s concern is understandable and necessary because many parents across the country are already struggling with…
A good school administrator does not wait for problems to explode before acting. Effective school leadership is built on daily vigilance, consistency, visibility and responsibility. A school can only run smoothly when the administrator pays attention to the small details that eventually determine the overall success of the institution. Every single day, a competent administrator…
Under the Chemwochi Hills in Kapenguria, overlooking the beauty of Mt. Elgon, the plains of Kacheliba, the terrains of Chepareria and the rich forests of the Cherangani Hills, lies Tampalal Sub-location along the Makutano–Kacheliba road. It is in this area that the homestead of grandmother Cheptangat Lorungangole, popularly known as “Ko Loktari,” is located. Ko…
The recent directive by Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba reminding school heads not to introduce additional fees without approval from the Ministry of Education has opened an important national conversation about the future of education financing in Kenya. The Ministry’s concern is understandable and necessary because many parents across the country are already struggling with…
A good school administrator does not wait for…
Under the Chemwochi Hills in Kapenguria, overlooking the…
The recent directive by Education Cabinet Secretary Julius…
Teenage and schoolgirl pregnancies in Kenya continue to…
The recent article from The New York Times…
The debate surrounding Junior Secondary School (JSS) autonomy…
Nyabondo Boys High School in Kisumu County is…
A retired teacher is counting losses amounting to…
Parents have been encouraged to take full responsibility…
Kisii University has officially apologised to students following…
Kenya recorded more than 10,000 child protection cases…
Kenya’s shift to the Competency-Based Education (CBE) system…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is reportedly developing…
The Catholic Diocese of Kitale will on May…
Kisii County Governor Simba Arati has called on…
The Anglican Church priest, Most Reverend Antonio Ocharo,…
Education remains one of the key priorities for…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba has appointed…
Education stakeholders in Igembe North Constituency have revealed…
A silent regional battle is emerging ahead of…
