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Outgoing Principal Secretary for Basic Education Prof. Julius Bitok has officially handed over the leadership of the State Department for Basic Education to his successor John Lekakeny Ololtuaa following a presidential re-assignment. In his farewell remarks, Prof. Bitok described his tenure as an honour and privilege, noting that he had worked closely with education stakeholders…
The government’s plan to balance the three school terms from next year has been presented as a necessary step towards a more rational and efficient academic calendar. While the proposal may improve administrative planning, it risks creating the impression that calendar reform is a solution to Kenya’s deeper education challenges when, in reality, it addresses…
The principal of Kalii Senior School in Makueni County has turned a teacher shortage crisis into an opportunity by embracing e-learning, enabling students to continue learning despite the absence of subject teachers. For principal Lilly Kabata, challenges are meant to be solved rather than endured. “Every problem has a solution. Instead of sitting and waiting…
Outgoing Principal Secretary for Basic Education Prof. Julius Bitok has officially handed over the leadership of the State Department for Basic Education to his successor John Lekakeny Ololtuaa following a presidential re-assignment. In his farewell remarks, Prof. Bitok described his tenure as an honour and privilege, noting that he had worked closely with education stakeholders…
The government’s plan to balance the three school terms from next year has been presented as a necessary step towards a more rational and efficient academic calendar. While the proposal may improve administrative planning, it risks creating the impression that calendar reform is a solution to Kenya’s deeper education challenges when, in reality, it addresses…
The principal of Kalii Senior School in Makueni County has turned a teacher shortage crisis into an opportunity by embracing e-learning, enabling students to continue learning despite the absence of subject teachers. For principal Lilly Kabata, challenges are meant to be solved rather than endured. “Every problem has a solution. Instead of sitting and waiting…
Outgoing Principal Secretary for Basic Education Prof. Julius…
The government’s plan to balance the three school…
The principal of Kalii Senior School in Makueni…
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The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers…
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The deployment of John Ololtua as the Principal…
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The University of Nairobi (UoN), the Technical University…
The Ministry of Education (MoE) has intervened to…
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KUPPET West Pokot leader has called for structural…
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Ninety-two Quality Assurance and Standards Officers from all…
The year is 2050. A learner in a…
In the distant past, in great Greece, stupid…
