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School heads in Kwale County have been urged to adopt innovative approaches in delivering Information and Communication Technology (ICT) lessons. Speaking during the launch of the CEMASTEA training for 60 senior school heads at Matuga Girls C1 senior school in Kwale County, CEMASTEA Officer Derrick Govedi emphasised that ICT can be taught effectively using smartphones,…
There was a time when the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) games were a sacred arena of youthful brilliance; a battlefield of raw talent, teenage energy, school pride and honest competition. It was where a Form Two winger from Bungoma could stun the nation, where a lanky volleyball player from Turkana could rise into…
Every year, the Ministry of Education takes a closer look at the country’s school curriculum, textbooks, recitations, and rules, fine-tuning them to match the changing needs of learners. This ongoing review ensures that both academic and co-curricular programs, including drama and music festivals, remain relevant, nurturing creativity and practical skills that prepare students for life…
School heads in Kwale County have been urged to adopt innovative approaches in delivering Information and Communication Technology (ICT) lessons. Speaking during the launch of the CEMASTEA training for 60 senior school heads at Matuga Girls C1 senior school in Kwale County, CEMASTEA Officer Derrick Govedi emphasised that ICT can be taught effectively using smartphones,…
There was a time when the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) games were a sacred arena of youthful brilliance; a battlefield of raw talent, teenage energy, school pride and honest competition. It was where a Form Two winger from Bungoma could stun the nation, where a lanky volleyball player from Turkana could rise into…
Every year, the Ministry of Education takes a closer look at the country’s school curriculum, textbooks, recitations, and rules, fine-tuning them to match the changing needs of learners. This ongoing review ensures that both academic and co-curricular programs, including drama and music festivals, remain relevant, nurturing creativity and practical skills that prepare students for life…
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