AIC Malivani Comprehensive School head teacher Joshua Mutuse has called upon all interns to put more effort into classwork and work tirelessly towards achieving their goal, which is only success.
He thanked the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) for giving the school enough teaching staff and additional interns.
During the opening of the school yesterday, Mutuse noted that there were additional intern teachers, three from Maasai Mara University SEKU (4 ), and Kenyatta University (5).
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“We have already oriented them, and learning has kicked off—no time to waste. I call upon all interns to put more effort into classwork and work tirelessly towards achieving their goal, which is only success,” Mutuse said.
He thanked the school parents who had been paying the school fees without fail.
Elsewhere, Unoa Comprehensive School head teacher Winfred Sila encouraged her teachers to work hard and involve all stakeholders for the success of the learners.
Speaking in her office yesterday, Sila noted that they are geared towards success and nothing less. She observed that with school opening, it would be better if the government could remember them and release capitation since schools are suffering with suppliers on
their neck.
With 1600 students enrolled, she noted a good turnout for the school’s opening on Monday and that the school has an incoming school bus fundraiser to help the learners move.
“With the school being in the town centre, we also want our pupils to have exposure. Our school is good at co-curricular activities, and we don’t want to keep on hiring buses to ferry us,” Sila said.
On CBE, she noted that making mathematics compulsory is not a big deal, and she fully supports it; children need mathematics in life.
By Lydia Ngoolo
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