The Kenya Comprehensive School Heads Association (KECSHA) has dismissed claims of corruption in the placement of Grade 10 learners into Senior School, saying no formal complaints have been lodged by parents, guardians, or school administrators. In a letter dated January 23 and addressed to Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok, KECSHA Chairman Fuad Ali Abdalla … Continue reading KECSHA denies corruption allegations in Grade 10 Placement, urges transparency in CBE transition