By Andanje Wakhungu
Schools in the vast Kakamega North Sub-County have commenced a vigorous academic programme to improve performance.
The Sub County that has over time recorded dismal performance in academics embarked on a series of workshops for all the directors of studies from the 48 public secondary schools as a way of addressing the poor performance from within.
The Chairman Academics secondary section in the Sub County Henry Litu while addressing teachers at Shamberere Technical Training Institute said the idea was mooted because the area has been academically lagging behind for very many years.
“Year in year out Kakamega North has been last even after the creation of the 13th Sub County. In view of this, we thought as Kenya Secondary Schools Heads Association (KESSHA) how we can strongly come up with strategies to improve results,” he said.
