As part of their learning Social Studies, Malivani AIC Comprehensive School took their candidates to visit the Makueni County Assembly to help the learners see life presentation of issues in the legislature.
The school principal Joshua Mutuse was accompanied by the trip organiser James Wambua, a senior teacher and two grade 8 class teachers. The trip organiser noted that they wanted the learners to face the reality in social studies content, especially on governance and amendment of laws.
Learners interact with Makueni assembly speaker Douglas Mbilu.
“They saw where this happens and practical ways of representing issues. We wanted to take more but only 100 slots were given but lucky enough our candidates are 100 so they all got a chance,” Wambua said.
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This being the first time to visit the assembly, they are planning to take the other grades starting with 7 to visit and learn as well. He revealed that some of the learners promised to join the assembly in the near future and become top law makers.
Candidates follow proceedings at the county assembly public gallery.
Speaker of the assembly Douglas Mbilu encouraged the learners, telling them it starts with hard work and discipline then the dreams are realized.
By Lydia Ngoolo
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Photo caption: Malivani AIC boarding comprehensive school principal Joshua Mutuse, trip organiser James Wambua, teachers and the candidates outside the assembly.
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