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TSC news
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has trained 60,000 secondary school teachers on Competency Based Curriculum (CBC) to handle the first cohort of 1.2 million Junior Secondary School (JSS) learners …
KUPPET
Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET), Bungoma Branch, has backed Basic Education Principal Secretary (PS), Belio Kipsang’s, proposal to abolish the boarding system in primary schools. The PS …
CBC
Learners joining secondary schools in January will be pursuing 14 subjects out of which 12 subjects will be compulsory, the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) has announced. In a new …
KNUT
The decision by the Ministry of Education to abolish boarding primary schools has received the backing of a teachers union, head teachers and the chair of a parliamentary committee. …
KEPSHA
Primary school head teachers yesterday presented their wish list to the government and they believe if approved it will help them improve the quality of education. In the list …
KEPSHA
Primary school heads want their capitation increased to enable them implement Junior Secondary School (JSS) education. Kenya Primary School Head Teachers Association (Kepsha) chairman Johnson Nzioka said yesterday they needed more …
CBC
Parents will bear a lesser burden of the cost of the competency-based curriculum (CBC) if the government follows recommendations on education financing and allocates more money for tuition. This …
CBC
The national government has directed that junior secondary be domiciled in primary schools. This follows a recommendation by the Presidential Working Party on Education Reform. “Junior secondary schools – …
Exams News
Confusion reigned on the first day of primary schools examination as 67 Schools in Uasin Gishu and Bungoma counties failed to collect their examination papers. The Education Ministry says …
KPSEA
Headteachers have been warned against demanding any money from candidates who are scheduled to begin national exams on Monday. Education ministry’s director general Paul Kibet said some school heads …