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Students storm out of school over bad tea, mistreatment

Tenges boys High School at Kabarnet Stadium on Monday, November 1, 2021, after they stormed out of the institution and walked for 30Km to Kabarnet town where they demanded the removal of their principal. They were addressed by Reuben Ratemo, the deputy county commissioner Baringo Central and Evelyne Kinaga, the county Deputy Director of Education. [Yvonne Chepkwony, Standard]

Students in a school in Baringo have walked out of the learning institution over alleged mistreatment and corporal punishment by teachers.

Over 500 students from Tenges High school trekked for about 30 kilometres to Kabarnet town demanding immediate transfer of their principal. The school has a population of 1,200.

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