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Teachers say no to new schools, contraceptives

Jotham Ndunde (centre) of Moi Girls Eldoret celebrates after he was named teacher of the year at Kessha 39th annual conference in Mombasa. [PHOTO: OMONDI ONYANGO/ STANDARD]

Secondary school head teachers have asked the Government to halt further establishment and registration of new schools.

They instead called for expansion of existing schools and provision of security. The principals also urged stakeholders in the education sector to reject the proposed introduction of contraceptives to students.

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