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Kenyans want children taught good manners and their mother tongue

The Needs Assessment Report (2016) proposes that nursery education takes a maximum of two years and be attended by children of between four and five years. [PHOTO: FILE/ STANDARD]

A new survey indicates that Kenyans want nursery school pupils taught good manners and their mother tongue.

The Standard on Sunday has obtained a report of the survey conducted by the Kenya Institute Curriculum Development (KICD) on proposed curriculum.

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