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Among their concerns are free secondary education, new 2-6-3-3 education curriculum

Kenya Primary Schools Head Teachers Association (KEPSHA) national secretary David Mavuta (left) in a jovial mood with the national chairman Shem Ndolo (right) before they addressed journalists at Sheikh Zayed Hall where the annual conference will be held, December 03, 2017. [PHOTO BY GIDEON MAUNDU/STANDARD].

More than 10,000 primary school heads begin their annual conference in Mombasa today.

Among their concerns are free secondary education and the new 2-6-3-3 education curriculum set to come into effect next year.

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