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Education CS's full in-tray as Jubilee government rolls a myriad of reforms

Parents select new uniforms for their children at the Mombasa Uniforms Centre on December 29 ahead of the opening of schools next week. [Photo:Gideon Maundu/Standard]

The education sector is headed for major reforms as the New Year starts with far reaching changes aimed at enhancing quality of learning.

A look into both basic and higher education reveals major steps the government has lined up, including a complete change of what children will be taught and how teachers will be required to behave.

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