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Government now seals legal gaps in education curriculum roll-out

Ruia primary school teachers Head teacher Ann Muthii(r) go through the new curriculum syllabus with pre-primary 2 teacher Eunice Mwangi and Grade i teacher Moraa Mukaya as they prepared to start the new curriculum in their school.

The Government has moved to seal legal gaps that critics cite to resist roll-out of the new education curriculum set to replace the 8-4-4 system. The State further disclosed that the curriculum's implementation will extend to Grade Four next year.

Yesterday's launch of the first national curriculum policy that will anchor the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) came on the backdrop of on-going training of teachers on the new 2-6-3-3-3 system, which has been rolled out up to Grade Three.

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