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Teachers say there are no books in schools as KNUT opposes new curriculum

KNUT Secretary General Wilson Sossion (right) and chairman Wycliffe Omuchayi (centre) address a press conference on trade dispute between them and TSC whereby they accused TSC of failure to recognize and compensate teachers who have attained higher relevant academic qualifications aimed at promotions and salary increment from 2014. 8/2/2018. [Photo:Willis Awandu/Standard]

The Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) has vowed that it will not support the new curriculum when piloting of the second phase II ends in November.

Secretary General Wilson Sossion said the union would not be part of the 2-6-3-3-3 curriculum, saying its piloting stage had failed.

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