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Kajiado leaders decry low Grade 10 transition rate, urge gov't intervention

Kajiado Senator Seki Kanar, Kajiado North MP Onesmus Ngogoyo officially open 10 class rooms at Kiserian Primary School. [Peterson Githaiga, Standard]

Leaders in Kajiado County have raised alarm over a low Grade 10 transition rate as the reporting deadline set by the Ministry of Education lapses today.

The leaders say many learners are yet to report to their assigned schools, with parents citing far-flung placements, incorrect school allocation, and lack of school fees as the main obstacles to education continuity.

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