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Twenty-eight schools get modern classrooms with digital tools

The new classrooms built by Lewa Wildlife Conservancy and partners at Rugusu primary in Buuri, Meru. [Phares Mutembei, Standard]

Some 28 schools spread across Meru, Isiolo, and Laikipia counties have benefited from modern classrooms, digital learning tools, and other educational empowerment.

In a partnership welcomed by the Ministry of Education officials, the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy's education department spearheaded the construction and commissioning of digitally-equipped classrooms to enhance learning, in addition to other facilities.

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