Junior secondary classrooms will not go to waste, school heads say

Stakeholders during the Kenya Primary Schools head Teachers Association (KEPSHA). Annual General meeting and conference in Mombasa on December 6. [Omondi Onyango, Standard]

The government's directive to domicile junior secondary schools in primary schools has come with a mixed bag of fortunes for the institutions.

According to the directive, learners moving to grades 7,8 and 9 will remain in primary schools as opposed to an earlier move to have them join secondary schools, pushing investors in the education sector back to the drawing board.