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Leaders rally for better learning environment

Leaders have called for urgent investment in safer, cleaner and better-equipped schools, warning that quality education depends not only on classroom instruction but also on adequate sanitation.
By Mike Kihaki 15h ago
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The government has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting inclusive education and ensuring learners with special needs have equal opportunities to learn.
By Mike Kihaki 15h ago
Ogamba said the 2020 Re-entry Guidelines, school heads and teachers serve as the primary points of contact for identifying and reporting cases of pregnant learners and child mothers.
By Edwin Nyarangi 3d ago
These gaps can affect learners’ ability to access lessons, move around school independently, communicate and participate fully in school life.
By Gentrix Osano 3d ago
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba has defended the government’s interventions to address challenges facing Kenya’s education sector.
By Mike Kihaki 4d ago
The negotiations come as the lecturers’ strike continues to disrupt teaching and learning in public universities.
By Lewis Nyaundi 4d ago
Nearly half of learners across the country are being pushed out of classrooms for failure to pay illegal levies, with those who cannot pay being completely kept away from classrooms.
By Okumu Modachi 4d ago
Publishers have said that they will work with the Kenya Copyright Board (KECOBO) and law enforcement agencies to pursue offenders.
By Lewis Nyaundi 5d ago
Illegal school levies are increasingly forcing learners out of school, exposing a widening gap between the constitutional promise of free and compulsory basic education
By Mike Kihaki 5d ago
JSS teachers are demanding reinstatement to administrative roles, transfers for those who have overstayed at their stations and distinct consideration in promotions under the new education structure.
By Okumu Modachi 5d ago
KNEC is set to handle its biggest examination and assessment yet, with over 3.4 million learners registered, as the council rolls out smart padlocks at examination materials storage containers.
By Lewis Nyaundi 6d ago
President William Ruto has unveiled a fresh package of promises to teachers, expanding promotion slots, pledging more funding for career progression and better welfare.
By Mike Kihaki 6d ago
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