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Kids can now take school lessons on TV, digital as institutions are shut

School programmes will now be aired for seven hours daily (Shutterstock)

The government has scaled up online and electronic delivery of lessons for learners, two days after schools were ordered shut.

From today, learners from Grade Three to Form Four will access lessons for up to eight hours daily through radio and television. The Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) announced that it had expanded the existing broadcast for schools programme by more than two hours in the wake of coronavirus pandemic.

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