A 52-year-old man in Bomet County has been arrested after allegedly defiling two primary school learners, aged 6 and 10, as they walked home during their lunch break.
A teacher at Beth Mugo High School allegedly tore a Form 3 student’s shirt as punishment for not tucking it in, igniting a heated national debate on school discipline, parental responsibility, and the growing “teach and go home” sentiment among educators.
Kahuhia Girls High School has been temporarily closed after a student was allegedly caught on CCTV attempting to siphon generator fuel, averting a potential arson disaster.
Tambach Boys High School has been closed indefinitely following another student strike, marking the second incident of unrest at the institution this year.
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A tragic fire outbreak at Utumishi Girls Academy in Gilgil has left several students feared dead and others nursing severe injuries. Authorities have launched an immediate investigation into the dormitory inferno.
Caleb Wekesa, the Deputy Principal of St. Cecilia Misikhu Girls Secondary School, died suddenly after collapsing in a Webuye hotel. An autopsy confirmed the cause of death as a heart attack.
Following the National Education Conference, the Kenyan Ministry of Education has announced policies implementing standardized school uniforms and reclassifying intern teachers as contract teachers.
Kenya’s Ministry of Education has announced a major restructuring of the Junior Secondary School system, integrating it with primary education under a unified Comprehensive School model led by a single Board of Management.
Students from Chesamisi Boys High School engaged in unrest and property damage following a loss at a zonal sports competition in Bungoma County.
Ratanga Girls High School in Ndhiwa, Homa Bay County, is mourning the untimely passing of its Principal, Madam Mildred Achieng Ngesa.
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is reportedly developing TPAD 3 and a new TMIS, introducing strict staffing ratios and new evidence-based appraisal requirements for Kenyan teachers.