Saseta Girls’ Secondary School in Konoin, Bomet County, was closed indefinitely on Tuesday afternoon following escalating tensions linked to an alleged student strike.
The administration released students at approximately 3:00 p.m. on June 2, 2026, citing imminent security threats. This precautionary measure was enacted to protect the safety of learners and staff, preventing any further escalation of the unrest.
Official Communication to Parents
Parents and guardians received the immediate closure notice via the official school WhatsApp group. The administration urged parents to arrange for their children’s swift and safe transit home.
Next Steps and Security Assessment
Local education officials, in collaboration with the school administration, are actively assessing the situation. They aim to identify and resolve the underlying issues sparking the unrest before allowing students back on the premises.
For ongoing updates on school closures and educational news in Kenya, visit teacher.co.ke. Further communication regarding the resumption of normal learning activities at Saseta Girls will be issued once the security assessment is complete.