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Join Our Telegram Group The senate questioned Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha’s ability to lead the Ministry of Education and the decision he made to reopen schools as COVID-19 cases are seemingly on the rise in the country. Members of Parliament, however, supported the decision to reopen schools but faulted the Ministry of Education for […]
Join Our Telegram Group Reopening of schools is now uncertain again as after a court order issued today that could mean learners staying at home for even longer. All learners in secondary and primary schools have been stuck at home since March following the closure of all learning institutions to curb the spread of the […]
Join Our Telegram Group Public and private schools are reopening on Monday as announced by the Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Education Prof George Magoha. The government-released-funds will cover free education and was expected to reach schools on Thursday 8, 2020. Private schools have asked parents to pay school fees, with some asking for […]
The Government will provide free facemasks to needy students only, Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Education CS Magoha has said. parents and teachers will work on a plan to ensure the other students are bought facemasks with schools resuming next week. Following the announcement about the reopening of schools, the government directed parents with […]
Education CS Magoha announced today the resumption of learning in basic education institutions albeit allowing only form Fours and class eight and grade 4 students to report to schools on Monday 12th. Parents are likely to incur much of the costs for reopening. The rest of the learners remain disillusioned as to what plans the […]
If you have a dream of being a primary school teacher in the future, buckle up as the government has decided to phase out P1 teacher training in the Teachers Training Colleges TTCs, replacing it with a Diploma in Teacher Education DTE. According to the 2021 TTCs entry requirements, new minimum qualification to be a […]
Education Cabinet Secretary Prof George Magoha has said that now is the time to reopen schools as he rules out reopening in January. According to CS Magoha, the situation with COVID-19 is not going to change even if the government pushes the reopening of schools to January 2021. “We have to bite the bullet as […]
The Ministry of Education has announced that students in the final year in teachers training colleges, universities, and Vocational training colleges will resume physical or in-person classes as from Monday, October 5. Education Cabinet Secretary Professor George Magoha said today that his ministry has commenced phased reopening of learning institutions starting with final year students […]
Following the closure of schools in March to curb the spread of COVID-19, President Uhuru was expected to ease measures taken by the government after Kenya recorded the first case among them being the reopening of schools. President Uhuru and other government officials met in Nairobi to discuss what to do with the COVID-19 pandemic […]
Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha has appointed Professor Charles Ong’ondo as the new Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) director. The new KICD boss who has been a lecturer at Moi University will replace the outgoing Joel Mabonga who had been in office since February 2020, following the resignation of former KICD Boss Juan Julius. […]
The President himself decided to inspect the production of Kshs. 1.9 Billion school desks project ahead of reopening of schools. The project is intended to produce more than 650,000 desks to help in achieving the target of social distancing that the government has put in place, among other measures, to curb the spread of the […]
Preparation for the reopening of basic education institutions is well and truly underway. Candidate students will be the first to resume learning and the other classes will probably join them earlier next year as things stand at the moment of writing this article. In order to meet the social distancing measures in schools, the government […]