Competency Based Curriculum Stories
Chaired by Prof Raphael Munavu, the Working Party sought to address challenges in Kenya’s education sector, including access, equity, relevance, quali...
KESSHA national chairperson Willy Kuria expressed concern about the financial shortfall in secondary schools.
The questionnaires are part of KNEC's ongoing efforts to implement the CBC, which is designed to focus on the holistic development of students.
The government is focusing on building classrooms, recruiting teachers, and distributing learning materials to accommodate the inaugural cohort.
KEPSHA Chairman Johnson Nzioka said that the current allocation of Sh1 million per classroom is insufficient.
While the internship is unpaid, participants will receive a monthly stipend of Sh20,000, minus statutory deductions.
KPSEA is a component of the Competency-Based Curriculum and signifies the completion of Grade 6 education.
Ruto acknowledged the difficulties faced by parents who must travel long distances to find suitable schools for their children.
The curriculum proposed by the Presidential Working Party on Educational Reforms (PWPER) includes seven learning areas at this level, four of which ar...
Whereas most of the sports practised in the school require the learners to colonise open spaces, one activity, karate classes, confines interested stu...
They dismissed the arguments by lawyer Nelson Havi that there was no public input due to a lack of public participation.
The teachers have now given TSC a seven-day ultimatum to address their grievances, failure to which, they will not report back to schools for the seco...
Teachers, since the onset of CBC, have voiced concerns over the limited in-service training.
Among public schools in the city, there are 216 ECDE, 211 primary schools, 193 junior schools, and 107 secondary schools. On the other hand, private s...
The partnership will see the integration of tax education into key subjects such as business studies, Mathematics, English, Kiswahili, and social stud...
The government allocates Sh22,244 per learner annually under the free day secondary school program that is released in tranches.
