Kenya’s leading newspaper on education, widely read by teachers, students, lecturers, parents, and key education stakeholders nationwide.
Petitioner urges the National Assembly Speaker to allow debate on the controversial teacher internship programme affecting over 20,000 graduate teachers. A Kenyan teacher has renewed his appeal to Parliament seeking intervention in what he describes as the continued exploitation of graduate teachers under the current internship programme. Mr Kipkirui Luin has written to the Speaker…
The Learning Pyramid shows why active learning methods such as discussion, practice, and teaching others help students understand and retain knowledge better than passive learning. The Learning Pyramid, also known as the Cone of Learning, explains methods sedulous students should use to attain and retain knowledge. Or contain content taught. The model shows that active…
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) warns that delayed registration of Grade 9 learners for the 2026 Kenya Junior School Education Assessment could disrupt national exam planning and senior school placement. KNEC has put school heads on notice over the delayed registration of Grade 9 learners for the 2026 Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA),…
Petitioner urges the National Assembly Speaker to allow debate on the controversial teacher internship programme affecting over 20,000 graduate teachers. A Kenyan teacher has renewed his appeal to Parliament seeking intervention in what he describes as the continued exploitation of graduate teachers under the current internship programme. Mr Kipkirui Luin has written to the Speaker…
The Learning Pyramid shows why active learning methods such as discussion, practice, and teaching others help students understand and retain knowledge better than passive learning. The Learning Pyramid, also known as the Cone of Learning, explains methods sedulous students should use to attain and retain knowledge. Or contain content taught. The model shows that active…
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) warns that delayed registration of Grade 9 learners for the 2026 Kenya Junior School Education Assessment could disrupt national exam planning and senior school placement. KNEC has put school heads on notice over the delayed registration of Grade 9 learners for the 2026 Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA),…
Petitioner urges the National Assembly Speaker to allow…
The Learning Pyramid shows why active learning methods…
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) warns that…
Lack of sex education among young people is…
New appointments affect Wote TTI, Nyandarua National Polytechnic,…
A comparison with Uganda and Tanzania shows why…
As Kenya ushers in the senior school phase…
Parliament has received a petition urging urgent reforms…
Matulo Girls Senior School in Bugoma County has…
The High Court has ordered Moi High School,…
The misuse of public school buses in Kenya…
The Kenya Secondary Schools Heads Association (KESSHA) Machakos…
Kaiti Member of Parliament (MP) Joshua Kimilu has…
Matili Technical Training Institute (MTTI) in Bungoma County…
The Ebukanga Technical and Vocational College (EBUTVC) will…
Vihiga Boys Senior School has officially launched an…
The County Government of Trans Nzoia has intensified…
Webuye West Member of Parliament (MP) Dan Wanyama…
Kenya’s technical education regulator has sounded the alarm…
Ask anyone what they remember most about school…
