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The Bungoma National Polytechnic (TBNP) on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, made history as it held its first-ever graduation ceremony as a national polytechnic, awarding 4,285 graduates with certificates and diplomas. The event underscored the institution’s rapid growth, academic excellence, and rising national prominence in Kenya’s Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) sector. Chief Principal…
Trainees and staff at Dr. Daniel Wako Murende Technical and Vocational College in Busia County, have embarked on an ambitious project of making wine from jackfruits, which are commonly grown in most parts of western Kenya. Speaking to Education News in his office a couple of days ago, the institution’s Principal, Francis Miheso, revealed that…
School leadership in Kenya has long encompassed both the management of institutions and the professional support of teachers. However, the rollout of Competency-Based Education (CBE) has introduced new demands that require school leaders to navigate unfamiliar curriculum structures, learner-centred pedagogies and more formative approaches to assessment, often all at once. Recognising the central role of…
The Bungoma National Polytechnic (TBNP) on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, made history as it held its first-ever graduation ceremony as a national polytechnic, awarding 4,285 graduates with certificates and diplomas. The event underscored the institution’s rapid growth, academic excellence, and rising national prominence in Kenya’s Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) sector. Chief Principal…
Trainees and staff at Dr. Daniel Wako Murende Technical and Vocational College in Busia County, have embarked on an ambitious project of making wine from jackfruits, which are commonly grown in most parts of western Kenya. Speaking to Education News in his office a couple of days ago, the institution’s Principal, Francis Miheso, revealed that…
School leadership in Kenya has long encompassed both the management of institutions and the professional support of teachers. However, the rollout of Competency-Based Education (CBE) has introduced new demands that require school leaders to navigate unfamiliar curriculum structures, learner-centred pedagogies and more formative approaches to assessment, often all at once. Recognising the central role of…
The Bungoma National Polytechnic (TBNP) on Tuesday, December…
Trainees and staff at Dr. Daniel Wako Murende…
School leadership in Kenya has long encompassed both…
Celebrations are ongoing at Bomet University following the…
Over 250 primary schools acroos the country have…
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The Kisii County First lady Mei Simba Arati…
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Every school has a staffroom rhythm. It is…
Competency-Based Education (CBE) is steadily reshaping learning in…
Bomet County handball champions Siwot Secondary School have…
The Coast Region Auditor of Schools, Jackline Makena,…
The Catholic Diocese of Kitale has officially launched…
A.I.C Kipkeikei Boys Senior School in Trans Nzoia…
Boarding school can be a blessing when it…
In a milestone event for education in Bomet…
The police in Nyamira County are investigating an…
The University of Eldoret (UoE) has been thrown…
