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Growing cases of school unrest have reignited debate over whether corporal punishment should be reintroduced in Kenyan schools. Some lawmakers argue stronger disciplinary measures are needed, while others advocate for counselling and systemic reforms. The discussion comes amid increased concern over student indiscipline, school fires and learner welfare. By Kimwele Mutuku Parliament is once again…
Thika Town MP Alice Ng’ang’a has urged parents to take a more active role in guiding and counseling their children. The legislator linked rising cases of school unrest to challenges that originate within families and communities. She called for greater collaboration between parents, teachers and government agencies to address learner indiscipline. By John Kamau Parents…
KICD has launched a nationwide verification exercise to confirm Grade 10 enrolment and subject selection data in public senior schools. The exercise will guide the second phase of textbook distribution under the Competency-Based Curriculum. Principals have until June 19, 2026, to submit updated learner and textbook data through an online portal. By Joseph Mambili The…
Growing cases of school unrest have reignited debate over whether corporal punishment should be reintroduced in Kenyan schools. Some lawmakers argue stronger disciplinary measures are needed, while others advocate for counselling and systemic reforms. The discussion comes amid increased concern over student indiscipline, school fires and learner welfare. By Kimwele Mutuku Parliament is once again…
Thika Town MP Alice Ng’ang’a has urged parents to take a more active role in guiding and counseling their children. The legislator linked rising cases of school unrest to challenges that originate within families and communities. She called for greater collaboration between parents, teachers and government agencies to address learner indiscipline. By John Kamau Parents…
KICD has launched a nationwide verification exercise to confirm Grade 10 enrolment and subject selection data in public senior schools. The exercise will guide the second phase of textbook distribution under the Competency-Based Curriculum. Principals have until June 19, 2026, to submit updated learner and textbook data through an online portal. By Joseph Mambili The…
Growing cases of school unrest have reignited debate…
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KICD has launched a nationwide verification exercise to…
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