Education News

Insecurity along Narok-Migori border disrupts learning as leaders seek lasting solution

Recurring insecurity along the Narok-Migori border continues to disrupt learning, forcing teachers and families to flee affected areas. Local leaders say school closures and displacement of learners are undermining access to education in the region. The government has pledged to deploy additional security officers to restore peace and allow normal learning to resume. By Kimutai…

Governor Rotich links school unrest to declining discipline, calls for return of corporal punishment

Elgeyo Marakwet Governor Wisley Rotich has attributed rising cases of school unrest to declining discipline among learners. The governor says Kenya should have a national conversation on the possible reintroduction of corporal punishment in schools. He also challenged parents to take greater responsibility in guiding and disciplining their children. By Kimutai Langat Elgeyo Marakwet Governor…

Ensure all electrical installations are checked by qualified personnel, Quality Assurance and Standards Officer tells schools

Education officials have urged schools to conduct regular inspections of electrical installations to enhance safety and prevent disasters. Institutions were cautioned against using unqualified technicians for electrical work despite the lower costs involved. Quality assurance officers say ageing wiring systems pose growing risks as schools expand their use of digital technologies. By Hillary Muhalya Quality…