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The back-to-school period in Kenya is marked by an intensified rush as families grapple with significant changes related to Grade 10. Parents and students are also expressing frustration over the recent Form One selection process, which has left thousands of students in an uncertain position. This is happening as many highly sought-after national schools face oversubscription. Additionally, a dispute has erupted over rumors of a secondary school fee increase, with MP Ndindi Nyoro claiming the government illegally plans to raise fees despite official denials.
The back-to-school period in Kenya is marked by an intensified rush as families grapple with significant changes related to Grade 10. This live coverage from KTN News Kenya highlights the unfolding situation.
Parents and students in Kenya are expressing frustration over the recent Form One selection process, with many highly sought-after national schools facing oversubscription. This confusion is leaving thousands of students in an uncertain position regarding their secondary education.
A dispute has erupted in the Kenyan education sector regarding rumors that secondary school fees will increase next year, despite the government denying the reports. Hon. Ndindi Nyoro, a Member of Parliament for Kiharu, claims the government illegally plans to raise fees.