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As Grade 10 classes officially begin, several schools are reportedly yet to receive textbooks for students. Kenyan schools are facing challenges during the transition, with some rejecting students despite a presidential directive. In response, Education CS Ogamba issued a warning to school principals against denying admission to Grade 10 learners. The government has also issued a stern warning threatening dismissal for principals who fail to register students. This order to comply with President William Ruto's directive was echoed by Education Minister Migos Ogamba and Deputy President Kithure Kindiki.
As Grade 10 classes officially begin today, several schools are reportedly yet to receive textbooks for students. Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has confirmed that teachers have already been provided with teaching guides.
Kenya's Education CS Ogamba has issued a warning to school principals against denying admission to Grade 10 learners. This directive emphasizes the government's commitment to ensuring all eligible students transition to the next educational level.
The Kenyan government has issued a stern warning to school principals who are reportedly failing to register Grade 10 students, threatening them with dismissal. This comes after Education Minister Migos Ogamba and Deputy President Kithure Kindiki both urged educators to comply with President William Ruto's directive.