School Closed Indefinitely After Students, Teachers Clash

To restore calm, the school administration was forced to close the school indefinitely and sent the students home...

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St Michael's Secondary School in Bomet has been closed indefinitely after students threatened to attack teachers for confiscating their mobile phones during a search. This incident follows a growing trend of student unrest in the region, leading to several school closures.

St Michael's Secondary School closed indefinitely on Thursday evening after students demanded the return of confiscated mobile phones.
The closure is part of a series of student unrest incidents in Kericho and Bomet counties.
Previous closures include Kaplong Girls High School due to alleged assault by a male teacher, and Litein Boys' High School and Kabungut Boys High School over issues concerning an English Premier League match and food quality, respectively.

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