Kenyan schools are in a final rush to prepare for Monday's arrival of over 1.1 million Grade 10 learners under the new competency-based education system. Across various counties, institutions are putting finishing touches on infrastructure and ensuring teachers are trained for this historic educational milestone.

• Over 1.1 million Grade 10 learners are expected to report to senior schools starting Monday.
• Education Cabinet Secretary Migos Ogamba confirmed teacher training for new learning areas like marine, fisheries, and aviation.
• Kebirigo Boys School, expecting close to 700 Grade 10 learners, is installing new science and computer labs, with its Deputy Principal James Ogari noting the practical-oriented nature of the new system.
• Cardinal Otunga Principal Ezekiel Okeyo highlighted plans to partner with national polytechnics to support learners in technical areas.
• Riokindo Boys Chief Principal Gerald Orina expressed hopes for timely distribution of books from the ministry.