Govt plans to expand national schools nationwide

Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to expand national schools across the country to accommodate more students...

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The Kenyan government, through the Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok, has announced plans to expand national schools nationwide to increase student capacity.

The expansion will involve constructing additional classrooms and laboratories as part of the government's education development policy.
Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok is the key official leading this initiative.
The government is also covering examination fees for all students and emphasized that no student should face discrimination during national examinations based on age, race, or background.

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