One uniform? Schools face dress code shake-up

Education stakeholders propose standard school uniforms and price caps...

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Kenyan schools may see a significant overhaul of their dress codes with proposals for standardized uniforms and price caps to promote equity and affordability.

Education stakeholders, including officials from the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) and teacher unions, have resolved to adopt standardized school uniforms across all levels of education.
President William Ruto challenged delegates to address the high cost of uniforms that disadvantages children from poor backgrounds.
The proposals also include the establishment of comprehensive schools, harmonized school fees, and reforms in teacher deployment and employment terms.

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