Education Ministry Gives Way Forward On Early School Closure

Ministry of Education's statement comes against the backdrop of growing cases of students' unrest and mysterious fire incidents across various secondary schools in Kenya...

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Kenya's Ministry of Education has confirmed there will be no early mid-term break for schools, despite a recent surge in student unrest and fire incidents.

The ministry is implementing targeted interventions and a nationwide safety audit to address isolated cases of unrest.
Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok assured parents and teachers that learning will continue as scheduled.
The government is working with stakeholders to restore normalcy and safeguard students' safety and welfare in schools like The Kenya High School.

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