KUPPET sounds alarm over rising assaults on teachers in Murang’a

The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) has raised concern over what it describes as a worrying rise in cases of students assaulting teachers in Murang’a County, following four separate incidents reported in different secondary schools within the last one mo..

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The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) is raising serious concerns over a disturbing increase in assaults on teachers by students in Murang’a County, citing four incidents in the past month.

At least four separate incidents of student violence against teachers have occurred in secondary schools.
KUPPET, specifically their Executive Secretary Thomas Kimani and Gender Secretary Trizah Njuguna, are leading the call for action.
The attacks are linked to disciplinary actions and highlight a growing culture of indiscipline and declining respect for educators.