Schools Face Learning Disruption Days After Reopening

The latest development comes just a week after schools reopened for the third term, with learning activities facing disruption should the government fail to intervene...

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Kenyan schools are facing potential learning disruptions as secondary school heads report a significant shortfall in government capitation funding for the third term.

A deficit of Ksh6,103 per learner is reported, with schools receiving Ksh14,050 instead of the expected Ksh22,244 annually.
The Kenya Secondary Schools Heads Association (KESSHA), led by Chairperson Willie Kuria, voiced these concerns.
This comes despite the Ministry of Education announcing the disbursement of Ksh18.5 billion for the term.

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