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Originally published by Capital Newstop
September 29, 2026
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KUPPET, KNUT differ over autonomy of junior schools

KUPPET and KNUT have clashed over the proposed management of Junior Schools, with KUPPET calling for autonomous institutions headed by post-primary teachers while KNUT backs an integrated comprehensive school model...
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Kenya's teacher unions, KUPPET and KNUT, are divided on the proposed autonomous management of Junior Schools within primary school compounds.
- KUPPET advocates for Junior Schools to be autonomous institutions led by post-primary teachers, arguing that primary school supervisors lack the necessary qualifications.
- KNUT supports the Presidential Working Party on Education Reform's recommendation for Junior Schools to remain integrated within comprehensive schools to ensure a smooth transition for learners.
- The disagreement arose during a public participation forum in West Pokot concerning proposed changes to education laws.
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