By Liankor Jairus
Public Relations Associate Consultant
P&L Consulting Group
What you need to know:
In Kenya, boarding schools are often treated as symbols of discipline, seriousness, prestige, and academic success.
Why have we normalised the idea that children must leave home in order to succeed academically?
By Liankor Jairus
Public Relations Associate Consultant
P&L Consulting Group
What you need to know:
In Kenya, boarding schools are often treated as symbols of discipline, seriousness, prestige, and academic success.

It’s time to reconsider boarding schools in Kenya

Inferno in our schools: Kenya's long trail of dormitory deaths

Same script: Ignored school safety manual

Subpar safety: How Kenya is failing schoolchildren

The death trap our schools have become

Utumishi Girls fire tragedy: Here are the hard truths

Recurring dorm fires reveal years of safety failures

Child offenders law tested as eight students are linked to school fire

Grief, fury as families blame state, school over deadly dorm fire

Grief, anger as families blame State, school over dormitory fire deaths

Increasingly, some education institutions are grappling with rising cases of indiscipline, including drug abuse, coordinated…

'In developed countries, such schools are very few or not there at all.'

As we mourn the death of at least 10 students at Utumishi Girls Academy in Gilgil, Nakuru County, we reflect on some of the…

Ignored provisions in Kenya’s School Safety Standards Manual continue to expose learners to deadly risks, as weak enforcement and…

When support systems are weak, troubling behaviour can escalate into serious misconduct.

An increasing number of headteachers are turning to the ‘no-excuses’ high academic approach for their schools. But, for some they…