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Consider students home for early mid-term break
The current wave of unrest has claimed the lives of 16 students and led to the closure of more than 30 secondary schools.
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External influences, poor communication to blame for rising school unrest
We are moving around and talking to students and telling them what they are supposed to do. A good number have been convinced of what they need to do," said Ongijo.
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Elite schools hit by unrest as State warns jail terms await culprits
Several national schools closed after tensions, protests and disruptions. Stakeholders link unrest to pressure, communication gaps and anxiety.
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Consider sending students home for early mid-term break
The current wave of unrest has claimed the lives of 16 students and led to the closure of more than 30 secondary schools.
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Consider students home for early mid-term break
The current wave of unrest has claimed the lives of 16 students and led to the closure of more than 30 secondary schools.
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Stakeholders push for urgent dialogue on schools' unrest
Pressure is mounting on the Ministry of Education to urgently convene a national stakeholders’ meeting following a surge in school unrest.
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Education crisis worsens as more schools close over student unrest
A growing wave of student unrest has forced the closure of several secondary schools across Kenya, causing widespread property destruction, arrests and disruptions to learning.
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Government seeks new safety measures to curb school unrest
Less than 200 of Kenya's 3,200 boarding schools are affected, govt tasks Education Ministry with proposing measures to improve service and safety.
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Student unrest sparks fresh calls to abolish boarding schools
Kenyan lawmakers and education stakeholders call for reform of the country's education system following a surge in student unrest across leading schools.
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New measures place heads of learning institutions at centre of unrest crackdown
School heads have been put on notice as the government moves to contain a wave of student unrest disrupting learning in senior schools across the country