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SUB COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN BUNGOMA COUNTY

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Sub-county schools in Kenya form the lowest cadre of secondary schools.

They come after national, extra county and county schools respectively.

Kenyan learners who attain low marks in the KCPE national exam are admitted to these schools.

Majority of sub-county schools are mixed.

Most of them are day schools though a few are day/boarding schools.

They are available across all the 47 counties.

Here is a list of sub-county secondary schools in Bungoma County:

KNEC CODE AND NAME TYPE CATEGORY
1 36602104 ST TADEOS NDENGELWA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
2 36602109 FRIENDS SCHOOL KITALE Mixed Sub County
3 36602111 SANG’ALO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
4 36602112   SIKALAME S.A SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
5 36602113 ST. LONGINUS SECONDARY SCHOOL – KONGOLI Mixed Sub County
6 36602114 ST.JOHN’S LUTUNGU SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
7 36602115 ST.JOSEPH’S SECONDARY SCHOOL-BULONDO Mixed Sub County
8 36602117 SAMOYA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
9 36602119 NAMACHANJA HIGH SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
10 36602123 BUNGOMA BAPTIST GIRLS, HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County
11 36602124 BUNGOMA MUSLIM SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
12 36602125 WAMALWA KIJANA HIGH SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
13 36602127 ST PETERS HIGH SCHOOL MUSIKOMA Mixed Sub County
14 36602128 NAMWACHA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
15 36602132 ST.VERONICA HIGH SCHOOL RANJE Mixed Sub County
16 36602134 MATUMBUFU GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
17 36602136 BUNGOMA ADULT SECONDARY EDUCATION CENTRE Mixed Sub County
18 36602140 MABUUSI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
19 36602141 ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST NAMASANDA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
20 36602142 FRIENDS SCHOOL LWANDA BOYS Boys Sub County
21 36602143 KHAKULA RCEA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
22 36602144 SILOBA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
23 36602145 FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL NABICHAKHA Mixed Sub County
24 36602146 ST. MARTIN’S KITINDA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
25 36602147 SIANGWE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
26 36602149 STARLIGHT SECONDARY SCHOOL- NABUKHISA Mixed Sub County
27 36602150 FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL FUCHANI Mixed Sub County
28 36602152 BUTIELI HIGH SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
29 36602153 NAMISI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
30 36602154 ACK THE GOOD SHEPHERD KIBABII SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
31 36602157 CHEMCHE SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
32 36602158 BUKEMBE S.A SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
33 36602159 ST.TERESA’S SIO HIGH SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
34 36602160 KISULUNI S.A MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
35 36602161 MWIKHUPO BAPTIST SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
36 36602162 KENNETH LUSAKA S.A SECONDARY SCHOOL – CHENG’WALI Mixed Sub County
37 36602163 BUKANANACHI FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
38 36602164 ST. MARY’S KAMBA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
39 36602165 LUYEKHE MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
40 36602166 THE PERFECTORS HIGH SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
41 36602167 NALUTIRI S.A GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
42 36602168 ST. MONICA’S MUNGETI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
43 36602169 SIAKA MIXED DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
44 36602170 FRIENDS NAMAANGA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
45 36602171 ST. PAUL’S WACHEKA ACK SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
46 36602172 TEMBELELA S.A MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
47 36602175 ST. VERONICA SIRITANYI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
48 36602176 MARAKALU ACK SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
49 36602178 NZOIA INDUSTRIAL BOYS SECONDARY  SCHOOL Boys Sub County
50 36602179 ST. MARY MAGDALENE NAMAMUKA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
51 36602180 KHAOYA FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
52 36605102 KAPTOLA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
53 36605106 BISHOP OKIRING KAMUNERU A.C.K SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
54 36605107 CHEMOGE SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
55 36605108 SENDERA S.A SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
56 36605109 ST. MARKS KIPCHIRIA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
57 36605110 KONGIT SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
58 36605111 CHESITO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
59 36605112   KABOYWO MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
60 36605115   FRIENDS KABOROM SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
61 36605116   KAPTELELIO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
62 36605117   ST.AUGUSTINE NOMORIO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
63 36611013   D.E.B LUNYU SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
64 36611016   MAKHANGA HOPE ACADEMY  MIXED  SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
65 36611022   SANGO S.A SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
66 36611025   FRIENDS NAKOBA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
67 36611026   ST. MOURICE NAMBOKO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
68 36611027   KEWA DEB SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
69 36611029   PRECIOUS HIGH SCHOOL-KISUMU NDOGO Mixed Sub County
70 36612103 CHEBUKWA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
71 36612107 MAROBO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
72 36612110   CHEKULO FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
73 36612111 MUSOKHO FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
74 36612119   CARDINAL OTUNGA SICHEI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
75 36612120 ST. PETERS CHEMWA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
76 36612122 CHEKULO BAPTIST SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
77 36612123 S A KASOSI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
78 36612124 ST.PETERS LURENDE SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
79 36612125 ST. ANNE SECONDARY SCHOOL SIRARE Mixed Sub County
8 36612126 CHEBUNYINYI ACK SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
81 36612127 ST. MICHAEL NASAKA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
82 36612128 ST. KIZITO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL – MUKHWEYA Girls Sub County
83 36612129 S.A KHATIRI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
84 36612150 FRIENDS SCHOOL PONGOLA Mixed Sub County
85 36612202 BUSAKALA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
86 36612206 LUKHOME SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
87 36612207 MADISI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
88 36612208 MAKHONGE FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
89 36612209 SICHEI FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
90 36612210 SIKULU FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
91 36612212 SALVATION ARMY WABUKHONYI SECONDARY Mixed Sub County
92 36612213 CHENJENI FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
93 36612214 HON.MOSES WETANGULA MILEMBE SECONDARY Mixed Sub County
94 36612215 FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL KIBICHORI Mixed Sub County
95 36612216 SANANDIKI GIRLS FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
96 36613101 FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL MUJI Mixed Sub County
97 36613103 ST. MATHEW’S ACK SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
98 36613104 ST. PAUL’S NZOIA R.C SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
99 36613106 LUTACHO SECONDARY SCHOOL. Mixed Sub County
100 36613107 MAGEMO FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
101 36613108 MIHUU SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
102 36613111 SINOKO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
103 36613114   LUGUSI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
104 36613116   FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL WABUKHONYI Mixed Sub County
105 36613117   FRIENDS MAKUSELWA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
106 36613118   MISIMO MIXED DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
107 36613119   NAMARAMBI BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
108 36613120 FRIENDS HIGH SCHOOL SILUNGAI Mixed Sub County
109 36613122 MITUKUYU FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
110 36613123 MASINDU FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
111 36613124 FRIENDS MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL NABUYOLE Mixed Sub County
112 36613125 ST. JOHN’S RC SAVANA MIXED DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
113 36613126 BAKISA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
114 36621107   ST EMMANUEL’S MIRURI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
115 36621109   KIBINGEI FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
116 36621112 NAMAWANGA BAHAI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
117 36621113 FRIENDS MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL CHESAMISI Mixed Sub County
118 36621114 SIKHENDU MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
119 36621116 WAMALWA KIJANA FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
120 36621117 FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL CHEBUKWABI Mixed Sub County
121 36621118 BITUYU FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
122 36621119 MATILI FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
123 36621120   ST JAMES ACK SECONDARY SCHOOL – MAPELA Mixed Sub County
124 36621121   ST. JOSEPH’S KAMUSINDE SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
125 36621122   FRIENDS KAMASIELO SECONDARY  SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
126 36621123   ST. JAN SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
127 36621124   FRIENDS SCHOOL KIBUNDE SECONDARY Mixed Sub County
128 36621127   ST. JOHN’S BUKO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
129 36621128   S.A. LWANDA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
130 36621129   ST. BRIGID’S SECONDARY SCHOOL- KITAYI Mixed Sub County
131 36621130   STARLIGHT HIGH SCHOOL KAMUKUYWA Mixed Sub County
132 36621131   KIMILILI ADULT SECONDARY EDUCATION  CENTRE Mixed Sub County
133 36621132   COMMUNITY BREAK THROUGH SUPPORT MISSION HIGH SCHOO Mixed Sub County
134 36621133   LUKHOME BAPTIST SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
135 36621134   GOLDEN LIFE HIGH SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
136 36621135   ST. ELIZABETH SECONDARY SCHOOL -SIBAKALA Mixed Sub County
137 36621136   NEW HOPE MWANGALE SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
138 36621137   ACK CHELEKEI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
139 36626106 TOLOSO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
140 36626107 BISUNU FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
141 36626108 NAMANG’OFULO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
36626110   KARIBUNI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
142 36626111 BINYENYA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
143 36626112   GEOFF BROWN GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County
144 36626113   SIBUMBA S.A GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
145 36626114   KOLANI FRIENDS GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
146 36626116   FRIENDS SCHOOL KULISIRU SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
147 36626140 ST. MARY EMMACULATE MAYEKWE GIRLS SECONDARY Mixed Sub County
148 36626201   KABKARA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
149 36626202 LWANDANYI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
150 36626206 TAMULEGA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
151 36626207 ARCH BISHOP ELIUD WABUKALA MALAKISI ACK SECONDARY Mixed Sub County
152 36626208 CHEBUKUYI ACK SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
153 36626209 MARY JENNIFER YOO ADVENTIST SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
154 36626210 ACK TULIENGE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
155 36626211   ST. AUGUSTINE SITABICHA SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
156 36626212 S.A MUFUNGU GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County
157 36626213 MALAKISI MUSLIM HIGH SCHOOL Girls Sub County
158 36628103 BUMULA FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
159 36628104 CHILIBA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
160 36628105 MATEKA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
161 36628108 ST PAU’LS MILUKI SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
162 36628109 NANG’ENI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
163 36628111 ST. PATRICK’S  NETIMA  SECONDARY  SCHOOL Boys Sub County
164 36628112   MYANGA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
165 36628114   ST. JOSEPH’S LUMBOKA  MEMORIAL SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
166 36628115   ST. KIZITO MAYANJA MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
167 36628116   NAMUSASI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
168 36628117   ST PETER ‘S SIBOTI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
169 36628119   ST JUDE MUANDA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
170 36628120 ST.MARY MAGDALINE KIMATUNI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
171 36628121 ST. ELIZABETH LUNAO MIXED DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
172 36628122 NAKHWANA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
173 36628123 ST.PETER’S SYEKUMULO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
174 36628124 ST. MARY’S SECONDARY SCHOOL – MUKHUMA Mixed Sub County
175 36628125 ST VERONICA MASUNO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
176 36628126 ST. ANTONY NABUREREYA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
177 36628127 MUKWA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
178 36628128 ST. PETERS NAMAIKA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
179 36628129 ST MARY’S NAMATOTOA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
180 36628130 ST. ELIZABETH MALINDA SECONDARY Mixed Sub County
181 36628131 ST. KIZITO MASIELO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
182 36628132 BISUCHE ACK SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
183 36628133 THE SALVATION ARMY KIMATUNI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
184 36628134 ST. JUDE SYOYA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
185 36628135 BUMULA BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL Boys Sub County
186 36628136 FRIENDS SCHOOL KISIOYI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
187 36628137 ST JUDE NAMANZE SECONDARY SHOOL Mixed Sub County
188 36628138 ST MARYS NG’OLI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
189 36628139 MACHWELE SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
190 36628140 MT CARMEL GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
191 36628141 ST.PAUL BUNAMBOBI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
192 36628142 ST. ANTHONY TULUKUYI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
193 36628144 MIKOKWE ACK SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
194 36628145 KHAYO MMK SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
195 36628148 ACK  MUNGORE BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL Boys Sub County
196 36628149 ST JOSEPH’S  BUKIRIMO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
197 36628150 ST PAUL’S  WAMUNYIRI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
198 36628151 KIJANA WAMALWA MEMORIAL SCHOOL MWOMO Mixed Sub County
199 36630202 CHESIKAKI R.C SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
200 36630205 CHEPKUBE S.A SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
201 36630206 CHEPKUBE A.C.K SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
202 36630208 KIPSIS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
203 36630209 MULATIWA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
204 36630210 CHESIRO S.A MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
205 36630211 S A NALONDO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
206 36630301 CHELEBEI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
207 36630303 MASAEK SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
208 36630304 TEREM S A SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
209 36630306 KAPKIRWOK MIXED DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
210 36630307 ST. JOHN’S CHEPYUK SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
211 36630308 KEBEE S.A SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
212 36630309 ST. JUDE KAIMUGUL MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
213 36630310 ST. PETERS CHEPTONON SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
214 36635004 FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL MILANI Mixed Sub County
215 36635007 SIRENDE SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
216 36635008 KITUNI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
217 36635009 SITIKHO FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
218 36635013 MAHANGA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
219 36635014 MANG’ANA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
220 36635015 FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL MALAHA Mixed Sub County
221 36635016 MIENDO FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
222 36635017 ST MARYS BOKOLI SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
223 36635018 LUMONYA SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
224 36635019 NGWELO FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
225 36635020 MISIKHU R.C HIGH SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
226 36635021 FRIENDS  SECONDARY SCHOOL KUYWA Mixed Sub County
227 36635022   SIRISIA BOK SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
228 36635023 MICHAEL WAMALWA FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
229 36635024 WEBUYE D.E.B. SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
230 36635025 FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL  NAMBAMI Mixed Sub County
231 36635026 FRIENDS LUGULU MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
232 36635027 ST.ANDREWS MATULO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
233 36635028 BUNJOSI FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
234 36635030 ST ANNE’S MALOHO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
235 36635031 FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL-YALUSI Mixed Sub County
236 36635032 FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL – KHALUMULI Mixed Sub County
237 36635033 S.A CHEBOSI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
238 36635034 BUNANG’ENI FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
239 36635035 MILO FRIENDS GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
240 36635036 MOYOKWE S.A SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
241 36636003 MULIRO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
242 36636004 NAMUNYIRI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL Girls Sub County
243 36636006 TABANI FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
244 36636007 A.I.C.  JAMES  MWEI   SECONDARY   SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
245 36636008 BISHOP ATUNDO SECONDARY SCHOOL – MABUSI Mixed Sub County
246 36636011 ST JOSEPHS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL – BINYENYA Mixed Sub County
247 36636012 ST JULIANA SECONDARY SCHOOL NARATI Mixed Sub County
248 36636013 BUNAMBO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
249 36636014 LUKHUNA FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
250 36636015 BIRUNDA PAG SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
251 36636016 MILIMANI S.A SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
252 36636017 NYANGE P.A.G SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
253 36636018 ST MARY’S MWIKHUPO SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
254 36636019 TONGAREN DEB MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
255 36636020 FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL KIMININI Mixed Sub County
256 36636021 MANYASA FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
257 36636022 MILELE FRIENDS SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County
258 36636023 ST.ANNE SIANGALAMWE SECONDARY SCHHOL Mixed Sub County
259 36636024 MAKOLOLWE P.A.G SECONDARY SCHOOL Mixed Sub County

 

 

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TSC Deployment Vacancies 2022-2023 and Deployment Status 2022/23: TSC to Deploy  Thousands of P1  Teachers to Junior Secondary Schools by January 2023 in Preparation for the 2023 Double Intake

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TSC Deployment Vacancies 2022-2023 and Deployment Status 2022/23: TSC to Deploy  Thousands of P1  Teachers to Junior Secondary Schools by January 2023 in Preparation for the 2023 Double Intake

TSC Deployment 2022-2023; TSC to Deploy 36, 341 P1 Teachers With Higher Qualifications to Junior Secondary Schools,JSS in 2022 to meet Staffing Needs Ahead of the  2023 Double Intake

 

TSC Deployment letters for P1 teachers 2022-2023

 

The Teachers Service Commission made public plans of deploying qualified P1 teachers with diploma qualifications to secondary schools so that they can handle the junior secondary school learners who are currently in grade 5 come January 2023 when they will be joining high school. 

Stay tuned for this important TSC deployment phase this year. Click Here to access instant TSC Breaking News Today 2022.

TSC latest news on promotions, Deployment Letters 2022

The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, issues a deployment letter to a teacher upon appointment. In deployment process a teacher is appointed to an administrative position or a higher administrative position. If you are lucky, you can be deployed to the Secretariat of the Commission.

Deployment also comes when you are posted from a primary institution to a post primary institution.

It is a dream of many teachers to be promoted and deployed by TSC. Not everyone, though, who gets deployed. This is because the number of administrative posts are limited and very competitive.

WHEN CAN A TEACHER BE DEPLOYED BY TSC?
Deployment comes in the form of the following:

When you are appointed to an administrative position;
If you are appointed to a higher administrative position;
When you are appointed to the Commission’s secretariat;
When appointed to perform administrative duties; and
When you are posted from a primary to a post primary institution.
A few teachers get appointment to administrative posts. If you are lucky, then you can be deployed by TSC as a:

(a) Head of institution;
(b) Deputy head of institution;
(c) Registrar;
(d) Dean of Curriculum;
(e) Dean of Students;
(f) Head of Department;
(g) Senior Teacher; or
(h) Head of Subject.

In all the above scenarios, a teacher receives a deployment letter from the employer. In most cases, deployment comes after you have successfully been promoted after an interview process.

 

TSC REDEPLOYMENT LETTER.
There are also a few unlucky teachers who get redeployed by TSC. In this case you will be served with a redeployment letter.

As captured in the Code of Regulations for teachers, the Commission may redeploy a teacher who has been deployed to any administrative position, within an educational institution to perform normal teaching duties where the teacher;

(a) is unable to perform the functions of the office so held;
(b) is incompetent or neglects administrative duties;
(c) continuously posts declining examination results;
(d) has poor financial management skills;
(e) neglects or fails to maintain proper records;
(0 is the subject of investigations for an offence under these Regulations; or
(g) performs any other act that in the opinion of the Commission justifies re-deployment.

 

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN KENYA, Education News, General

TOP 10 (BEST) UNIVERSITIES IN KENYA 2020

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TOP 10 (BEST) UNIVERSITIES IN KENYA 2020: A LIST OF KENYA’S TOP 10 UNIVERSITIES  BASED ON ACADEMIC RESEARCH AND PROWESS- NAMES, BRIEF HISTORY & SPECIALIZATION

Kenya’s university education is one of the best in East Africa and Africa. Kenya as a country is therefore proud of the great milestones made by some of its best universities.

EXTERNAL LINKS WITH RELATED CONTENT

https://www.jambonews.co.ke/best-universities-in-kenya-2019/

https://www.4icu.org/ke/

This article seeks to give an overview of Kenya’s top 10 (best) universities based on the latest ranking of Kenyan universities by UniRank (2018).

A point to note is that one of the key factors considered during the ranking of universities in Kenya is the university’s contribution to academic research.

BELOW IS A LIST OF TOP 10 UNIVERSITIES IN KENYA BASED ON ACADEMIC RESEARCH AND PROWESS

THE UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI

Within a period of over 40 years, the University of Nairobi (UON) has earned a great reputation by producing great leaders and academic professionals not only in Kenya but also in the whole of Africa.

UON ranks position one in Kenya and position 825 worldwide due to its consistent academic prowess and great contribution towards the development of academic research at tertiary education learning levels.

UON is an officially accredited university with its main campus located in the nerve centre of Kenya-Nairobi City. Other UON branch campuses are located in Kikuyu, Parklands, Upper Kabete, Lower Kabete, Nakuru, Chiromo Campus, Kisumu etc.

Its current enrolment is approximately 45,000 students every year.

UON is best known for offering the best training in Medicine.

Due to limited vacancies, UON has been forced to pick the best KCSE candidates only every year. The university hence has got a selective admission policy over the years.

UON offers a wide range of programmes/ courses: certificates, diplomas, bachelors, masters and doctorate studies.

One of its key advantages is the fact that UON does not pose key challenges such as the issue of missing marks which is currently affecting many Kenyan universities. Besides, the University of Nairobi has got efficient systems that ensure students complete their studies on time.

KENYATTA UNIVERSITY

Best known for education courses, Kenyatta University has for over 33 years proved beyond reasonable doubt to be the best destination for students seeking tertiary education.

Founded in 1985, KU boasts of its great infrastructure and its most recent project of establishing a television station, KU TV.

Kenyatta University is accredited and ISO Certified by the Commission for University Education, CUE.

According to Unirank, the current enrolment for KU stands at 45,000 students.

Due to limited facilities, KU has been forced to admit form four graduates on a selective admission policy based on merit.

KU offers a wide range of programmes/ courses ranging from certificates, diplomas, degrees, masters degrees to doctorate degrees.

JOMO KENYATTA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY

Just as the name suggests, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology is well known for producing best specialists in agriculture and technology fields.

Therefore, students wishing to pursue engineering courses should consider selecting JKUAT as their first choice.

Established in 1994, JKUAT has developed for over 24 years into a reputable university offering certificate, diploma, degree, masters and doctorate programmes in various fields.

According to Unirank, the current enrolment for JKUAT is at least 20, 000 students.

Due to limited vacancies, JKUAT admits form four graduates on a selective admission policy based on past academic performance at KCSE.

JKUAT has its main campus in Kenya’s capital city-Nairobi. Other JKUAT branch campuses are located in Mombasa, Taita Taveta, Kisii, Nakuru, Kitale and Arusha, in Tanzania.

STRATHMORE UNIVERSITY (SU)

Established in 2002, Strathmore University (SU) is a private university offering quality tertiary education in Kenya.

According to Unirank, the current enrolment for Strathmore University, SU stands at approximately 4, 000 students.

Strathmore University also has a highly selective admission policy based on the students’ past academic performance.

Strathmore University offers a wide range of programmes-certificates, diplomas, degrees, masters and doctorates.

 

MOI UNIVERSITY

Best known for law, Moi University is an officially accredited and ISO Certified institution offering quality tertiary level training in various fields.

Moi University was established in 1984 in Eldoret town, Uasin Gishu County in Kenya.

Its main campus is located in Eldoret town. Moi University’s branch campuses are located in Nairobi, Eldoret West, Kericho, Odero Akang’o and Kitale.

According to Unirank, the current enrolment for Moi University is over 30, 000 students.

MU offers various certificate, diploma, degree, masters and doctorate programmes across various fields of education.

UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY, USIU

Established in 1989, USIU Africa is a medium-sized co-educational higher learning institution serving over 7,000 students enrolled every year.

USIU is an officially accredited institution recognized by the WASC Senior College and University Commission.

USIU is open for application by international students who would wish to undertake their studies in Kenya.

USIU Africa offers certificate, diploma, bachelor, masters and doctorate courses.

KENYA METHODIST UNIVERSITY (KEMU)

Established in 1997, the non-profit privately-owned university KEMU has served many students over the years.

Located in Meru County, KEMU has developed branch campuses in Nyeri, Nairobi, Mombasa and Nakuru.

According to Unirank, the current enrolment for KEMU is over 9, 000 students.

KEMU offers various certificate, diploma, degree, masters and doctorate programmes across various fields of education.

Due to limited slots, KEMU is forced forced to pick the best KCSE candidates only every year. The university hence has got a selective admission policy over the years.

TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF KENYA, TUK

Within a time span of over 12 years, Technical University of Kenya, TUK has earned great reputation by producing great leaders and academic professionals not only in Kenya but also in the whole of Africa.

TUK is an officially accredited university with its main campus located in the nerve center of Kenya-Nairobi City.

According to Unirank, TUK’s current enrolment is approximately 4, 000 students every year.

TUK is best known for offering best training in technical courses.

Due to limited vacancies, TUK is forced to pick the best KCSE candidates only every year. The university hence has got a selective admission policy over the years.

TUK offers a wide range of programmes/ courses: certificates and diplomas which form the foundation for more advanced specialization later in life.

EGERTON UNIVERSITY

Within a period  of over 6 decades, Egerton University, EU has earned great reputation by producing great leaders and academic professionals not only in Kenya but also in the whole of Africa.

Egerton University is an officially accredited university with its main campus located in Njoro, Nakuru County.

Egerton University is best known for offering agricultural courses such as AGED.

Due to limited vacancies, EU is forced to pick the best KCSE candidates only every year. The university hence has got a selective admission policy over the years.

Egerton University offers a wide range of programmes/ courses: certificates, diplomas, degrees, masters and doctorates.

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN AFRICA, CUEA

Within a period of over 3 decades, Ctholic University of Eastern Africa, CUEA has earned great reputation by producing great leaders and academic professionals not only in Kenya but also in the whole of Africa.

CUEA is an officially accredited university with its main campus located in Nairobi City.

Catholic University is best known for offering specialized training especially in masters levels.

Due to limited vacancies, CUEA is forced to pick the best KCSE candidates only every year. The university hence has got a selective admission policy over the years.

CUEA offers a wide range of programmes/ courses: certificates, diplomas, degrees, masters and doctorates.

One of its key advantages is the fact that CUEA does not pose key challenges such as the issue of missing marks which is currently affecting many Kenyan universities. Besides, the University of Nairobi has got efficient systems that ensure students complete their studies in time.

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TSC LATEST NEWS: INVITATION FOR APPLICATIONS FOR TSC POSITIONS, MEMBERS

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The Teachers Service Commission has invited qualified and interested persons to apply for nomination for appointment as members of the Teachers Service Commission.

This is according to the TSC Act No 20 of 2012.

REQUIREMENTS FOR THE APPOINTMENT

Interested applicants should:

a. Be Kenyan Citizens

b. Hold a bachelors degree from a recognized university

c. Have knowledge and adequate experience of at least ten years in the following fields:
i. Education
ii. Management
iii. Governance
iv. Law

d. Meet the requirements of Chapter Six of the Kenyan Constitution 2010.

DUTIES and responsibilities

A member of the commission is expected to ensure that the commission functions effectively and exercises its constitutional mandate as provided in Article 237 of the Kenyan Constitution 2010.

The specific duties and responsibilities as per the TSC Act No. 20 of 2012 will include:

a. Formulating policies aimed at achieving the Commission’s mandate

b. Providing strategic direction, leadership and oversight to the TSC Secretariat.

c. Managing the payroll of teachers

d. Facilitating career progress and professional development of teachers

e. Ensuring that teachers comply with the teaching standards as prescribed by the Teachers Service Commission Act No. 20 of 2012.

f. Monitoring teachers’ conduct and performance in the teaching service

g. performing other duties necessary for the effective discharge of the commission’s duties and powers.

DISQUALIFICATION OF MEMBERSHIP

A person is not qualified for appointment as a member of the Teachers Service Commission if:

1. S/ he is serving as a Member of Parliament or county assembly

2. S/ he is serving as a member of a governing body of a political party

3. S/ he is serving as a member of a Local Authority

4. S/ he has been convicted of misuse or abuse of a state office or public office following the law or has contravened Chapter Six of the Kenyan Constitution, 2010.

TSC

TSC 2022-2023 Promotions: TSC to Effect Retirement for 1,025 school heads in July  and retain 569 others

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TSC 2022-2023 Promotions: TSC to Effect Retirement for 1,025 school heads in July  and retain 569 others

 

 TSC to send home 1,025 school heads in July retain 569 others

TSC Promotions 2022/2023; The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) will send packing a total of 1,025 school heads whose two year contracts will end in July.

 

The Commission had employed a total of 1,594 headteachers and principals on contract in the year 2020 after they had attained the mandatory retirement age.

 

The Commission CEO Dr. Nancy Macharia said the school heads will be released to allow fresh recruitment to take place.

 

However questions arise after TSC retained 569 school heads and extended their contract till December 2022.

 

 

 

Appearing before Parliament to defend the move to employ the administrators on contract, Macharia stated that it was impossible for TSC to conduct interviews and manage the transition of the heads of institutions in the middle of the pandemic considering the tight Covid-19 prevention protocols that had been put in place.

 

Macharia said that TSC is not bound by the provisions of the Public Service Commission Act and being an independent Commission, the terms and conditions of service for TSC employees are guided by the Constitution, the TSC Act, the Employment Act and the Code of Regulations for Teachers (CORT).

 

She no funding will be required for their post retirement remuneration since the teachers have not been replaced and that they will be paid pension up-to the date of compulsory retirement and service gratuity for the contract period.

 

 

However Macharia a fresh recruitment will be done to replace the school heads whose contract will end in July.

 

TSC recruited primary school headteachers, secondary school principals and principals of teacher training colleges on contract after their retirement in the year 2020.

 

In September last year TSC advertised mass recruitment of school administrators for primary and secondary schools and teacher training colleges as well as field officers.

 

They included Principal, Deputy Principal II and III, Curriculum Support Officer I and II, Senior Lecture I and II, Senior Master II, III and IV, Secondary Teacher I and II, Headteacher, Deputy Headteacher I and II, Senior Teacher I and II, Primary Teacher I.

 

 

 

Applicants were required to upload the following documents during applications;

 

a) Letter of appointment to the current grade

 

b) Letter of appointment to the current responsibility

 

c) Certificate of good conduct from Directorate of Criminal Investigations

 

d) Clearance certificate by Higher Education Loans Board (HELB)

 

e) Clearance application from Ethics and Anti Corruption Commission

 

f) Clearance certificate from a Credit Reference Bureau (CRB)

 

g) Tax compliance certificate from Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA)

 

 

 

 

 

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COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KILIFI COUNTY

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County secondary schools in Kenya form the third tier after national and extra-county schools respectively.

Most of Kenyan learners are absorbed by these schools.

Admission to county schools is made online by the Ministry of Education.

They are either mixed or single-sex.

Here is a list of County Schools in Kilifi County:

  NAME KNEC CODE TYPE CATEGORY
1 KILIFI TOWNSHIP SECONDARY SCHOOL 04102101 Boys County
2 CHUMANI SECONDARY SCHOOL 04102102 Mixed County
3  ST. THOMAS GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL 04102114 Girls County
4 GEDE SECONDARY SCHOOL 04107102 Boys County
5 KAKUYUNI BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL 04107108 Boys County
6 MARIAKANI SECONDARY SCHOOL 04111103 Boys County
7 CHANAGANDE SECONDARY SCHOOL 04111105 Mixed County
8 NGALA MEMORIAL SECONDARY SCHOOL 04111107 Mixed County
9 MOI KADZONZO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 04111108 Girls County
10 KALOLENI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 04111123 Girls County
11    GANZE BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL 04116101 Boys County
12    GANZE GIRLS SECONDARY  SCHOOL 04116103 Girls County
13    VITENGENI BAPTIST SECONDARY SCHOOL 04116301 Mixed County
14    MWANGEA GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL 04116303 Girls County
15    GALANA SECONDARY SCHOOL 04119101 Mixed County
16   MAPIMO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 04119105 Girls County
17   MARAFA SECONDARY SCHOOL 04119201 Mixed County
18 LUTSANGANI  BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL 04129201 Boys County

 

 

 

 

 

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KICD LATEST NEWS: APPROVED GRADE 4 CBCCOURSE MATERIALS AND TEXTBOOKS

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KICD LATEST NEWS: APPROVED GRADE 4 CBC COURSE MATERIALS AND TEXTBOOKS

THIS ARTICLE SEEKS TO GIVE A FULL LIST OF CBC GRADE 4 TEXT BOOKS AND OTHER CURRICULUM SUPPORT MATERIALS APPROVED BY THE kENYA INSTITUTE OF CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT, KICD FOR USE IN 2020.

EXTERNAL LINKS WITH RELATED CONTENT

https://kicd.ac.ke/cbc-materials/approved-grade-4-cbc-course-materials/

https://kicd.ac.ke/cbc-materials/

 

The Ministry of Education in partnership with the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) and Kenya Publishers Association has approved a list of Grade 4 CBC textbooks and materials that will be used to implement the new CBC curriculum as from January 2020 at the start of term 1.

Education stakeholders are therefore cautioned against the use of curriculum support materials that are not approved by the KICD.

The use of such materials will be a contravention of Section 27 of the KICD Act, 2013.

The Kenyan government has already purchased the course books which will be availed to all public primary schools countrywide.

SECURITY FEATURES

Government course books will bear the following security features:

.The Court of Arms

. “Not for Sale” caveats on all printed pages

The list of KICD approved curriculum support materials is also available on the KICD website: https://www.kicd.ac.ke.

Here is a glimpse of the basic textbooks:

LEARNING AREA PUBLISHER TITLE
1. ENGLISH  

 

 

SPOTLIGHT PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

JKF PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

OXFORD PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

LONGHORN PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

  

1. Spotlight English Learner’s Book

2. Spotlight English Teacher’s Guide

 

 

1. Foundation English Learner’s Book

2. Foundation English Teacher’s Guide

 

 

1. New Progressive English Learner’s Book

2. New Progressive English Teacher’s Guide

 

 

1. Longhorn English Learner’s Book

2. Longhorn English Teacher’s Guide
2. KISWAHILI OXFORD PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

ACCESS PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

LONGHORN PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

MENTOR PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

EAEP PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

LONGHORN PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

SPOTLIGHT PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

 

 1. Kiswahili Dadisi Kitabu cha Mwanafunzi

2. Kiswahili Dadisi Mwongozo wa Mwalimu

 

 

1. Kiswahili Sahili Kitabu cha Mwanafunzi

2. Kiswahili Sahili Mwongozo wa Mwalimu

 

 

1. Longhorn Mwanga wa Kiswahili Kitabu cha Mwanafunzi

2. Longhorn Mwanga wa Kiswahili Mwongozo wa Mwalimu

1. Kielezi cha Kiswahili Kitabu cha Mwanafunzi

2. Kielezi cha Kiswahili Kitabu cha Mwalimu

 

 

1. Kiswahili Angaza Kitabu cha Mwanafunzi

2. Kiswahili Angaza Kitabu cha Mwalimu

 

 

1. Umilisi wa Kiswahili Kitabu cha Mwanafunzi

2. Umilisi wa Kiswahili Kitabu cha Mwalimu

 

 

 

1. Kurunzi ya Kiswahili Kitabu cha Mwanafunzi

2. Kurunzi ya Kiswahili Kitabu cha Mwalimu
3. HOME SCIENCE OXFORD PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

AFRICAN READERS PUBLISHERS

 1. Everyday Home Science Learner’s Book

2. Everyday Home Science Teacher’s Guide

 

 

1. Beginning Home Science Learner’s Book

2. Beginning Home Science Teacher’s Book

 
4. AGRICULTURE MORAN PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

SPOTLIGHT PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

OXFORD PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

MOUNTAINTOP PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

QUEENEX PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

PHOENIX PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

STORY MOJA PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

 1. Beginning Agriculture Learner’s Book

2. Beginning Agriculture Teacher’s Book

 

 

 

1. Spotlight Agriculture Learner’s Book

2. Spotlight Agriculture Teacher’s Book

 

 

 

1. Modern Agriculture Learner’s Book

2. Modern Agriculture Teacher’s Book

 

 

 

1. MTP Agriculture Learner’s Book

2. MTP Agriculture Teacher’s Book

 

 

 

 

1.Queenex Agriculture Learner’s Book

2. Queenex Agriculture Teacher’s Book

 

 

 

1. Summit Agriculture Learner’s Book

2. Summit Agriculture Teacher’s Book

 

 

 

1. Know Agriculture Learner’s Book

2. Know Agriculture Teacher’s Book
5. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STORY MOJA PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

MENTOR PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

KLB PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

 

ATFAAL PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

 

SPOTLIGHT PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

 

PEARSON PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

MORAN PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

 

BOOKLYST PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 1. Know More Science and Technology Learner’s Book

2. Know More Science and Technology Teacher’s Guide

 

 

 

 

1. Mentor Science and Technology Learner’s Book

2. Science and Technology Teacher’s Guide

 

 

 

 

1. KLB Visionary Science and Technology Learner’s Book

2. KLB Visionary Science and Technology Teacher’s Guide

 

 

 

1. Atfaal Science and Technology Learner’s Book

2. Atfaal Science and Technology Teacher’s Guide

 

 

 

 

1. Spotlight Science and Technology Learner’s Book

2. Spotlight Science and Technology Teacher’s Guide

 

 

 

 

 

1. Explore Science and Technology Learner’s Book

2. Explore Science and Technology Teacher’s Guide

 

 

 

1. Moran Science and Technology Learner’s Book

2. Moran Science and Technology Teacher’s Guide

 

 

 

 

 

 

1. Masters Science and Technology Learner’s Book

2. Masters Science and Technology Teacher’s Guide
6. MATHEMATICS OXFORD PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

KLB PUBLISHERS

 1. Let’s Do Mathematics Learner’s Book

2. Let’s Do Mathematics Teacher’s Guide

 

 

 

 

1. KLB Visionary Mathematics Learner’s Book

2. KLB Visionary Mathematics Teacher’s Guide

 
7. CRE OXFORD PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

 

 

ONE PLANET PUBLISHERS

 

 1. Growing in Christ (Christian Religious Education) Learner’s Book

2. Growing in Christ (Christian Religious Education) Teacher’s Guide

 

 

 

 

1. Knowing God Christian Religious Education(CRE) Learner’s Book

2. Knowing God Christian Religious Education(CRE) Teacher’s Guide
8. IRE KLB PUBLISHERS

 

 

 

 

MENTOR PUBLISHERS

 

 

 1. KLB Visionary IRE Learner’s Book

2. KLB Visionary IRE Teacher’s Guide

 

 

 

1.Mentor IRE Learner’s Book

2. Mentor IRE Teacher’s Guide

 

TSC

TSC Payrise 2022-2023 to Benefit Six Job Grades/ Groups Only See Why

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TSC Payrise 2022-2023 to Benefit Six Job Grades/ Groups Only See Why

TSC List Of Transferred Teachers and School Administrators Per County and Region 2022/2023

TSC News Latest Today; The teachers’ sole employer has revealed the salary bands affected by the recently announced 2022 TSC Salary increment for teachers.

According to the data produced by TSC, not all teachers employed by the commission will get a salary hike save for six job grades that are yet to hit the ceiling-maximum salaries.

According to the Commission, teachers in grades C4, C5, D1, D2, D3, and D4 will at the end of this month enjoy better salary perks backdated to July 2020.

Unfortunately, grades B5, C1, C2, C3, and D5 will miss out again on this coming pay rise despite being taken for a ride by being awarded the lowest pay rise salary perks. Get a detailed summary of all TSC grades for both primary and secondary teachers below;

Newly Established TSC Grades (Job Groups) for Teachers in Primary and Secondary Schools

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has developed new job grades for teachers under the Career Progression Guidelines (CPG). These grades replace the former job groups that were identified by alphabetical letters A to R.

Each of these grades is attached to a TSC salary scale.

THE NEW TEACHERS’ GRADES 

S/NO CURRENT GRADE FORMER GRADE DESIGNATION
1 C2 K Secondary Teacher II
2 C3 L Secondary Teacher I
3 C4 NEW GRADE Deputy Headteacher
4 C5 M Senior Master II
5 D1 M & N Deputy Principal IV & Senior Master II
6 D2 N. Deputy Principal III
7 D3 M & N Principals
8 D4 P Senior Principals
9 D5 Q & R Chief Principals

The new teachers’ job grades

Here is a summary of the newly established TSC teachers’ job grades;

S/N Job group/ grade Teachers placed in the grade Qualifications/ Entry to the grade
1 Grade B5 (T- Scale 5) Established for Primary Teacher II This is the entry grade for primary school teachers
2 Grade C1 (T- Scale 6) For Secondary Teacher III, Lecturer III, and Primary Teacher I This is an entry grade for secondary school teachers who are holders of a Diploma in Education.
3 Grade C2 (T- Scale 7) For Secondary Teacher II, SNE Teacher II (Primary Schools), Lecturer II, and Senior Teacher II This is an entry grade for secondary school teachers who are holders of a Bachelor’s Degree in Education or its equivalent. It is also a promotional grade for holders of a Diploma in Education.
4 Grade C3 (T- Scale 8) A grade was established for Secondary Teacher I, Lecturer I, SNE Teacher I (Primary Schools), SNE Teacher II (Secondary Schools), and Senior Teacher I This is a promotional grade for teachers in secondary school.
5 Grade C4 (T- Scale 9) Established for Senior Master IV, Senior Lecturer IV, SNE Senior Teacher (Primary Schools), SNE Teacher I (Secondary Schools), and Deputy Head Teacher II This is a promotional grade for institutional administrators in secondary schools.
6 Grade C5 (T- Scale 10) For Deputy Principal IV, Senior Master III, Senior Lecturer III, Head Teacher, Deputy Head Teacher, and Curriculum Support Officer II. This is a promotional grade for institutional administrators in secondary schools.
7 Grade D1 (T- Scale 11) Made up of Senior Master II, Deputy principal III, Senior Head Teacher, Senior Lecturer II, and Curriculum Support Officer I This is a promotional and an entry grade for Deputy Principals in secondary schools. To get appointed to this promotional grade, one must have served as Senior Master III T-Scale 10 for a minimum period of three (3) years; among other requirements.
8 Grade D2 (T- Scale 12) Deputy Principal II and Senior Master I This is a promotional position for Deputy Principals in secondary schools. One must have served as Deputy Principal III or Senior Master II T-Scale 11 for a minimum period of three (3) years; to get promoted. This is additional to other requirements as outlined by the Commission.
9 Grade D3 (T- Scale 13) Principals and Deputy Principal I This is a promotional grade for Deputy Principals in secondary schools. Among others, the two basic requirements for appointment to this grade are: a teacher must have served as Deputy Principal II or Senior Master I T-Scale 12 for a minimum period of three (3) years and be a holder of a Master’s degree in a relevant area.
10 Grade D4 (T- Scale 14) A job group for Senior principals This is a promotional grade for administrators in secondary schools. Promotion to this grade will be competitive and subject to the availability of vacancies in the establishment. To get an appointment to this grade, a teacher must have served as Principal/Deputy Principal I T-Scale 13 for a minimum period of three (3) years and also be a holder of a Master’s Degree in a relevant area; on top of other conditions as set by the Commission.
11  Grade D5 (T- Scale 15) This is the job group for all Chief Principals. This is the highest grade that can be attained by a secondary school teacher. This is a promotional grade for administrators in secondary schools. Promotion to this grade will be competitive and subject to the availability of vacancies in the establishment. To qualify for appointment to this grade, a teacher must have served as Senior Principal T-Scale 14 for a minimum period of three (3) years and be a holder of a Master’s Degree in a relevant area.

Get a simplified explanation of these grades below;

Primary School Teachers’ Job Grades

S/NO. Category Designation Title Grade T-Scale
1 Primary Teacher Primary Teacher II B5 5
2 Primary Teacher Primary Teacher I C1 6
3 Senior Teacher Senior Teacher II C2 7
4 Senior Teacher Senior Teacher I C3 8
5 Deputy Head Teacher Deputy Head Teacher II C4 9
6 Deputy Head Teacher Deputy Head Teacher I C5 10
7 Head Teacher Head Teacher C5 10
8 Head Teacher Senior Head Teacher D1 11

 

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 TSC AWARDS INTERN TEACHERS A WHOOPING 10 MARKS IN THE LATEST TSC SCORE SHEET; GOOD NEWS TO TEACHERS ON TSC INTERNSHIP AS COMMISSION GIVES THEM AN UPPER HAND IN THE LATEST TSC RECRUITMENT MARKING SCHEME/ SCORE SHEET

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 TSC AWARDS INTERN TEACHERS A WHOOPING 10 MARKS IN THE LATEST TSC SCORE SHEET; GOOD NEWS TO TEACHERS ON TSC INTERNSHIP AS COMMISSION GIVES THEM AN UPPER HAND IN THE LATEST TSC RECRUITMENT MARKING SCHEME/ SCORE SHEET

Teachers serving under the internship program will have something to smile at in the ongoing TSC recruitment exercise after the body mandated to employ teachers gave them ten(10) marks. This will undoubtedly give them an upper hand in recruitment.

According to the latest TSC Recruitment Score sheet, these teachers will be given an advantage of ten(10) marks upon producing evidence of TSC internship service.

Read Also:  Total number of TSC teaching slots per subject combination September/ October 2020

This will definitely haunt those teachers who deliberately refused to turn up for the recruitment internship that took place last year.

It is increasingly clear that the teachers’ employer has taken the move to award them ten clean marks in a bid to ensure that teachers who are employed by the commission and those yet to be employed take any guidelines given to them seriously.

Read also: TSC Releases Detailed Schedule For Recruitment Of Teachers September 2020

The untold truth is that teachers serving in the internship program sacrifice a lot owing to the fact that they are paid very low salaries yet they are fully qualified teachers.

This is not the first time TSC is awarding ten marks to its prospective employees. In 2016, during the strike that grounded the education sector to a halt, TSC hired 70,000-relief teachers for a period of three months.

These relief teachers were later awarded 10 marks during subsequent recruitments for their selfless service in plugging shortage, that had been occasioned by teachers on strike.

Termination of the internship program; How to Terminate a TSC internship Contract

Teachers who are currently in an internship program can terminate their contracts by doing the following;

  1. Submit a written letter of resignation/ termination of the contract to the Commission through the Supervisor by giving thirty (30) days Written Notice.
  2. Giving a two (2) weeks’ Written Notice before taking up employment offered to him/her before the expiry of the agreed internship period.

 

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN KENYA

How To Check and Download KMTC Admission Letter For March 2022 Intake, Shortlisted candidates

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How To Check and Download KMTC Admission Letter For March 2022 Intake, Shortlisted candidates

How To Check and Download KMTC Admission Letter For March 2022 Intake, Shortlisted candidates

How To Check, Download KMTC Admission Letter For March 2022 Intake, Shortlisted Candidates

The Kenya Medical Training Centre, KMTC, admission letter is a crucial document that contains all information about the school, departments, the course you are willing to pursue, the fee structure, and the duration the course will take.

 

Once a a qualified students gets the admission letter, it indicates that one has been authorized by KMTC to study the program choice.

KMTC is a leading medical training institution in Kenya that offers a broad range of healthcare courses to qualified students who want to study medical courses and achieve their desires in future.

The institution has sixty-eight campuses, which are spread across various parts of the country. This means students have unlimited freedom to choose the campus of their choice depending on the medical program that they wish to pursue.

One of the most notable achievement of KMTC is establishment of an online platform known as the “student portal,” which allows the students to connect with the school administration. The KMTC Student portal, gives one an opportunity to apply for different courses, easily download the KMTC admission letter, confirm the fee payment, and also apply for scholarships.

How to create KMTC Student Portal

Creating KMTC Student portal is a simple and straight forward process. It is important to note that KMTC portal is fully open for both regular and parallel students.

For one to create an account on the online student portal, they only require to have a valid email address and follow the below procedure to register.

Log in to KMTC portal
For those with an account, sign in using your email address and password
For those without an account, press on (have no account? Register)
You will be directed to create your account Feed-in a suitable email and password Press on “Create Account.”
You will receive a new email message at your email address, with a link which you will use to confirm the email account Open your account and then press the email link You will be redirected to the KMTC portal Feed in the confidential information
Press on the register button
Confirm your data
Confirm your information accuracy
Finally, click save changes.
How to download KMTC admission letters from the portal

If you want to download admission letters, follow this simple procedure:

Visit the KMTC portal Sign in using the username and password.
Once you are logged in, go to the admission letter section, where you will be able to download and print out your KMTC admission letter.

 

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How 2022-2023 TSC Budgetary Allocation will Benefit Teachers: TSC Teachers Set to reap big from national budget 2022-2023

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TSC sALARIES 2022-2023; How 2022-2023 TSC Budgetary Allocation will Benefit Teachers: TSC Teachers Set to reap big from national budget 2022-2023

How 2022-2023 TSC Budgetary Allocation will Benefit Teachers: TSC Teachers Set to reap big from national budget 2022-2023

 

TSC News Today: Teachers to reap big from national budget 2022-2023

This year’s national Budget which will be the last one under President Uhuru Kenyatta was recently released. In what sound like sweet music to the teachers’ ears, TSC has confirmed the news of receiving a whooping Sh 298 billion to effect TSC teachers’ annual salary increments for all teachers.

 

Besides this, TSC got allocated money for recruitment and promotions for the 2022-2023 cycle from a budget of Sh3.3 trillion which was read early to allow time for members of Parliament to deliberate on the main component of the Budget which include proposed revenue sources and expenditure plans for the financial year commencing July 2022 to June 2023.

 

Below we have outlined a list of benefits various teachers and areas that will harvest from the budget.

 

1. Grades C4, C5, D1, D2, D3 and D4 to get salary increment with arrears

 

 

 

In the budget set to be read teachers will benefit immensely. One of the benefits is salary arrears for category of teachers which TSC said it will pay after the budget.

 

The Commission says it will pay teachers in grades C4, C5, D1, D2, D3 and D4 because they have not yet attained the maximum salary points provided for in the salary banding as outlined in the CBA 2017 – 2021.

 

TSC says it will extend the salary points for these grades starting 1st July 2020.

 

 

The Commission says it will pay the teachers their salary increment with arrears from the date they attained the maximum salary point to January 2022.

 

“The arrears will be processed by July 2022 when funds become available,” said the Commission.

 

Below is a summary of the extended salary points from Grade C4 to D4.

 

Salary point C4 Salary point C5 Salary point D1 Salary point D2 Salary point D3 Salary point D4

1 52,308 1 62,272 1 77,840 1 91,041 1 104,644 1 118,242

2 55,604 2 64,631 2 85,269 2 93,850 2 107,873 2 121,890

3 56,347 3 67,080 3 87,900 3 96,745 3 111,201 3 125,651

4 58,482 4 69,622 4 89,748 4 99,730 4 114,632 4 129,528

5 60,698 5 72,260 5 90,612 5 102,807 5 118,169 5 133,524

6 62,998 6 74,998 6 91,041 6 105,979 6 121,815 6 137,644

7 65,385 7 77,840 7 93,408 7 109,249 7 125,573 7 141,891

Talks to include money component in the CBA 2021 – 2025 between TSC and teachers unions Knut, Kuppet and Kusnet were suspended.

 

 

 

Kuppet push to have the talks resume by issuing strike threat also flopped.

 

Following the collapse of the talks, teachers may miss the usual salary increment which they enjoy yearly after budget as a result of signed CBA’s.

 

Teachers in grades B5, C1, C2, C3 and D5 may not see anything that touches on their salaries.

 

2. Money for recruitment of new teachers

 

 

The TSC boss Dr. Nancy Macharia while appearing in Parliament had requested some Sh5.3 billion to recruit 8,000 teachers for the 100 per cent transition.

 

Macharia also told the Education Committee that it will require Sh1.2 billion to recruit 6,000 interns.

 

TSC said it has been recruiting 5,000 teachers annually to match the increased enrolment in public schools.

 

Macharia thanked the government for setting aside sh. 2.5 billion for recruiting 5,000 teachers this year.

 

In budget estimates, Treasury Cabinet Secretary Ukur Yatani had allocated an additional Sh14.9 billion to TSC, whose budget has risen to Sh295.9 billion from Sh281.7 billion in the new financial year.

 

 

 

During the resource sharing at the Sector Working Group, the commission said it was allocated Sh295.9 billion for recurrent expenditure against a projected requirement of Sh310.5 billion.

 

TSC will receive an extra Sh15 billion for the 2022 – 2023 financial year. Initially there were rumours that the Commission will use the additional funds to award teachers a payrise.

 

However TSC refuted the claims. Instead it said it will use the sh15 billion to employ 13,000 secondary school teachers and 9,000 interns to cope with exits and the expected increase in enrolment when junior secondary is rolled out in January 2023.

 

The Commission said this through a report which was presented to the Committee on Education and Research of the National Assembly by the Parliamentary Budget Office.

 

The commission also said priorities identified in the 2022/23 budget and the medium term were informed by the 2019-2023 strategic plan and the medium-term plan III of Vision 2030.

 

During the period, TSC had proposed to recruit 25,000 teachers, out of which 13,000 on permanent and pensionable terms and another 12,000 interns annually for the next three years.

 

Despite the financing shortfall, the commission said that 15,000 additional teachers were recruited and deployed to support implementation of the 100 per cent transition to secondary school.

 

Commission further explained that some 5,000 teachers were employed in 2019/20, 2020/21 and 2021/22 financial years respectively.

 

Similarly, TSC developed a framework for hiring teachers on internship and 28,300 were recruited.

 

In the 2019/2020, some 10,300 teacher interns were recruited while 12,000 and 6,000 were recruited in the 2020/21 and 2021/22 financial years respectively.

 

3. Money for promotion and deployment of teachers

 

TSC boss Nancy Macharia told the committee that it will require sh2 billion for promotion of teachers on competitive selection.

 

The Commission has been promoting teachers to various cadres in line with the Career Progression Guidelines (CPG).

 

TSC has also being promoting primary school teachers with degree in secondary option to teach in secondary schools.

 

The Commission promotes 1,000 practising P1 teachers each year by deploying them to teach in secondary schools.

 

Advertisement for promotion of teachers usually happens in September each year.

 

Promotion of teachers to administrative grades for teachers in Arid and Semi Arid Land (ASAL) happen on affirmative action.

 

TSC only awaits for funds to confirm school administrators in acting capacity in ASAL areas.

 

4. Money for Biometric registration and TPAD and PC exercise

 

For implementation of Teachers Performance Appraisal and Development (TPAD) and performance contract (PC), the TSC boss said the agency is seeking Sh10 million.

 

TSC said it suspended the biometric registration exercise which was planned for roll out in March due to lack of funds.

 

“Teacher mentorship and coaching programme requires an estimated Sh50 million while the roll out of a national Biometric Enrolment and Validation of tutors will be done at a cost of Sh342.4 million,” said Macharia in parliament.

 

5. Money for other key areas in the sector

 

The Commission proposed to train Grade Six and Seven teachers in readiness for 2023 when the first CBC cohort will transit to Junior Secondary at a cost Sh2.52 billion.

 

TSC has organized training of 60,000 secondary school teachers in April 2022.

 

The Commission also made a proposal to automate and integrate its systems for paperless operations at a cost of Sh335 million, roll out of national biometric enrollment and validation of teachers valued at Sh342.4 million but were not financed.

 

TSC wants facilitation of Sh600 million for gratuity to 3,358 contract teachers in the Northern frontier and construction of additional county office accommodation estimated at a cost of Sh183.6 million.

 

The Commission has also been seeking funds to implement the new hardship areas following the conclusion of the hardship review exercise and submission of report.

 

 

 

 

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Education News Today 2021: How CBC will create a Crisis in schools

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Education News Today: How CBC will create a Crisis in schools

Education News Today: How CBC will create a Crisis in schools
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Latest Education News: School Heads caution Magoha on the Manner in Which the New Competency Based Curriculum is Being Implemented

The New Competency Based Curriculum which was rolled out in Kenya two years ago has ushered in an era where confusion reigns supreme in the country’s education sector.

For two years now, teachers have been undergoing continuous training in preparation for the full implementation of the Competence-Based Curriculum in Kenya.

Things have however taken a different turn now following shocking revelations from school heads published in the Daily Nation recently.

According to the report, headteachers have cautioned Education CS George Magoha over failure to release crucial details touching on the new talent based Competency-Based-Curriculum (CBC) ahead of its full roll out.

The school heads accused CS Magoha of failure to publicize  the CBC Implementation report details elaborating how CBC should be effectively implemented.

According to the heads, keeping the report away from education experts risks schools falling into a crisis.

Magoha’s ministry only released a summary of the report dubbed Enhancing Access Relevance Transition, Equity and Quality for Effective Curriculum Reforms Implementation which detailed the changes in the education sector.

However, in-depth details of the proposals made by the selected CBC task force remain scanty.

As much as the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) has developed curriculum content and learning materials essential for the CBC, Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) was criticised for not releasing an assessment framework.

KNEC was further castigated for conducting assessment tests in schools without the much-needed framework.

School heads warned that the confusion reportedly being created by the CBC implementation puts teachers at a crossroads as they aren’t aware of policies and guidelines to follow in executing the new curriculum.

They added that they were also not prepared for the new curriculum for they were racing against time to switch from the old 8-4-4 to the new 2-6-3-3-3 system.

Among the challenges they face is lack of infrastructure, training and congestion in schools with double-intake in the looming.

“There’s an increase of students across the board, even last year (2020), we were allocated more students than our capacity.

“We have not increased the capacity of secondary schools in tandem with the learners leaving Class 8,” Kenya Secondary Schools Heads Association (KESSHA) Chairman Kahi Indimuli lamented.

Ministry officials were reported to have camped in Machakos County to formulate a report on how the CBC will be funded and policies that will guide teachers.

However, they complained that they are also working in the dark as they don’t have access to the CBC task force report.

“We don’t know why the CS (Magoha) doesn’t want to release the report,” a senior official told Nation.

 

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ESSENTIAL LIFE SKILLS

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Did you know that much as formal education equips your child or students with knowledge, skills, values and attitudes; there exist other core life skills which your child is more likely to acquire from real-life experiences? This is what experts technically refer to as core life skills.

WHAT ARE LIFE SKILLS?
This term is used to define basic abilities which enable humans to effectively adjust to demands and challenges of life. They boost self-confidence, nurture critical thinking and promote independence.

BENEFITS OF LIFE SKILLS
Life skills:
1. Propel you to make the most out of life through creative thinking.
2. Make you aware of your rights and obligations as a citizen.
3. Keep you in the loop on social, economic and political issues.
4. Make you aware of and considerate to others’ welfare.
5. Equip you with the ability to voice your views.
6. Promote independent thoughts.
7. Boost your level of confidence since they give one a sense of direction.
8. Enable you to resolve conflicts that may arise peacefully.
9. Help you handle criticism at work, school or home environments thus shielding your ego.
10. Make you strong enough to put up with an indifferent boss.

EXAMPLES OF LIFE SKILLS
There are 10 essential life skills. These are:

Decision-making
This refers to the ability to think through a situation before arriving at sound judgement. This skill is crucial bearing in mind the numerous dilemmas that life presents. For instance, enables you not to indulge in alcohol no matter the pain you are going through at the expense of your job.

Problem- solving
This skill equips you with the ability to resolve conflicts amicably. It enables you to face the problem instead of avoiding it.

Creative thinking
It refers to devising new ways of doing something, for example, you can start your business idea instead of seeking employment.

Critical thinking
This is the ability to analyze scenarios and decisions before determining whether they are beneficial or detrimental. This skill shields you from making rash decisions.

Effective communication
It refers to the ability to pass across information either orally, in writing or using body language to your audience. Therefore, even children who are dumb or deaf need this essential skill.

Social skills
It is the ability to get along with others. It also encourages cooperation which enhances teamwork, emotional intelligence, etiquette-socially acceptable behaviour, leadership and social networking.

Self- awareness
This is the ability to know who you are in terms of your skills, abilities, temperament and shortcomings. Self- awareness makes you stay out of trouble since you know the extent of your anger.

Assertiveness
This is the ability to carry on in a way that expresses self -confidence, power or importance. Assertiveness commands respect from your peers and other people around you.

Empathy
It refers to the capacity to understand what others are going through and trying to help them out.

Resilience
The mental ability to forge forward after an illness, depression or misfortune is referred to as resilience.
Note that without these skills, you will find it extremely difficult to adjust and live in harmony with other members in the society no matter how intelligent you are.

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DR. LYDIA NZOMO BREAKS SILENCE ABOUT CBC

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In summary:
Last year’s winner of the Principal of the Year Award (POYA) in Eastern Region Ms Florence Igweta has received her award.

She is the principal of Chuka Girls High School located in Tharaka Nithi County.

The Teachers Service Commission’s third annual open day was held at Chuka University in Tharaka Nithi County.

The forum brought together all education stakeholders from four counties.

Dr Lydia Nzomo, the TSC chair said that the commission is willing to promote the integration of ICT in its system to enhance quality learning in Kenyan schools.

Its major focus is the installation of biometric attendance registers for both learners and teachers in schools.

She also urged education stakeholders especially teachers to embrace the new Competency-Based Curriculum.

TSC ON NEW CURRICULUM
Dr Lydia Nzomo, who is the Teachers Service Commission chair, has reiterated the need for teachers and all education stakeholders to embrace the new Competency-Based Curriculum.

She was speaking yesterday during the Teachers Service Commission’s third annual open day which was held at Chuka University in Tharaka Nithi County.

She further said that CBC plays an indispensable role in equipping learners with practical knowledge, skills and values aimed at solving real-life challenges.

The forum whose theme was “Integrating Technology and Innovation for Quality Teaching” involved key education stakeholders from four counties.
These are Tharaka Nithi, Kirinyaga, Embu and Meru.

CBC TEACHER TRAINING
On CBC teacher training, Dr Nzomo said that the commission had trained 181 master trainers who had in turn trained 1, 165 CBC curriculum support officers- teacher trainers in preparation for a successful implementation of the Competency-Based Curriculum.

1, 320 CBC champions have also been trained as teacher trainers by the master trainers.

So far, 159, 810 teachers have been equipped with adequate knowledge and skills to effectively implement CBC.

More teachers are scheduled to be trained during the December Holidays.

CBC GRADE FOUR TEXTBOOKS
The fear surrounding inadequate learning materials especially Grade four textbooks has been waning following the announcement of seven firms that have won the tender to publish the aforementioned texts.

The firms are expected to print 16 million books for 14 subjects. Among the 7 firms is the Kenya Literature Bureau which will print three textbooks, Longhorn Publishers- two textbooks and Oxford University Press-two textbooks.

POYA AWARD
The 2018 POYA in Eastern Region winner has received her prize. She was presented the coveted award by the TSC chairperson Dr Lydia Nzomo at Chuka University in Tharaka-Nithi County.

The 2019 Principal of the Year Award is Ms Jane Waceke. She is the head of Othaya Girls.

Ms Waceke was announced as the winner during the Kenya Secondary School Heads Conference in Mombasa this year.

Her win was closely attributed to her excellent administrative skills and the ability to integrate the use of innovation and technology to promote learning.

Ms Waceke has also given back to the society by training neighbouring schools from remote areas on how to effectively use ICT in learning.

She has also introduced an electronic learning popularly known as e-learning within the school.

She is 48 years old and hails from Karatina.