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500 vulnerable students get Sh3 million scholarship for Grade 10

More than 500 vulnerable students in Rangwe Constituency can now breathe a sigh of relief after a group of clan members moved to ensure they join Grade Ten.
By James Omoro 6h ago
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The students, drawn from different parts of the country, have already hit the ground running as they prepare to embark on their chosen academic pathways under the CBE curriculum.
By Gitau Wanyoike 10h ago
Derrik credited Ebenezer B.F. Christian School for not only educating him but also instilling in him values of perseverance, resilience, determination, and self-belief.
By Caleb Kingwara 1d ago
Genevy Anyango, was abandoned by her mother at a tender age and forced to rely on a guardian.
By Rodgers Otiso 1d ago
he government’s decision to extend the school reporting deadline to January 21 has offered temporary relief to parents and administrators grappling with rising education costs.
By Mike Kihaki 1d ago
Mount Kenya University (MKU) Pro-Chancellor Dr Vincent Gaitho has urged political leaders to refrain from politicising the education sector
By Mike Kihaki 1d ago
One week after senior secondary school admission officially kicked off, thousands of Grade 10 learners from vulnerable households remain stranded at home.
By Mike Kihaki 1d ago
It was a relief for Scholastica Waruona after listeners of a Meru language radio station paid her first-term school fees following the airing of her story.
By Phares Mutembei 1d ago
As placement of learners into senior secondary schools begins data from the 2025 KCSE results is exposing uncomfortable truths about the cost, equity, and outcomes of national schools.
By Mike Kihaki 1d ago
The controversy arose after it emerged that marks for Kenyan Sign Language were missing from the final result slips of some candidates, leading to confusion.
By Mike Kihaki 1d ago
John scored 64 points in his KJSEA examinations at Zau School, a strong performance that earned him admission to Alliance Boys High School.
By Juliet Omelo 1d ago
Kenya has recorded major gains in implementing the 100 per cent School Transition Policy, with 97 per cent of learners who completed Grade 6 in 2025 successfully.
By Mike Kihaki 2d ago
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