Machogu direction on teaching hours. The cabinet secretary for education Ezekiel Machogu has directed all heads of institutions to ensure that teaching happens for a maximum of 6 hours on non-weekend days. He requested all teachers from both primary and secondary schools to comply to this guidance from his ministry.
Machogu direction on teaching hours
According to the education CS, teaching should happen somewhere between 8am and 3:45pm week days. This will accommodate roughly a 6 hour service of instructing. This plan is aimed at ensuring schooling of students remains normal as opposed to constrained.
Similarly, he reminded the institutions that there are quite a number of countries whose education is not constrained yet a head in their education system. For instance, Finland that has a 3-hour showing system has a top notch arrangement of presumed education.
Likewise, Machogu focused on the requirement for schools to stick to the school hours therefore permitting students to deal with personal learning as well as participate in actual training exercise.
The CS spoke these words before the KESSHA executive Mr. Indimuli Kahi together with other authorities of the association. In attendance was the principal secretary for the state branch of essential learning Dr. Belio Kipsang.
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Dr. Belio condemned the act of KESSHA managing the expense of school funds within its individuals.
A number of matters arose during the meeting more especially from the KESSHA side, with Mr. Ndimuli condemning some of them. Among the issues that were brought up included;
- capitation assets
- School uniform
- Payment of educational plan materials
- Executives of co-curricular activities
- Evaluating of school funds
These formed just a small section of the issues the affiliation believed the service was to address. If the issues are successfully settled, Mr. Ndimuli assured that administrators could efficiently oversee auxiliary schools.