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11/09/2026

Education Review : Lions High School Students Allegedly Sent Home Over Remedial Fees, Raising Concern

By Malachi Motano

Concerns have been raised over the alleged sending home of students at Lions High School over unpaid remedial fees, with questions emerging about the impact of the practice on learners’ education. According to concerns raised by members of the public, some of the affected students reportedly have no outstanding school-fee balances, with their fees having already been settled through the City MP Dr. Joshua Oron Bursary.

The decision to send students away from school over remedial payments has sparked concern, with critics arguing that it disrupts learning and places unnecessary pressure on parents and guardians, particularly those from financially disadvantaged backgrounds.

The situation has reportedly been more worrying for some students who were allegedly left stranded around Mega City after being sent home in the morning. Concerns have been raised over their safety and welfare, especially for learners who may have limited resources or nowhere immediate to go.
Calls have now been made to the Lions High School administration to urgently review the matter and consider alternative ways of addressing remedial-fee concerns through proper communication with parents and guardians.

Those raising the concerns have urged the school to prioritise the welfare and education of learners, arguing that students should not lose valuable classroom time over financial matters that can be addressed administratively.

The matter has also prompted a direct appeal to Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba to intervene and ensure that the rights and welfare of affected learners are protected. “Let us put the interests and education of our children first. Education must come before unnecessary barriers,” concerned members of the public said.

11/09/2026

Education Review : Kirinyaga School Gate Drama as Teachers Find Themselves Locked Out by Prefects

By Malachi Motano

An unusual incident at Kiamuruga Primary and Junior Secondary School in Kirinyaga has sparked discussion after several teachers reportedly found themselves locked outside the school compound by prefects enforcing punctuality.

The drama is said to have unfolded shortly after 7:30 a.m., when teachers arriving at the institution allegedly discovered that the school gate had been placed under the control of prefects.

According to reports, some of the teachers pleaded with the headboy to open the gate and allow them into the compound. However, the prefect reportedly remained firm, insisting that the school's punctuality rules applied to everyone.

The situation reportedly took an even more uncomfortable turn when one of the teachers developed an urgent stomach problem and needed immediate access to the school's toilet facilities. With the gate allegedly still locked, the teacher was reportedly forced to seek an alternative solution outside the school compound as the emergency could not wait.

The incident has since raised questions about the decision to entrust school gates to student prefects and whether the enforcement of punctuality rules was taken too far.

While discipline and punctuality remain important in schools, the incident has also highlighted the need for clear guidelines on how prefects should handle situations involving teachers and other members of staff. The Kirinyaga school drama has left many wondering: Should prefects be given such authority, or should school gates remain under the direct control of teachers or designated staff?

11/09/2026

Education Review : Irungu Nduati Exits Highway Senior School After Six Years of Transformative Leadership

By Malachi Motano

Chief Principal Irungu Nduati has officially brought to an end his six-year tenure at The Highway Senior School, leaving behind a legacy marked by remarkable growth in academics, sports, talent development and the school's growing national and international profile.

Nduati's departure closes a chapter that saw Highway Senior School rise to greater prominence in Kenya's education and co-curricular landscape. During his tenure, the school recorded significant growth in student enrolment while its academic mean score rose to unprecedented levels.

At the same time, Highway strengthened its reputation as one of the country's leading institutions in sports and co-curricular activities. The school's football programme enjoyed notable success.

In 2022, Highway secured a silver medal at the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) national championships before repeating the feat at the Federation of East Africa Secondary Schools Sports Association (FEASSA) Games. The achievement earned the school an opportunity to compete at the World School Games in Morocco.

The breakthrough came in 2024 when Highway were crowned KSSSA national football champions. The school's Humphrey Aroko was also named the best player in Kenya. That same year, Highway won the Europe Cup, earning a ticket to Romania, while the school's tennis team emerged as the best in East Africa.

Over the past five years, Highway has made three appearances at the FEASSA Games in football and five appearances in tennis and table tennis, underlining the breadth and consistency of its sporting programme.

The school's success extended beyond sports. In 2025, Highway emerged as the best school nationally in drama and sent four teams to FEASSA, where it secured silver in handball. The institution also won the French play competition for the third consecutive year.

In 2026, Highway continued its impressive run, with all its major activities progressing to the national level. The school produced the best tennis player in Kenya and East Africa and currently has a player representing Kenya's U15 national football team.

Another of its talented athletes is also set to compete at the Youth Olympics. As he reflected on his six-year journey, Nduati attributed the achievements to God and the collective efforts of teachers, coaches, students, partners and friends who contributed to the school's transformation.

"I leave Highway with my head held high seeing what God has helped me achieve. For my students, you are the reason we do this. Please don't let me down. Go on and live your best lives," Nduati said. He also acknowledged several individuals who supported his journey, including Beldine Odemba, Gerard Wambua, Abuga, Kate Cromuel Sakari, Gilly Abenga, Lilian Ilaini, Dongsey Avedi, Daphne Yeku, Jackline Juma, Timothy Sande and Stephen Ocholla Ochieng, among many others.

Interestingly, Highway Senior School was not Nduati's intended destination when he began his journey six years ago. However, looking back at the achievements recorded during his tenure, his story suggests that the unexpected posting may have been part of a bigger plan. From academic advancement to sporting triumphs and international exposure, Nduati leaves Highway at a time when the institution has firmly established itself as a force to reckon with. He came, he served and he transformed.

Now, as he begins his next chapter, Chief Principal Irungu Nduati leaves Highway Senior School with his head held high and a legacy that will remain part of the institution's history. Congratulations, Chief Principal Irungu Nduati, on an outstanding tenure at Highway Senior School.

11/09/2026

Education Review : Asumbi Girls Celebrates English Department, Honouring Teachers Who Inspire Eloquence and Learning

By Malachi Motano

Asumbi Girls Senior School has celebrated its English Department, recognising the team of teachers whose dedication continues to nurture communication skills, literary appreciation and confidence among students.

The school highlighted Chief Principal Madam Linet Pino Sati, who is the senior-most member of the English Department, alongside Head of Department (HOD) Patrick Ochidi and Head of Section (HOS) Nancy Ondeng'e. The celebration showcased the department’s important role in developing students’ ability to communicate effectively while exposing them to the timeless value of literature.

The department’s message for the day captured its mission: “Cultivating eloquence, empowering voices, and illuminating minds through the timeless artistry of literature.” The school’s recognition of the English team underscores the contribution teachers make beyond classroom instruction, helping learners develop confidence, critical thinking and the ability to express their ideas with clarity.

Asumbi Girls Senior School continues to celebrate its various departments and the dedicated professionals behind the school’s academic and co-curricular success.

Meanwhile Chief Principal of the school is set to retire this month of September..

11/09/2026

Education Review : UGENYA HIGH SENIOR SCHOOL CAMPAIGNS DEBATE: ASPIRING LEADERS UNVEIL THEIR VISION FOR THE SCHOOL

By Malachi Motano

Aspiring student leaders at Ugenya High Senior School have taken their campaigns to a new level after participating in a lively debate where they presented their manifestos and outlined their vision for the school. The candidates used the platform to explain their priorities and convince fellow students why they deserve their support in the upcoming student leadership elections. Education, discipline, student welfare, talent development and stronger student participation in school affairs emerged as key issues during the campaigns.

The aspiring leaders also highlighted the need for unity, teamwork and responsible leadership among the student body. The debate provided an opportunity for candidates to articulate their agendas while responding to issues affecting learners. It also gave students a chance to assess the leadership qualities, ideas and ability of each candidate to represent their interests. The campaigns have generated enthusiasm within the school as students prepare to exercise their democratic right to choose their next leaders. The Ugenya High Senior School elections are expected to provide learners with practical experience in democratic participation, accountability and responsible leadership—skills that extend beyond the classroom.

The debate further demonstrated the growing importance of student voice in shaping school life, with the aspiring leaders now expected to take their campaigns to the final stretch ahead of the elections.

11/09/2026

📝𝐋𝐢𝐬𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐂𝟏 𝐒𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐥𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐌𝐢𝐠𝐨𝐫𝐢 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐲 ✅

1. St. Albert's Girls High School, Ulanda - 💁Girls

2. Tarang'anya Boys High School - 🙋‍♂️Boys

3. Moi Nyabohanse Girls High School - 💁Girls

4. Kadika Girls' Secondary School - 💁Girls

5. Kanga High - 🙋‍♂️Boys
6. Kuja Special School For The Deaf- 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦Mixed
7. St Joseph's Rapogi Secondary School - 🙋‍♂️Boys

👩Would you recommend studying in any of these schools? 🔅How is their discipline? Engagement with parents? Fees and levies? ...👨

11/09/2026

Education Review : Sang’oro Vocational Training Centre Opens September Intake as Kisumu Sets Aside KSh15,000 Fee Support per Student

By Malachi Motano

Sang’oro Vocational Training Centre has opened applications for its September intake, inviting students and other interested learners to enroll for courses offered at the institution. According to the announcement, application forms are available at the Ward Administrator’s Office in Kodingo and the MCA’s Office in Kong’ou, where prospective students can collect and submit the necessary forms. The County Government of Kisumu has set aside KSh15,000 in school fee support for every student who registers for any course at Sang’oro Vocational Training Centre.

The initiative is expected to make vocational and technical training more accessible to young people and other residents seeking practical skills for employment, entrepreneurship and self-reliance. The centre has urged all interested students to take advantage of the September intake and enroll for courses of their choice.
The official launch of Sang’oro Vocational Training Centre will be announced at a later date

11/09/2026

🤝 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐠𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐩𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐈𝐧𝐧𝐨𝐯𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧

Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute KMFRI Director General Dr Paul O***a led a delegation from KMFRI on 10th September 20265 to the Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO) for deliberations on potential areas of collaboration between the two institutions.

The discussions explored opportunities in fish feeds, access to fingerlings, value addition of fish, by-products for livestock feeds, integrated organic farming, capacity building, resource mobilisation, and commercialisation of research innovations.
The engagement also provided an opportunity for KMFRI to invite Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO) to partner in III – the 3rd Aquatic Resource and Blue Economy Conference, scheduled for 23rd–27th November 2026, Nairobi.

The discussions reaffirmed the importance of cross-sectoral research partnerships in translating science and innovation into practical solutions that contribute to sustainable livelihoods and national development, even as we harness the potential of the blue economy space.

11/09/2026

Breaking news!!
Wilson Sosion new salary as TSC KENYA commissioner after today's swearing in!!

Basic salary: KSh 384,409 per month

House allowance: KSh 150,000 per month

Transport allowance: KSh 30,000 per month (in lieu of an official car)

Gross monthly salary: KSh 640,681 per month.

In addition,he will be entitled to benefits such as:

Comprehensive medical cover for himself and eligible dependants.

Official airtime.30,000 shs every month BB

Security as advised by the National Police Service.

2 cooks,one in the village another in Nairobi

A designated official PA

Other benefits as approved by SRC.

11/09/2026

Education Review : Ng’iya Girls Senior School Tops National Wavumbuzi Entrepreneurship Challenge

By Malachi Motano

Ng’iya Girls Senior School has emerged position one nationally in the Most Engaged Learners category of the 2026 Wavumbuzi Entrepreneurship Challenge, marking a major achievement for the school and its learners. The Wavumbuzi Entrepreneurship Challenge is an initiative that provides secondary school learners with an opportunity to develop entrepreneurial mindsets, creativity, problem-solving abilities, teamwork and innovation skills.

Through the challenge, learners are encouraged to identify opportunities, develop innovative ideas and apply entrepreneurial thinking to real-world challenges. Ng’iya Girls’ learners demonstrated exceptional enthusiasm, commitment and active participation throughout the challenge, earning the school the top national position in the Most Engaged Learners category.

The achievement was celebrated during an awarding ceremony held at the Centre for Mathematics, Science and Technology Education in Africa (CEMASTEA), where outstanding learners and teachers were recognised for their contribution to the programme.

The students who represented Ng’iya Girls included Jedah, Vianney, Mbithe and Katie, all from Grade 10, alongside Freweini and Shirleybelly from Form Three. The school also commended its dedicated teachers—Mr. Vincent Owino, Mr. Evans Odhiambo and Ms. Anina Ndzovu—for their guidance, mentorship and unwavering support throughout the challenge.

Ms. Ndzovu received additional recognition after being ranked among the Top 30 teachers nationally in the Best Teachers category, further highlighting the important role of mentorship in nurturing innovation and entrepreneurship among learners.

The school said the double recognition demonstrates what can be achieved when talent, curiosity, mentorship, teamwork and determination are brought together. The success has positioned Ng’iya Girls as an inspiring example of how schools can empower learners to think creatively, identify opportunities and develop solutions to real-world challenges.

The school urged its learners to continue embracing innovation and entrepreneurship, with a message to “Keep discovering. Keep innovating. Keep inspiring!”

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