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The Ministry of Education just rolled out a revised K.C.P.E. syllabus. The change aims to give learners more hands‑on projects instead of endless memorisation. Many schools are already testing pilot classes, so expect to see more labs and field trips in the coming term.
Another hot topic is the rise of digital learning platforms. After the pandemic, both public and private schools have invested in tablets and online classrooms. If you’re wondering which app works best for Grade 8 maths, we’ll break down the most popular options and their pros and cons.
Teacher training also got a boost this year. New workshops focus on inclusive teaching methods that help learners with different abilities succeed. Parents are seeing more classrooms where teachers use visual aids and group work to keep kids engaged.
Funding gaps still linger, especially in rural counties. Community groups are stepping up – fundraising, building libraries, and even setting up solar‑powered computers. Those stories show how locals can shape education when the government falls short.
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