The move by government of Kenya to abolish boarding school at the primary level continues to spark mixed reactions in the country, with some Kenyans welcoming the move saying that it is prudent, as parents will be able to look after their children. However, a larger grouping opposed the move. These parents who said boarding schools are of great benefit to them and their children, reports Opera News.
This comes as Basic Education Principal Secretary Dr. Belio Kipsang, on December 6, announced plans to abolish the boarding system from Grade 1 to Grade 9.
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