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Pathways in senior school could be game-changer in education system

Grade 9 learners

Grade 9 learners attend an English Literature lesson at Fairfield Primary School in Mombasa on February 4, 2025.

Photo credit: Kevin Odit | Nation Media Group

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Revolution • The new education pathways in senior school will, if well-funded, revolutionise the system, says university don XN Iraki. “Students with their interests and aspirations are spoilt for choices. The jackpot is indigenous languages, which will be taught for the first time in high school. I hope the content is enriched and universities are ready for the Competency-Based Education.” His contact is [email protected].

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