A lesson in progress at Riong’o Primary School in Tiaty, Baringo County, on September 15. The case is challenging the legality of the new competency based curriculum (CBC).
More than 10,000 private schools and two other parties now want to be enjoined in the case challenging the legality of the competency based curriculum (CBC).
When the CBC petition came up for directions before Justice Antony Mrima on Wednesday, the Kenya Private Schools Association, Katiba Institute and Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers sought to be enjoined as interested parties in the case filed by lawyer Esther Ang'awa.
