Locked out
KNUT delegates were yesterday locked out of the conference for having not registered.“It was designed for KNUT not to attend and our position does not change,” said Sossion.
At the event, Uhuru pleaded with teachers to support the new curriculum. “The process will have a lot of challenges and it will be hard for teachers. But children will give you the inspiration not to waste the effort,” said Uhuru.
He said it is disheartening to spend many years training a child only to see them without hope, abusing drugs and engaging in criminal activities.
“Teachers should be the greatest warriors in assisting us to ensure children who have hope regain confidence. Let us not be dampened by the challenges,” said Uhuru.
Teachers Service Commission (Chief Executive Officer Nancy Macharia said more than 113,000 teachers from both public and private schools have been trained.
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