Tricks students use to sneak drugs into schools

The former principal said the school management learnt of the existence of the car after he was contacted about an accident the car was involved in. “Someone told me that a car belonging to my school was involved in an accident. I said that all our cars were okay. But on further investigations it emerged that outside the school, it was public knowledge that it was a school car,” he said. A recent Ministry of Education report on school fires attributed the unrest in schools to drugs use by students. Speaking during the meeting, President Uhuru Kenyatta thanked principals of Catholic- sponsored, saying their institutions had the least cases of fires. The principals were also shocked to learn that during his leadership days in another school, his administration kept a fake teacher who was on terror watch. Warui said the mathematics teacher had forged academic papers and managed to get posted to the school. “It was until a new Form One lot was admitted that one of the students broke the news to me that this was a wanted man back in the village,” he said. He said that on investigations, it emerged that the teacher was on terror list and was using the school as a hideout.