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The future of Kenya will be determined by the quality of human capital we build today. That is why we are investing heavily in education. Over the past four years, we have hired 100,000 teachers, built 23,000 classrooms, and are constructing student hostels and dormitories to support our learning institutions. Additionally, we have a new higher education financing model that is ensuring that no student is left behind because of their background. Consequently, we are equipping our young peopl…

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More young children with high and complex developmental needs will receive earlier, tailored support to help them learn, grow, and thrive, Education Minister Erica Stanford announced today. The announcement was made during a visit to The Pudney Hub in Hawke’s Bay, one of the newly appointed providers for the expanded Early Intervention Specialist Service (EISS). From September, alternate providers will deliver up to 1,000 EISS placements nationwide at any one time, giving more families access …

Education changes the future. I always say: ensuring that education reaches everyone is the role of the State. It was to expand opportunities that we created Prouni, quotas and expanded Federal Institutes and universities. So that young people from the periphery, public school students and black and indigenous people can also occupy these spaces and transform their lives. The children of the poorest must have the same opportunities as the children of the richest. Everyone has to have the same …

Education Minister Erica Stanford today released the fully updated Science and Social Sciences learning areas for Years 0 to 10, setting out a clearer, more engaging pathway for what children will learn from their first years at school through to Year 10. "Science sparks curiosity about how the world works, while Social Sciences helps young people understand people, places, events and ideas that have shaped Aotearoa New Zealand and the wider world. "Together, these subjects give students the k…