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Kajiado County Education Highlights
Leadership Engagement
Governor Dr. David Nkedianye and Deputy Governor Hon. Paul Ntiati actively engage with school heads, teachers, and communities to enhance education standards.
Meetings with KEPSHA (Kajiado Primary School Heads Association) and other stakeholders discuss:
Strategic school planning
ECDE (Early Childhood Development Education) teacher recruitment and salaries
School title deeds and land issues
Bursaries for needy students
Co-curricular activities
School Infrastructure and Facilities
Over 300 ECDE classrooms constructed to improve access and reduce travel distances for children.
Renovations and fund-drives conducted in Namanga Primary School to repair old classrooms, install electricity, and provide learning materials.
Laboratory commissioned at Kimana Mixed Secondary School.
New dormitories, dining halls, and tents provided to support school feeding programs and learning environments.
Teacher and Staff Support
620+ ECDE teachers employed across the county.
Training and mentorship programs for teachers, including involvement in project implementation.
Teachers involved in bursary committees and school development projects.
Scholarships and Bursaries
Bursary cheques worth 48M KSh commissioned to support 6,172 pupils across the county.
Scholarships and support focus on needy and vulnerable learners to ensure 100% school transition.
Vocational Training Initiatives
Isinya Vocational Training Centre received 14 sewing machines from Umma University to enhance practical skills.
Focus on expanding youth vocational centers to equip students with employable skills aligned with Kenya Vision 2030.
Student Recognition and Mentorship
Prize-giving ceremonies at schools like Kurket Primary celebrating top performance in KCPE exams.
Mentorship programs such as Olkejuado Leaders League provide secondary students with exposure to county government departments.
Emphasis on discipline, academic excellence, and community involvement.
Community and Stakeholder Engagement
Encouragement for local communities to participate in school development and resource mobilization.
Collaboration with private partners and NGOs for school improvement and skill development.
Focus on unity, avoiding political interference, and safeguarding school land.
Key Messages from Leadership
Education is central to county development.
The county government is committed to equitable access, quality infrastructure, teacher welfare, and skill development.
Schools are encouraged to maintain discipline, embrace innovation, and prepare students for a competitive future.