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Posted by peter gaitho07-27-2008 21:58, , Guest
Despite all the hoolabaloo about school strikes, one issue is clear, Kenyan students are reeling under academic pressure. Before you accuse me of being a cohort of these seemingly indisciplined teenagers, let me give you a short synopsis. Ashley, my 11 years old daughter is in class six. She left home for boarding school in April two weeks before the official opening day. She will remain there being grilled for KCSE until August, when, pray, she will have a one eek break. And she is in class six! when will my daughter be a child? This is what is ailing our school system. pressure to perform.
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