The Ministry of Education, led by PS Belio Kipsang, has announced a delay in the second term halfterm for students across the country. The decision comes as a result of the late opening of schools caused by heavy rains, which disrupted the academic calendar.
PS Belio Kipsang stated that learners will now take a break from June 26th to June 28th, providing them with an opportunity to recharge before resuming classes. This delay aims to compensate for lost time and ensure that students receive the full benefit of the academic term despite the weather-related challenges.
The Ministry’s decision reflects its commitment to prioritizing the well-being and academic progress of learners amidst unforeseen circumstances. Parents, teachers, and students are encouraged to take note of the revised halfterm dates and make necessary arrangements accordingly.
As the education sector navigates through various challenges, the Ministry remains steadfast in its efforts to uphold the quality of education and provide support to all stakeholders.
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