Ng's iya girls closed indefinitely – Daily Nation

Ng girls high school in Siaya County was closed indefinitely after the students went on a rampage and destroyed property.

School Board Chair Margaret Nandi said the girls had been sent home until further notice, while investigations into the cause of their protest had begun.

Ms. Nandi did not give much information about the school's director, Florence Okut, declined to comment on the incident

Richard Chepkwai, coordinator of the ################################################# 39, education of Nyanza, said Nation that his team was on the ground. to badess the level of damage to the school and the cause of the strike.

On Monday, the Kisumu Girls' High School was also closed indefinitely after the students went on a rampage and destroyed the property.

Kisumu County Education Director, Sabina Aroni, ordered the closure of the school on Monday, stating that the students had become unruly

"After what we Understandably, girls' complaints were about entertainment: students ransacked the school's dining room and a computer lab during the Sunday evening strike.

Kisumu County Kuppet Executive Secretary, Zablon Awange, said the Ministry of Education must carry out As Kuppet Kisumu, we also require the Education Act 2010, which gave students great freedom of examination because it was the genesis of many strikes, fires and lies committed by students. "

Quickly publish the results of the surveys and the working group, starting with a recent case of DNA tests on teachers of Me Nairobi Girls ", ad Mr. Awange (19659012): Measures should be taken against students who are on strike or lie against teachers about corporal punishment or badual relations. Teachers are besieged and the attention is on them rather than on the students. Unless it stops, it will be difficult to stop the strikes.