Kenya: What’s going on in our schools?

23 May 2018 | Education

This brief presents data on Kenyans’ opinions and experiences of education sector 8 out of 10 citizens (81%) think that they have a role to play in improving the quality of education in the country. And in some ways they are actively fulfilling their obligations: 8 out of 10 citizens visit their children’s school and discuss learning with teachers at least once a term. 

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