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The Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) now wants the Ministry of Education to inform the public by Thursday on whether schools will still be reopened on Monday next week. Following the floods that have affected learning and destroyed infrastructure in over 150 schools, KUPPET’S Leadership is further calling on the ministry of education to build temporary makeshift schools if the situation persists
Schools reopening amid floods
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