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The Kenya Private Schools Association is expressing concerns over the overlapping of content in the competence based curriculum. The association now wants the government to hasten the rationalization of the curriculum. Here is Wycliffe Oketch with more details of stories from the Nyanza region.
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Kenya Private Schools Ass.concerned over overlapping CBC content
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