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Teachers trade chalk for swimsuits as they unwind in Mombasa beaches

Teachers trade chalk for swimsuits as they unwind in Mombasa beaches

One teacher was spotted filling a bottle with seawater to take home.

Head teachers flock to the Jomo Kenyatta Public Beach on Wednesday, November 12. They are in Mombasa for the 2026 Kenya Comprehensive School Heads Association (KECSHA) annual conference.

For Jessica Onzera, the head teacher of Masungutsa Primary School in Kakamega County, a visit to Jomo Kenyatta Public Beach in Mombasa was an entirely new experience.

As other teachers changed into swimming costumes and plunged into the Indian Ocean, she chose to remain in her beautiful dress, and watch from a distance.

Some registered schools have no learners on record.

Knut says future school should encourage collaboration among teachers.

The heads want primary and junior schools to operate under one administration.

Head teachers call for urgent government action to address persistent infrastructure gaps.

MP Githinji said they provide a safe way to end the illicit brew problem.

There is concern over the apparent involvement of security officers in rising cases of abductions.

More than 15,000 public school administrators have praised Ruto’s administration.

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