Articles on KICD appearing in the media
Advanced training of pre-primary teachers is set to be rolled out in teacher training colleges this September. The training will be in line with the Competency Based Curriculum and is set to develop a new breed of teachers to handle the education system rolled out in 2018. Sources say the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development...
moreThe Ministry of Education will from next week enhance curriculum delivery through four different platforms Radio, TV, You-Tube and the Kenya Education Cloud. This they say is a measure to help facilitate the period that learners will be at home following the closure of learning institutions, in line with the Presidential directive on containment of...
moreJoel Mabonga has been appointed acting director at the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD). Dr Mabonga replaces Julius Jwan, who was on Friday sworn in as Technical and Vocational Education Principal Secretary. In a communication to staff, KICD council chairperson Sara Ruto said the appointment of Dr Mabonga is effective February 29. Read Full...
moreThe government has started preparations to roll out the 2-6-6-3 curriculum to Grade 5 after publishers were asked to submit learning materials for evaluation. The Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development will evaluate and approve materials to be used for teaching and learning in schools. The CBC moves to Grade 5 next year. The new system...
moreThe pinnacle of the release of the 2019 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) results was not the naming of the top candidate, who scored 440 marks, but in the declaration by the Education Cabinet secretary, Prof George Magoha, that all the candidates had passed! And the government intended to have all of them in...
moreEducation Cabinet Secretary Prof. George Magoha has urged parents to embrace the Competency Based Curriculum. Magoha says unlike 8-4-4, the system is engineered to help learners identify their strengths and nurture their trade at an early age. Read Full Article
moreThe chief task of an education curriculum is this: to prepare learners for life, so that they can innovate solutions to the problems they may encounter in their day-to-day life. Learning must, therefore, be practical. Let’s borrow and adapt a Zen story to figure out how we can achieve this with the ongoing educational reforms....
moreA Grade Three pupil of Bulanda Primary School caused a major upset to win the Busia Junior Women’s Cross Country Championships at Busia County Stadium at the weekend, thanks to the Competency Based Curriculum (CBC). Read Full Article
moreThe Competency-Based Curriculum has now been implemented fairly successfully at pre-primary school level and Grades One to Three. As the country gets set for its implementation at Grade Four next year, it is necessary to start discussing the implications of the CBC curriculum on adults. Read Full Article
moreThe roll out of Grade Four Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) in has taken off well without hitches, Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha said yesterday. Magoha said more than 99 per cent of schools across the country had received the requisite books but a few are yet to receive them,which are expected to arrive today. Read Full...
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