KEPSHA urges Parents to take good care their children during the long holidays.

By Dickson Odhiambo.

October 25, 2018.

KEPSHA urges Parents to take good care their children during the long holidays.

PARENTS have been urged to take good care of their children during the forthcoming long holidays after schools across the country closes.

The Kenya Primary Schools Heads Association National Chairman Shem Ndolo says the forthcoming holiday after the school closes is long hence the parents need to very cautious with their children.

Addressing the press in Kisumu, Ndolo urged the parents to be very vigilant and ensure the safety and security of the children during the long holiday is guaranteed.

He urges parents not to just leave their children to roam aimlessly but engage them in activities which will keep them busy, adding that the holiday is almost two months.

“I want to urge the learners who are going to be on the long school holidays to maintain being discipline during such a time as this is very much important,” Ndolo says.

He also urges the learners to desist from engaging in any form of misbehavior which can endanger their lives during the long school holiday.

Ndolo says in regard towards the forthcoming KCPE Exams which its rehearsal is schedule for next Monday October 29 and kicks off on Tuesday, the Head Teachers together with the teachers have adequately prepared the pupils for the final Exams.

“I want to say it here without fear of contradiction that the Head teachers of the various Primary schools across the country have adequately prepared the class eight candidates for their final exams,” he says.

He says the class eight KCPE 2018 candidates should now be left alone to do exams without any examination irregularity.

“Let the class eight KCPE 2018 candidates have the vigour for doing the exams in the capacity as the learners without any form of malpractice and without any kind of coercion that would make schools not to achieve their objectives towards the National Examinations,” Ndolo adds.

He urges both parents, teachers and anybody who may attempt any kind of malpractice that can compromise the forthcoming exams to desist from such like a thing.

Ndolo has thanked the Government for pinpointing weak areas in which the National exams can be compromised.

He urges all those who are charged with the responsibility of manning the national examinations to strictly follow the KNEC regulations in regard to the management of National Examinations.

“Let us strictly follow the regulations on National examinations from the KNEC so as to do only the right thing,” he adds.

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