Students told to air their grievances with the school authorities, not to burn dorms

 

Kisumu East Parliamentary Aspirant on ODM Party James Mwamu tours Orongo Secondary school where he has sponsored the ID registration exercise for students aged 18 years and above. He has told to air their grievances with the school authorities other than resorting to burn the schools-Photo Courtesy 

By Dickson Odhiambo

 

December 7, 2021

 

Students told to air their grievances with the school authorities, not to burn dorms 

 

Students are urged not to resort to razing down dormitories in airing their grievances and seek for other alternatives to seek solutions to problems facing them within the school.

 

Former East African Law Society President James Aggrey Mwamu says burning schools should not be the easiest resort by students who have grievances to be addressed by the schools administration.

 

Mwamu says students can seek dialogue with the schools administrators while trying to find ways of solving the problems facing them in an amicable manner.

 

Mwamu has challenged the school authorities to restore discipline in schools and ensure that cases of indiscipline are reduced drastically.

 

He says the school authorities should also embrace the spirit of dialogue with an aim of finding amicable solution to problems facing students while in school.

 

Mwamu’s sentiments comes barely a day after students of Maranda High School in Siaya County were sent home yesterday after a section burnt another dormitory only a few days after resuming learning from the three day half term holiday.

 

The school had experienced a dorm fire before half term holiday.

 

Mwamu who is also eyeing the Kisumu East Parliamentary seat on ODM Party ticket has urged the party's supporters to turn up in large numbers at Kasarani this Friday during the Prime Minister's address where he will declare his interest to run as a Presidential candidate come next year polls in August.