THE STANDARD By
Augustine Oduor |
January 22nd 2021 at 15:23:02 GMT +0300
Edwin Mokaya, a teacher at Kisii School, is assisted by nurses at Ram Hospital after he was stabbed by a form three student. [Sammy Omingo,Standard]
Schools are grappling with rising cases of indiscipline among learners, raising questions about the state of students’ mental health.
Ugly scenes of students attacking their teachers while tutors instill discipline are clear manifestation of the bad manners learners have picked.
Kenyans were in shock last week when a Form Three student in Kisii School allegedly attacked two teachers while being punished for missing evening studies.
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November 15, 2017 is not an ordinary day in Zimbabwe’s political history. The day was characterised by action-packed events that culminated in the resignation of former president Mr Robert Mugabe.
History has recorded November 15, 2017 as the epic day that canonised the end of Mr Mugabe’s long rule.
It is the day that former Zanu-PF national commissar Mr Saviour Kasukuwere and his acquaintances Professor Jonathan Moyo and Mr Patrick Zhuwao skipped the country’s borders and became fugitives.
It is the day the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) intervened to mark the launch of Operation Restore Legacy. Mr Mugabe was placed under military protection on the same day.
Form Three Student Beats Up Teacher After Being Punished
Police in Nyandarua County on Monday arrested a student for attacking a teacher at Murichu Secondary School.
The Form Three student, Samuel Migwi, is said to have descended on the teacher, Mr John Gikonyo, with kicks and blows for punishing him.
The teacher who was on duty had reprimanded the learner for jumping the queue when they were being served lunch. He was rescued from the student’s attack by his colleagues who alerted the police.
Nyandarua North sub-county police boss Timon Odingo confirmed the incident saying police rushed to the scene and arrest the student.
Form four student attacks girlfriend with a panga, arrested
A Form Four student has been arrested after a female classmate was attacked with a panga at Meneet area in Bomet.
According to the area police boss Francis Kigeri, the suspect is in custody at Longisa Police Station as investigations continue.
“We are yet to establish the reason behind the heinous attack. We are told both are day scholars but from different villages, ” he said.
Area chief Weldon langat said the suspect was intoxicated during the arrest but officers are yet to establish where he had been drinking.
The girl was waylaid on her way to school on Tuesday morning and sustained deep cuts on her head and left arm.