Construction of Grade 9 Classrooms at Embakasi Primary School Completed: Area MP Confirms

A section of grade 9 building at Embakasi primary. Photo: Babu Owino~facebook.

The long-awaited construction of Grade 9 classrooms at Embakasi Primary School, located in Embakasi Ward, has officially been completed. This announcement was made by the area Member of Parliament, who praised the project’s timely execution and its potential to transform education in the area.

Speaking during the handover ceremony, the MP highlighted that the new classrooms are part of the government’s commitment to ensuring smooth implementation of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). The initiative aims to provide adequate infrastructure for Junior Secondary School (JSS) learners as they transition through the education system.

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A Milestone for Embakasi Community

The construction of these classrooms marks a significant milestone for the Embakasi community. With the new facilities, Grade 9 learners will now have access to conducive learning spaces that foster academic excellence and holistic development.

Parents, teachers, and local leaders have lauded the project, noting its importance in addressing the shortage of classrooms in the region. “This is a big relief for both parents and students. It ensures that our children don’t have to travel far for quality education,” said a parent during the event.

Government’s Role in CBC Implementation

The Embakasi Primary School project is part of a broader national effort to enhance Junior Secondary infrastructure. Similar projects have been rolled out in other parts of the country to meet the growing demand for CBC-aligned facilities.

The area MP reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring all schools in Embakasi Ward are well-equipped to handle the transition. “This is just the beginning. We will continue to push for more resources to ensure every child in this ward has access to quality education,” the MP stated.

Looking Ahead

The completion of these classrooms comes as a beacon of hope for the Embakasi community. It not only addresses the pressing need for additional space but also signals the importance of collaboration between the government, school administration, and local leaders.

As Grade 9 learners prepare to move into their new classrooms, the focus now shifts to equipping the spaces with learning materials, hiring qualified teachers, and ensuring ongoing maintenance.

This development is a testament to what can be achieved when communities work together to prioritize education. It serves as an example for other regions striving to meet the demands of the evolving education system in Kenya.

For more updates on Junior Secondary School infrastructure and CBC implementation, stay tuned to MwalimuSasa.