Over 700 girls storm out of Top Public School over molestation incident

Authors:

dennis kibet

June 12, 2018 11:16 AM

The hundreds of girls protested over alleged molestation by a male teacher.

Hundreds of students from Maasai Girls School staged a walkout at the institution protesting alleged molestation by a male teacher at the school.

Learning at the public girl's school located in Narok came to a standstill on Tuesday after over 700 students at the institution protested the alleged sexual assault by the male teacher.

The incident is the latest case in a worrying trend across schools in the country where students have reported to have been sexually assaulted by male teachers withing their learning instititutions.

This comes just hours after Moi Girls School in Nairobi was reopened, a week after it was closed following a student rape incident that caused a huge uproar and anger nationally.

Government directive

Following the incident, Education Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed last week directed that trainers and coaches in all public schools be teachers with a Teachers Service Commission (TSC) number.

CS Mohamed also banned visiting days in all public secondary schools after the current mid term break.

The government has also dissolved Moi Girls' School Nairobi's Board of Management and Parents Association with immediate effect with the CS announcing that all staff will be vetted afresh.

Authors:

dennis kibet