Students Refuse To Take Meals and Boycott Exams
There is one school where students refused to take their meals and wanted to boycott exams because of this reason.
Students refused to take meals and wanted to boycott taking midmorning exams after doing the first paper yesterday because they wanted to be assisted to cheat but the principal was against that.
The students came out of the examination room and they were rowdy. The principal told them to go and take their tea as usual during the break but they refused. She then asked them to go back to their classrooms but they also refused.
The principal consulted a friend and a fellow principal on what to do next and she was told to inform the sub county director and she did so.
The principal informed the Sub-County Director who responded immediately and took the security personnel who ensured that the learners went back to Examination room and did their midmorning paper.
It is reported that the said students threatened their subject teacher that if he will not assist them they will make him regret for the rest of his life. The students themselves had the questions they wanted answers from the teacher.
After the students forwarded the questions to the teacher, the teacher went to the principal to inform her of the same, the principal told the teacher that she will not allow him to help the girls in anyway.
Elsewhere in Nyamira County, two schools are on the spot for allegations of cheating. In the two examination centers the Kenya National Examination Council Personnel have been camping from the time when the examinations began upto date.
Nyamira boys and kiabiraa secondary school both in Nyamira County are on spot for cheating allegations in the ongoing Kenya Certificate of Secondary Examinations.
Manga Girls model in Nyamira County was found on Monday with stabled empty examination bags. Usually, when the exams are taking place, the remaining papers and the question papers for the subject to be done after the first one, are always kept inside the examination bags which are stabled and left Infront of the examination room where the supervisor and security officer are safeguarding them.
When the KNEC personnel visited the school on Monday they found that the bags were kept where they should be but only that they were empty.
In Tombe Girls secondary school, the KNEC officials made an impromptu visit yesterday and found them with the same scenario as Manga Girls Model. Empty examination bags stabled and kept safely under the care of the security officer.
One Teacher Service commission County director is on spot for allegedly helping or colluding with a center manager to help students in the ongoing KCSE exams.
The county director whose county is not disclosed, had his phone tracked by the KNEC officials and there was a text message which he send to a center manager warning him or her to be careful. The investigations are ongoing to determine why the director was warning the center manager.
