Saturday 20 August 2016

Matiang'i says ministry to hire bursars for schools

Education cabinet secretary Fred Matiang'i inspects a guard of honour at Sironga Girls High School in Nyamira County on August 5, 2016. Dr Matiang'i has said his ministry will employ bursars for all schools. PHOTO | BENSON MOMANYI | NATION MEDIA GROUP
Education cabinet secretary Fred Matiang'i inspects a guard of honour at Sironga Girls High School in Nyamira County on August 5, 2016. Dr Matiang'i has said his ministry will employ bursars for all schools. PHOTO | BENSON MOMANYI | NATION MEDIA GROUP 

19th August 2016


Summary

  • Ministry working with PSC on how to employ bursars.
Once employed, said Dr Matiang’i, the bursars would be treated like all public servants.
The government will take over the employment of bursars and deploy them in schools.
Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i said his ministry was working with the Public Service Commission on how their employment would be carried out with the aim of streamlining the management of public school funds.
Once employed, said Dr Matiang’i, the bursars would be subject to transfers to any part of the country like any other public servant.
TEACH VALUES
“The employment and transfers of bursars will ensure competent and professional staff is entrusted with the handling of school finances,” said Dr Matiang’i at the Catholic University of Eastern Africa on Thursday during a meeting with principals of Catholic-sponsored schools.
The principals are on a week-long conference under the auspices of the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops for Education and Religious Education.
The group’s chairman, Bishop Maurice Muhatia, asked the ministry to integrate the teaching of values in the curriculum, saying education was a transformational tool.

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