Scrap 8-4-4 system?

Are Kenyan students ready to embrace the reforms proposed in a new report the education sector? If the proposals were to sail through, the pioneer class of the 2-6-6-3 would join senior secondary school in 2018, under a system that is designed to create room for more infrastructure and higher transition rates in secondary school. And as KTN's Wilkister Nyabwa reports, though many laud the proposed system of Education that would scrap the 8-4-4 system, Sceptics say it is not without its own faults.

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[heagahinya]

@bn7613 hehehehee.... yeneyewe tiz funny

[madscientistify]

@bn7613 madness eh? its like nobody uses their brains in this country anymore

[pmukusu]

The system cannot work, corrupt teachers will awards marks to their cronies over the time they are studying. How can we trust the system, by the end of the day we need exam to tell us who is who/

[bn7613]

eti now Bush will be Alliance Junior and Secondary School...haaha!

[calesh02]

You Kenyans where do you think can the parents get the books with that new system. Mixed up. New Kenya.