Over 200 public Junior Secondary Schools in Bomet County will benefit from 240 interactive smart boards as the government scales up digital learning. Speaking in the county, Basic Education PS John Ololtuaa  said the initiative is part of a broader plan to enhance digital literacy. He noted the smart boards will transform teaching by making lessons more interactive, engaging and learner-centered while improving access to modern instructional tools.

JOHN OLOLTUAA - SMARTBOARDS