KUPPET has defended school heads who channel funds to KESSHA, saying the money supports co-curricular activities.KUPPET Secretary General Akelo Misori says the capitation allocated for co-curricular activities is insufficient, forcing schools to rely on additional funds. He says KESSHA plays a key role in coordinating such activities and should be recognized by the Ministry of Education as a key stakeholder.

AKELO MISORI - CO-CURRICULAR

KUPPET is defending school heads who channel some school funds to KESSHA, saying the money helps support co-curricular activities. KUPPET Secretary General Akelo Misori says government capitation for such activities is insufficient, forcing schools to seek additional funding. Misori says KESSHA plays an important role in coordinating co-curricular activities and should be formally recognized by the Ministry of Education as a key stakeholder.