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2nd National Education Conference Concludes in Naivasha

The Second National Education Conference in Naivasha concluded today following three days of discussions focused on strengthening the implementation of CBE and shaping the future of education.The closing session was led by a representative from the Ministry of Education on behalf of the Principal Secretary, who commended stakeholders for their active participation and commitment towards transforming the education sector.

During yesterday’s group discussions, stakeholders proposed several resolutions aimed at improving the implementation of CBE. Key recommendations included enhancing the provision of learning materials and infrastructure, reducing the cost burden of school uniforms on parents, streamlining bursary allocation, strengthening teacher support and training, and accelerating digitisation within the education sector.

SEPU continued to contribute to discussions on the provision of learning materials and school uniforms under CBE as stakeholders reaffirmed their commitment to supporting quality, inclusive and learner-centred education in Kenya.

Day Two of the 2nd National Education Conference Focuses on CBE Learning Resources

The Second National Education Conference entered its second day in Naivasha with continued focus on strengthening the implementation of Competency-Based Education (CBE) in Kenya. The first session of the day was chaired by Basic Education Principal Secretary Prof. Julius Bitok, who emphasized the importance of collaboration among stakeholders in ensuring that the education sector remains responsive, practical and future-oriented.

Key discussions centred on the preparedness of institutions for CBE, the improvement of learning environments and the provision of adequate learning resources to support effective teaching and learning across the country.

The 2nd National Education Conference: Shaping the Future of Education in Kenya

The Second National Education Conference currently ongoing in Naivasha under the theme “Transforming Education for Sustainable Development through Competency-Based Education” marked a significant step in shaping the future of education in Kenya. The conference,graced by H.E the president William Ruto,brought together key stakeholders in the education sector to discuss reforms, infrastructure development, digital transformation and the practical implementation of CBE across learning institutions.

For the School Equipment Production Unit (SEPU), the discussions and resolutions from the conference present a major opportunity to strengthen our role in supporting the evolving needs of the education sector. As schools continue transitioning into a more skills-based and learner-centred curriculum, the demand for functional, innovative and curriculum-aligned learning furniture and equipment is expected to grow significantly.

CELEBRATING THE HANDS THAT BUILD THE FUTURE!

​Happy Labour Day to all the hardworking men and women across Kenya, especially those in the education sector!
​From the production line at SEPU to the laboratories in our schools, your labor is the foundation of our nation’s progress. We are proud to work alongside you to provide quality STEM materials and school infrastructure.
​Enjoy a well-deserved break!
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TURKANA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE EYES STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WITH SEPU TO BOOST SCIENCE INFRASTRUCTURE

In a significant move towards enhancing STEM education in NorthWestern Kenya, a high-level delegation from Turkana University College (TUC), led by Deputy Principal Prof. Hellen Wangechi, visited the School Equipment Production Unit (SEPU) earlier today.

The fact-finding mission was aimed at establishing a strategic partnership to strengthen the university’s laboratory and research infrastructure as it scales its academic offerings.

The visit focused on equipping several key departments essential to TUC’s mission of providing specialized research in resource sustainability and arid land management. The targeted infrastructure includes:
- Biology and Biological Sciences laboratory
- Chemistry and Physics Laboratories
- Health Sciences (specifically Anatomy, Biotechnology and Home Sciences laboratories.

Prof. Wangechi noted that as a growing institution, TUC is committed to ensuring its 2,000+ students have access to world-class facilities. "Modernizing our laboratories is not just about equipment; it’s about empowering our students to innovate and solve the unique challenges of the Turkana region," she stated.

The TUC team was hosted by SEPU CEO - Dr. Joel Mabonga, alongside members of the Unit’s Technical Committee of the Board and part of the management team.

During the tour, SEPU team showcased SEPU’s innovations in school equipment and laboratory technology. As a government unit under the Ministry of Education, SEPU has been at the forefront of manufacturing high-quality, cost-effective science kits and furniture tailored for the Kenyan curriculum.

"We are eager to support Turkana University College in its journey toward becoming a center of excellence," said Dr. Mabonga. "SEPU's technical expertise in laboratory production aligns perfectly with TUC's ambitious expansion plans."

Established in 2017 as a constituent college of Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST), TUC is the first public university in Turkana County. Located in Lodwar, it offers over 40 accredited programs. The institution has carved a niche in specialized research, focusing on the sustainable development of Kenya’s NorthWestern frontier.

The partnership with SEPU is expected to fast-track the operationalization of TUC’s new science blocks, providing students in Education, Business, and Technology with the practical tools needed for competitive scholarship.