[PHOTOS] Learners flock Nairobi CBD as schools break for half term

A majority of them will be reporting back to school on Sunday and Monday.

In Summary
  • The learners were proceeding home after breaking for a 3-day half-term.
  • A majority of them will be reporting back to school on Sunday and Monday.
by MAUREEN KINYANJUI News Reporter
InPictures
28 February 2024 - 15:33
A police officer aids school going children in crossing the road at Haile Selassie street as they head home for half term break on February 28, 2024
A police officer aids school going children in crossing the road at Haile Selassie street as they head home for half term break on February 28, 2024
Image: LEAH MUKANGAI

Nairobi Central Business District was on Wednesday full of learners from various schools in the country.

The learners were proceeding home after breaking for a 3-day half-term.

A majority of them will be reporting back to school on Sunday and Monday.

According to the Ministry of Education, Pre-primary, primary and secondary schools will have a 13-week first term and a half term for three days between February 29, 2024 and March 3, 2024.

The break presents the matatu industry with an opportunity to make a killing considering the transport services are highly demand.

School children inside a matatu at Nairobi CBD as they head for the first half term break of the year on February 28, 2024
School children inside a matatu at Nairobi CBD as they head for the first half term break of the year on February 28, 2024
Image: LEAH MUKANGAI
School children at Nairobi CBD as they head for the first half term break of the year on February 28, 2024
School children at Nairobi CBD as they head for the first half term break of the year on February 28, 2024
Image: LEAH MUKANGAI
School children at Nairobi CBD as they head for the first half term break of the year on February 28, 2024
School children at Nairobi CBD as they head for the first half term break of the year on February 28, 2024
Image: LEAH MUKANGAI
School going children walking along Luthuli street as they head home for the first half term break on February 28, 2024
School going children walking along Luthuli street as they head home for the first half term break on February 28, 2024
Image: LEAH MUKANGAI
School children crossing Ronald Ngala street as they head home for the first half term break of the year on February 28, 2024
School children crossing Ronald Ngala street as they head home for the first half term break of the year on February 28, 2024
Image: LEAH MUKANGAI
School children walking along Haile Selassie street as they head home for the first half term break on February 28, 2024
School children walking along Haile Selassie street as they head home for the first half term break on February 28, 2024
Image: LEAH MUKANGAI
School children purchasing jewellleries along Haile Selassie street as they break for the first half term break on February 28, 2024
School children purchasing jewellleries along Haile Selassie street as they break for the first half term break on February 28, 2024
Image: LEAH MUKANGAI

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