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Watch the 2023 film, then read what still holds

Year-end 2023 · Published September 21, 2026

The documentary is forty-odd minutes of teachers, parents and the team speaking for themselves. This page is a watching note: what still holds, and what has moved on.

Kurasa impact report and documentary, 2023. Year-three snapshot: 20,000 learners, 42 schools, 17 counties, a team of 13. These numbers describe that year — not the current figures on the home page.

Teachers watching a projector in a classroom after hours.
Teachers watching a projector in a classroom after hours.
Kurasa Impact Documentary 2023. Watch on YouTube · 2023 impact report

Watch it as a primary source, not as a trailer. Then come back to the journal: the 2023 cluster for that year’s voices, the 60 Decibels cluster for what teachers said the following March.

What still holds

  • The game is won in the planning — a headteacher’s sentence that the 2024 teacher survey still supports.
  • Evidence while the class is in the room: formative and summative work that does not wait for reconstruction.
  • A record families can open at home, so a meeting starts at the grey areas.
  • The name: kurasa, a page.

What has moved on

  • 20,000 learners, 42 schools, 17 counties, a team of 13 — a 2023 snapshot. Current scale lives on the home page, dated September 2026.
  • The 60 Decibels study (March 2024) is a later, separate ledger: 208 teachers, teacher-reported, with an NPS of 40.

Topics 2023 report · In the media

Tags Documentary · Marion Schools · Ziada School

After the film

Two ledgers, both cited.

Impact keeps the short reading. The journal keeps the dated pieces.

Impact & evidence Our story What 208 teachers told 60 Decibels