Coast Spotlight
Taita Taveta: hills, a KEPSHA chair, and a room of heads
In Taita Taveta, a KEPSHA chair welcomed the team to a meeting of school heads. The discussion centred on using Kurasa for the planning, assessment and records teachers manage during the week.
Kurasa field note, updated September 2026. The visit dates, schools and participants are drawn from the published account on mykurasa.com.
The visit
The road, then the room.
- Written by
- Geoffrey Ombati, Coast regional lead
- Route
- Mombasa to Mwatate, Taita Taveta
- Host
- KEPSHA chair in the county — as published
- Meeting
- Heads of institution, Wundanyi sub-county retreat
The visit and its programme context
The meeting connected Kurasa with a local network of school heads through KEPSHA. Teachers and leaders could discuss the classroom records, staff support and everyday conditions involved in introducing the tools to their schools.
Planning the next classroom step
The visit shows how an introduction through a local school-leadership network can lead to a practical staff discussion. Read the Partners page for the wider programme context.
Topics Impact stories · Partnerships
Tags Kenya teachers · KEPSHA · Public schools
The association
Chairs, then classrooms.
Read the KEPSHA partnership account for the delivery structure behind the Taita Taveta visit.
