80 Schools To Benefit From Sh4.9 Million Visual Aids
Epson Kenya, in collaboration with Liquid Intelligent Technologies, has generously donated printers, projectors, and visualizers valued at Sh4.9 million to benefit a total of 80 schools.
The aim of this contribution is to support the implementation of the Competence Based Curriculum (CBC) across educational institutions spanning from early childhood to secondary education.
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As part of a broader initiative, Epson is committed to providing over 800 EcoTank printers to schools and hospitals in eight countries within the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region.
The company’s dedication to improving educational resources extends beyond national borders.
Education Cabinet Secretary (CS) Ezekiel Machogu expressed gratitude for the ongoing efforts made by Epson Company and Liquid Technologies in enhancing the educational experience for students across diverse backgrounds.
Speaking on behalf of CS Machogu, Director General of Education Dr. Elyas Abdi emphasized the significant role that technology, in the form of printers, projectors, and visualizers, will play in facilitating teaching and learning processes—particularly in classrooms with large numbers of students in underprivileged communities.
Ben Roberts, the Group-Technology and Innovation officer at Liquid Intelligent Technologies, highlighted the importance of this partnership in advancing educational technologies.
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This collaboration represents a notable stride towards leveraging technology to enhance the overall educational experience.
A noteworthy endorsement came from Rosemary Bosibori Onyacha, the recipient of the African Union award for the best teacher in 2023.
Commending the program for its potential to broaden educational opportunities and career prospects for both educators and learners, Onyacha emphasized her teaching philosophy rooted in fostering innovation and growth capacities.
In her statement, Onyacha acknowledged the challenges associated with integrating educational technology into classrooms, including financial constraints and the complexities of acquiring and utilizing effective tools.
Despite these obstacles, her unwavering dedication to empowering young minds through education remains steadfast.
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In conclusion, Epson’s donation of essential technological tools is set to make a lasting impact on educational institutions, aligning with the broader mission to enhance learning environments and opportunities for students and educators alike.
80 Schools To Benefit From Sh4.9 Million Visual Aids