BOMET, KENYA — Saseta Girls’ Secondary School in Konoin, Bomet County, closed indefinitely on Tuesday afternoon following escalating tensions over an alleged planned student strike.
School administrators released students at approximately 3:00 p.m. on June 2, 2026, citing imminent security threats. The preemptive closure aims to ensure the safety of both learners and faculty while preventing potential property damage or violence.
Immediate Directive to Parents
The school administration issued a prompt closure notice to parents and guardians through the institution’s official communication channels. Administrators instructed families to facilitate the immediate and safe transport of their children back home.
Ongoing Security Assessment
Local Ministry of Education officials and security agencies have launched an investigation into the allegations. Authorities are currently conducting a comprehensive security assessment to determine the root cause of the unrest.
The administration stated that regular academic activities will remain suspended until the environment is deemed safe for students to return. For the latest updates on educational developments across Kenya, readers can visit teacher.co.ke.