By KARIUKI WAIHENYAMore by this AuthorAs enrolment in public schools increases, institutions that have hitherto followed rigid admission rules that kept student population at a strict maximum have not been spared. For a long time, Mang'u High School kept its student number at 600. Its classrooms, dormitories, laboratories, toilets and dining hall were designed and built for exactly that number. CONGESTIONSadly, and like in many other public schools, most of the infrastructure is out of date. A dormitory meant to accommodate 40 learners now hosts more than 100, leading to congestion, especially in the use of toilets and bathrooms.

Source: Daily Nation February 17, 2019 22:52 UTC