Kenyan columnist urges parents to guide children as peer pressure and social media shape school behaviour

What happened

Astiba Kebong'o says preventing school unrest needs parents and schools to work together. Parenting should cover guidance, boundaries and listening, not just fees and food.

Why it may matter

• This is time-bound — there is an application or deadline involved, so check the dates before they pass.
• More places or more money than before.
• Useful if you are trying to study abroad.
• Affects students in Kenya.