As an organization representing the diverse views of over 26,000 primary school head teachers, KEPSHA cares about a lot of issues pertaining to quality education in Kenya. The Child-Friendly Schools framework provides KEPSHA with the overall blueprint from which we are building a systematic approach to delivering equitable rights-based quality education for all of our pupils in Kenya. Our Objectives
1. To unite all primary school head teachers in Kenya to promote and further the interests of the members by voicing their collectrive opinions in matters pertaining to education.
2. To promote the education and social advancement of its members and promote and maintain high standards of ethic conduct, professional integrity, professional efficiency and to cooperate with other organizations, local and international, on education.
3. To coordinate educational activities with educational officers in all counties and administrative units, plan educational change and development and conduct research in educational activities.
4. To promote full realisation of the right to education and universal access to education.
5. To establish affirmative action programmes to ensure equal participation of both genders.
6. To establish and manage scheme funds to provide welfare to its members.
7. To build and enhance members' capacities.
8. To work in consultation with all the agents of change in the improvement of academic standards and enhancement of quality in line with EFA goals and UPE charter.
9. To cooperate and form alliances with associations and local, regional, and international organisations with similar objectives.
10. To acquire and manage assets of KEPSHA to achieve its objectives.
