Murang'a: Video Of Students Doing Assignments By School Gate After Reporting Amuses Netizens

• A video depicting a group of female students diligently completing their assignments by the roadside has captured the attention of internet users
• The video showed the students sitting close together, intently working on their homework, which was due at the start of the new term
• In the footage, a few guardians are seen standing nearby, observing as the students hastily finish their assignments

A recent video capturing a group of female students hurriedly completing their assignments outside their school gate has taken the internet by storm.

What were Murang'a students doing outside school gate?

The video showed the students sitting closely together on the roadside, focusing entirely on finishing the assignments they should have completed during the holiday break.

The scene, which was recorded and shared on TikTok by user @finest_sam shortly after the students reported back to school, has sparked a flurry of reactions online.

In the clip, a few guardians can be seen standing nearby, seemingly supervising or waiting for the students.

Netizens amused by students

The TikTok user captioned the video with a light-hearted prompt:

"Tell those students wafanye assignments,"

The video has garnered numerous comments from netizens, many of whom are amused by the students' last-minute efforts to complete their homework.

Other students do assignments in matatu

Another video showed another set of students struggling to complete their assignments while in a matatu en route to school.

The students could be seen coying from each other's work as they struggled to complete the assignment before reporting to school.

In the video posted on TikTok by @kasa.runit, the students are seen holding a book in one hand and quickly jotting down notes in the other.

"Kenyan high school students doing their homeworks in a matatu while going back to school," the TikToker captioned the video.

Netizens react to videos of students doing their homework

Vinny kim wrote:

"Kama hujafanya assignment usijipatie pressure sema ilibebwa na maji and you'll thank me later."

Montez shared:

"Mimi sikuwai fanya assignment and i don't know how I survived."

N Y A M B U R A wrote:

"Uweeeh! they must have pretty laid back folks...for me No tv..no gadgets..no fun till homework is done."

' said:

"Leave alone kufanya assignment legends hawajui kama walipewa assignment."

tHIs SIMon shared:

"Library was my base..kuchill huko adi lunch time..nilipredict masomo haingenisaidia."

Gov't sets school reopening date on May 13

TUKO.co.ke had earlier reported that school learning would resume for the second term on Monday, May 13.

The announcement was a resolution by President William Ruto following counsel from the Meteorological Department and other stakeholders.

Ruto said the weatherman had confirmed that the rains would subside in the coming days, adding that the weather experts had concluded that it was safe for the learners to return to class.

“All parents are now advised, based on the assessment of weather experts and the government, that it is safe for our children to go back to school," said the president.

Ruto gave the update during his meeting with Maa leaders at State House, Nairobi, on Wednesday, May 8.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.

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