Second Schedule

National symbols

Article 9(2) — flag, anthem, coat of arms, and public seal

The Second Schedule sets out the national symbols of the Republic: the flag, the national anthem, the coat of arms, and the public seal.

In the classroom: Connect this Schedule to Article 9 and national values in Article 10. Symbols are law, not decoration—they help define public identity and official documents.

Flag, anthem, coat of arms, public seal · Article 9(2)

At a glance

Article 9(2) points here for the national flag, national anthem, coat of arms, and public seal. Use the thumbnails or the topic buttons above for the Schedule wording and images.

✎ Multiple choice — 10 questions

Questions 1–7 follow the Second Schedule and Article 9; 8–10 apply ideas in short scenarios. Use Clue for a hint.

1. National symbols (flag, anthem, coat of arms, public seal) are set out in:

2. The national flag is described in the Second Schedule as having three major strips, from top to bottom:

3. Dimensions in the flag description are said to be:

4. The national anthem appears in the Second Schedule in:

5. Article 9(1) declares that the national symbols shall be:

6. The Second Schedule lists how many main symbol categories under Article 9(2)?

7. National symbols are constitutionally important because they:

8. A school refuses to teach the national anthem. That most likely engages:

9. The “coat of arms” and “public seal” appear in the Second Schedule as:

10. Madaraka Day, Mashujaa Day, and Jamhuri Day are primarily dealt with under:

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