A free August holiday revision plan for CBC (CBE) learners from Grade 4 to 9: how much to revise by grade, a weekly timetable, reading habits, and KJSEA prep for Grade 9.
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Education News reports that reviving Early Assessment and Review Centres (EARCs) could reshape how learners with special needs are assessed and placed under the CBC curriculum.
The Grade 7 step is organisational, not academic. Here is what the nine learning areas demand, why Term 3 exposes the gap, and the five-minute habit that recovers most of the lost marks.
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The Teachers Service Commission has started the 2026 exam deployment and the CP2 system is now enforcing new teacher selection rules, but details remain unclear.
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Grade 2 has no exam and no milestone, which is why problems go unnoticed. Here is what is assessed, why fluency and number bonds decide everything after it, and the signs worth acting on now.
Grade 1 now has seven learning areas and 31 lessons a week after the 2024 rationalisation. Here is what your child is learning, how they are assessed without an exam, and the two things that matter at home.