The TSC plans to train creative arts teachers in 47 Kenyan counties. Learn why this matters for families and how to keep your child learning now.
KCSE 2026 began 19 October with orals and practicals. The first two weeks paper by paper, the 2 to 20 November written papers in one table, and KNEC's rules.
KNEC has released a set of rules for candidates ahead of national exams; parents can prepare by understanding expectations, supporting study habits, and using CBC resources.
Reports say more than one million candidates will sit the KCSE 2026 exams. Parents can use this time to strengthen study habits and plan support.
The Kenya Times reports that KCSE, KJSEA and KPSEA candidates will need to bring specific items to their 2026 exam centres, but details are still pending.
KNEC has instructed schools to keep assessment records for at least six months. Learn why this matters for families and how to support your child’s learning under the new guidance.
Kenya is seeking AI curriculum experts for a World Bank-backed digital literacy drive. Learn what this means for families, teachers and how to support your child now.
Cabinet Secretary for Education Dr George Ogamba has warned school principals against withholding Kenya National Examinations Council certificates. The article explains why the directive matters for f
KNEC says supervisors’ and invigilators’ appointment letters are ready and the CP2 download issue is fixed. Parents learn why this matters and how to keep children on track.