KJSEA runs Monday 26 to Friday 30 October, and Thursday is the longest day. Sleep, meals, the gaps between papers and KNEC's rules on lateness.
905/1, 912/1 and 905/2 fall on the last two days of KJSEA 2026. A final-week plan, worked practice items and how to keep energy for Friday afternoon.
English and Kiswahili open KJSEA on 26 and 27 October. A final-week plan, format checklists for compositions and insha, and practice in both languages.
A day-by-day final week plan for KJSEA Mathematics 903 on Wednesday 28 October, built on the KNEC sample paper, with a worked example for every strand.
Eleven days before KJSEA, a Grade 9 learner does not need more notes. They need one page per learning area: what to review, the mistake to avoid, and a two-minute check.
Nerves before KJSEA are normal and mostly useful. What a parent controls in the last weeks is sleep, food, the phone and the mood of the house.
Ten Grade 9 style CRE questions with worked answers, and the small habits that turn knowing the Bible story into actually earning the marks.
From Friday's rehearsal to Monday's 8.30 a.m. paper: an hour-by-hour checklist, what to pack, KNEC exam-room rules, sleep and what to say after each paper.
Ten original Grade 9 Creative Arts and Sports questions in the KJSEA style, on time signatures, colour, perspective, relay rules, fitness, first aid, dance and poster design, with worked answers.