KPSEA and KJSEA Rehearsal Day, 23 October: What Happens
What schools check on KPSEA and KJSEA rehearsal day, 23 October 2026, from KNEC's own guide: desk labels, the register, hosted schools and a parent debrief.
What schools check on KPSEA and KJSEA rehearsal day, 23 October 2026, from KNEC's own guide: desk labels, the register, hosted schools and a parent debrief.
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.
The last teaching week before KJSEA 2026: target learners near a grade boundary, teach KNEC's candidate instructions and run the 23 October rehearsal.
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.
Grade 6 teachers: a 19 to 23 October plan that copies each KPSEA day, item analysis in under an hour, reteaching by band and the KNEC briefing learners need.

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