After KPSEA 2026: No Pass or Fail, So Where Does the Score Go?
KPSEA 2026 has no pass or fail. See how the score is built, who reads the three KNEC reports, and why it returns as 20% of KJSEA in Grade 9.
KPSEA 2026 has no pass or fail. See how the score is built, who reads the three KNEC reports, and why it returns as 20% of KJSEA in Grade 9.
KNEC's 2026 provisions for learners with disabilities: braille, large print and hearing impaired timings, seating, extra time letters and KILEA, in plain words.

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.

An AI tutor can be a patient helper over a long holiday, or a shortcut that does the thinking for your child. The difference is in how you set it up.

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.

KNEC launches a three-week online course to boost assessment expertise among senior school and vocational teachers, though further details such as dates, registration and cost have not yet been confir

AI writes the questions, the learner writes the answers, the marking scheme decides. The two uses that build memory, the one that destroys it, the exact prompts, and the household rules that hold.

The free CBC tutor now sits on the home screen like any other app. Here is what Somo does, what it costs, and the one-tap install.

AI tutors can genuinely help KJSEA revision, and they can genuinely mislead. What AI does well, where generic chatbots fail CBC learners, and rules that keep it useful.