How to keep your child learning in the school holiday without turning home into school: a one-hour daily routine for Grades 4 to 10.
The Grade 4, 5, 7 and 8 end-of-year assessments were KNEC SBA that count towards KPSEA and KJSEA. How to read the report and plan the 10-week holiday.
The long holiday after Term 3 is where reading and maths quietly slip. Thirty to forty minutes a day, done most days, is enough to stop that happening.
What Grade 4 and Grade 5 learners are tested on at the end of the year, and a two-week home plan that fits around a normal school day.
Grade 3 is preparation for a transition most families are never warned about. Here is what it covers, the three skills to secure before Grade 4, and how to tell a reading problem from a subject problem.
Grade 4 begins Upper Primary: more learning areas, more written work and the start of SBA that counts. What changes, and how to prepare gently during Term 3 of Grade 3.
Long before KPSEA in Grade 6, the SBA scores your child earns in Grades 4 and 5 are already counting, each year contributes 20% to the final KPSEA score. Here is what upper-primary SBA is and how to build a strong record.
A subject-by-subject Grade 4 Term 2 revision guide for Kenyan parents: what to master in Maths, Science and more, with practice tips and exam papers.
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.