After the 23 October SBA upload: a six-step teacher routine to confirm uploads, file evidence, write useful report comments and hand over each class.
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.
Grade 10 School Based Assessment is 15 per cent of the final KCBE result, and schools must upload it by 31 October. This is the short list of things a parent can still check before then.
The written papers are only 60 percent of KJSEA. The other 40 percent was assessed months ago, and a score that was never uploaded is invisible until results day.
The Grade 7 step is organisational, not academic. Here is what the nine learning areas demand, why Term 3 exposes the gap, and the five-minute habit that recovers most of the lost marks.
Grade 5 has no milestone and a lot at stake. Here is what Term 3 covers, why fractions and percentages converge now, how SBA records accumulate, and the one habit that recovers the most marks.
A CSL project can complete every activity and still achieve nothing. The reports that score well are the ones that can tell the difference, and prove it.
Everything about the first-ever Grade 10 School-Based Assessment: the timeline to 31 October, how the 15 percent works, what each pathway is assessed on, the CSL evidence file, and a printable parent checklist. Updated weekly through the season.
KNEC's 2026 Grade 10 School-Based Assessment timetable is now in force: projects ran in Term 2, written SBA tests run this term, and every score must be on the CBA portal by 31 October. What learners, parents and teachers need to do now.