IGCSE May/June 2026 results land in mid-August. How to read them, decide between a November resit and May/June 2027, and prepare properly on a short runway.
A concrete 8-week IGCSE study timetable for the Oct/Nov 2026 series: diagnose weak topics, repair with topical practice, then rehearse with timed papers.
First papers of the Cambridge Oct/Nov 2026 series start around 28 September. Who should enter, how entries work in Kenya, and the 12-week preparation runway for resits and November candidates.
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A straightforward parent's guide to Kenya's shift from 8-4-4 to CBC (CBE): what changed in the curriculum, how grading works now, and what you need to do differently to support your child: with a full structure comparison table, common mistakes and FAQs.
KUCCPS and HELB get confused constantly. They are not competitors and they are not interchangeable. KUCCPS is the placement service that decides which course you get at which institution. HELB is the loans board that decides how much money you get to study it. Here is the side-by-side that finally makes it click.
Logged into the HELB portal and unsure what your status means? This guide walks through every HELB 2026 status label: Submitted, Under Review, Returned for Correction, Approved with Batch Number, Rejected with Reason: what a batch number actually buys you, the top rejection reasons, and the appeals workflow that resolves most of them.
KNEC has opened SMS code 20076 so parents can confirm their Grade 9 candidate is correctly registered for the 2026 KJSEA. You send the assessment number, you receive the registered details, you correct any error through the Head of Institution before the deadline. Here is the plain-English walkthrough.
KICD has published the official Grade 10 Senior School curriculum designs and Kenyan parents now face a new decision: which of the 3 pathways suits your child. This guide breaks down STEM, Social Sciences and Arts and Sports Science: compulsory core, electives, and how the choice maps to KCSE and university placement.