The KJSEA/KPSEA final score isn't just the exam. Up to 60% comes from school-based assessment collected over years. Here is the real breakdown and what it means for how you support your child.
KNEC has announced stricter Grade 10 subject-selection guidelines. Parents should stay informed, support learners, and prepare for upcoming changes.
KNEC has set 30 July 2026 as the deadline for schools to verify KPSEA and KJSEA SBA scores on the CBA portal. Here is what it means, the 20/20/60 weighting, and what to do now.
KNEC has confirmed the 2026 dates: KPSEA (Grade 6) and KJSEA (Grade 9) both begin Monday 26 October, with KJSEA running to 20 November. Full timetable, format, and a 90-day plan for parents.
KNEC has launched an online portal for candidates to access digital KCSE and KCPE certificates; parents are guided on its potential impact and steps to prepare.
The fastest way to raise your child's marks is better marking. A step-by-step guide for parents to mark practice work like a KNEC examiner, no subject expertise needed.
KCSE assessor applications close 15 July as KNEC recruits KJSEA and KCSE examiners across all Junior School subjects. The subjects, requirements, and why it matters for the second KJSEA cohort.
KNEC has invited teachers to apply for KJSEA and KCSE examiner training, running July to August 2026 in a blended format. Who qualifies, how it works, and why it matters for the second KJSEA cohort.
KJSEA projects in Pre-Technical, Agriculture and Creative Arts run through July, with scores due to KNEC by 30 August. How marks are awarded and the family plan that banks them.