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.
A week-by-week Grade 6 holiday plan for 29 October to 1 January: rest first, then about an hour a day of reading, fractions and hands-on work before Grade 7.
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.
Term 3 closes on 23 October, and Grade 7 and Grade 8 learners face a long holiday. A light weekly plan keeps skills warm without turning the break into another term.
End of Term 3 is the first full year of junior school wrapped up in one set of papers. Here is what to revise in each learning area, and how to fit it into the last weeks of term.
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.
KPSEA ends primary school; junior school begins a different game. What changes, what to prepare, and the holiday work that pays off across Grades 7 to 9.
KJSEA is not only a Grade 9 event. The 40% school-based assessment component builds from Grade 7, so Term 3 exams and projects already carry real weight.
The move from Grade 6 to Grade 7 is CBC's biggest transition yet. A practical guide to what changes, how KPSEA decides placement, a realistic settling-in timeline, and how to prepare your child for Junior Secondary.