Kenya’s exam body KNEC has announced KPSEA regulations that could lead to result cancellations, prompting parents to stay alert and prepare.
KNEC has published the 2025 KJSEA and KCSE feedback reports, prompting parents and teachers to consider how the data can guide learning strategies and support under the CBC framework.
TSC reforms open a new career route for Primary 1 teachers previously blocked by KCSE grades; parents are advised on what this could mean for families and how to keep children learning.
TSC reforms could allow graduates with lower KCSE grades to teach Primary One, expanding opportunities and potentially easing teacher shortages, though details remain pending.
KICD Staff Choir wins best institutional choir at Kenya Music Festival, prompting parents and teachers to consider the role of music in the CBC curriculum.
President William Ruto highlighted his daughter's experience with Kenya's Competency-Based Curriculum amid a national curriculum review, urging parents to stay informed and engaged.
KPSEA sits at the end of October and the real revision window is now. A practical 10-week home plan for Grade 6 parents: gap-mapping, a 40-minute daily rotation, timed papers, and the three mistakes that cost children marks.
KPSEA 2026: rehearsal 23 October, papers 26 to 28 October. The five papers and the learning areas hidden inside them, what KPSEA does and does not decide, and the calm 10-week home revision plan. Updated weekly through the season.
KJSEA runs 26 to 30 October 2026. How the 40 percent SBA and 60 percent written split works, the 72-point structure, what it decides for Senior School placement, and the revision plan with a free all-9-areas mini-mock. Updated weekly.