Pulse Kenya notes that CBE and TVET now offer Rift Valley youth more than one route to success, opening new options for families.
Most families revise Grade 9 and hope for the best. But KJSEA draws on three years, and the Grade 8 material is where the quiet gaps usually sit.
A CBC report card does not give a mark out of a hundred. It gives a level. Here is what each of the four levels means, how a teacher arrives at it, and what a parent should actually do next.
Business Today Kenya reports on President Ruto’s role in reshaping Kenya’s education through CBC reforms; we explain what this means for families and how to support learning.
Tentative university CBE framework emerges; parents learn why it matters, how teachers may adapt, and practical steps to keep children thriving.
Daily Nation hints at a new CBE university system, but details remain unconfirmed. Here’s what Kenyan parents need to know and how to prepare.
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.