
How Reviving EARCs May Change Assessment for Learners with Special Needs
Education News reports that reviving Early Assessment and Review Centres (EARCs) could reshape how learners with special needs are assessed and placed under the CBC curriculum.

Education News reports that reviving Early Assessment and Review Centres (EARCs) could reshape how learners with special needs are assessed and placed under the CBC curriculum.

The Teachers Service Commission has started the 2026 exam deployment and the CP2 system is now enforcing new teacher selection rules, but details remain unclear.

The Ministry of Education has limited third-term activities as schools enter the examination period. Find out why this matters for families, what it means for teachers, and practical steps you can tak

MP Steve Mogaka urges KNEC to run exams with humanity, justice and fairness. Find out why it matters for families and how parents can keep children learning.

The Kenya Times reports a focus on Grade 10 CBC subjects for future doctors, engineers and lawyers; parents can now plan wisely with our practical guidance.

Recent media reports say 1,631 teaching service commission positions have been filled; here’s what Kenyan families can do while details are still unclear.

Education News notes concerns about teacher motivation and possible TSC action, but details are scarce. Here’s what Kenyan families can do to support learning.

A report says 62,364 junior teachers are frustrated as KDEAP postpones June ICT training allowances; parents learn why it matters and how to keep children learning.

Kenya National Examinations Council has released Term 3 assessment guidelines for Grades 3, 4, 5, 7 and 8. Learn what this means for families and how to support your child.