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.
Education News reports a new way to access KJSEA and KPSEA school-specific reports; here's what families need to know and how to keep learning ahead.
Placement is a process, not a single letter. How KJSEA and three years of school scores combine, what the pathways mean, and the parent actions that matter at each step.
Okiya Omtatah has asked the Kenya National Examinations Council for details on how examination materials are procured, prompting parents to stay alert and support learning at home.
Parents keep asking the same three questions: how many papers, is Business Studies one of them, and what happened to Health Education. Here are the definitive answers.
KNEC has posted the 2025 KPSEA and KJSEA school-specific reports for download. Find out what this means for families and how to support CBC learning at home.
The family that revises for three hours on Sunday loses to the family that does forty focused minutes a night. Here is the routine, and the evidence behind it.
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.