Kenya is seeking AI curriculum experts for a World Bank-backed digital literacy drive. Learn what this means for families, teachers and how to support your child now.
Cabinet Secretary for Education Dr George Ogamba has warned school principals against withholding Kenya National Examinations Council certificates. The article explains why the directive matters for f
A report card comment is often the only written feedback a parent reads all year. This is how to make it specific, honest and useful, with a comment bank for each performance level.
KNEC says supervisors’ and invigilators’ appointment letters are ready and the CP2 download issue is fixed. Parents learn why this matters and how to keep children on track.
KICD warns schools against using unapproved Grade 11 textbooks, urging parents to protect themselves from unnecessary expenses while offering guidance on alternative learning resources.
The Teachers Service Commission is being urged to identify teachers in distress before mental health problems worsen, a move that could protect classroom quality and support the competency-based curri
KNEC has introduced smart padlocks and armed guards at examination centres to protect the integrity of national assessments. Learn what this means for families, teachers and learners, and get practica
Grade 11 CBC textbooks are being distributed to schools, signalling a key step in the curriculum transition. Find out what this means for families and how to support learners.
KNEC will deploy more than 340,000 officials to oversee the upcoming national examinations for 3.6 million candidates. Find out why this matters for families, what it means for teachers and schools, a