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.
Pulse Kenya notes that CBE and TVET now offer Rift Valley youth more than one route to success, opening new options for families.
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.
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.
ESAK has formally endorsed Sossion and Lentoijoni for TSC commissioner roles, but details are still pending. Here’s what the move could mean for families and how to keep learning on track.
Religious Education carries the same 8 KJSEA points as Mathematics. Here is how CRE, IRE, and HRE are assessed, which strands to revise, and a four-week Term 3 plan.