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 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
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 portfolio is not a folder of everything; it is selected evidence, labelled and dated. What belongs, what does not, and the termly routine that keeps it painless.
An exam is an instrument, and instruments are designed. The blueprint method: sample the strands deliberately, mix the demand levels, and write the marking scheme first.
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.
A marking scheme that only lists right answers wastes the most valuable data a teacher collects all term. Here is what the useful version contains, and what to do with it after the scripts are marked.
Term 3 2026 runs nine weeks from 24 August with no half-term break, and candidates enter the assessment window from 26 October. Run this five-point ready-check first.
KNEC is preparing for its largest ever exam session with about 3.6 million candidates, prompting parents and teachers to ready homes and classrooms for the upcoming national assessments.