Senior school is not simply more of the same. Subject choice narrows, pathways appear, and the cohort moving up now has no older year group to copy.
Most exam week problems are not academic. They are a blunt pencil, a missing assessment number, or arriving at the wrong time. All of them are preventable the night before.
Most revision timetables are abandoned within two weeks, not because the child is lazy but because the plan had no slack in it. Here is how to build one that bends.
Education News reports the TSC’s plan to formally recognise teachers on World Teachers’ Day, prompting parents to consider how to support educators and keep children learning.
KUPPET warns of a national exam boycott over delayed teacher allowances, prompting parents to monitor updates and keep children on track with CBE learning through the term and holidays.
Universities are being urged to ready themselves for competency-based learners, prompting parents to consider how this shift may affect admissions and how to support their children’s CBC portfolios.
The papers end and then nothing visible happens for weeks. Here is what is actually going on, what the grade is built from, and the one thing worth doing while you wait.
The Teacher Service Commission reports 54,016 teacher recruitment and promotion vacancies; parents are advised on what this could mean for families and learning.
The Teachers Service Commission is set to brief school heads nationwide on the revised TPAD rollout. Learn what this could mean for your child’s learning and how you can stay engaged.