Physics candidates lose more marks to units, significant figures and command words than to physics. Paper-by-paper technique for the November series.
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.
The Mathematics paper does not surprise anyone who has studied its pattern. These are the question families that recur, and the drill that beats each one.
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.
Chemistry 0620 punishes three habits above all: balancing by changing a formula, mole answers with no working, and writing conclusions where observations were asked.
English candidates write plenty and still score modestly. The marks sit in specific places: agreement, tense control, format and the counter-argument. Here is the map.
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 free CBC tutor now sits on the home screen like any other app. Here is what Somo does, what it costs, and the one-tap install.
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.