KNEC has launched an online portal for candidates to access digital KCSE and KCPE certificates; parents are guided on its potential impact and steps to prepare.
Tuition, holiday camp or home revision this August? An honest cost-by-cost guide for Kenyan CBC parents, with 14 weeks to KJSEA and KPSEA.
Education News reports on the upcoming Phase II salary structure for teachers. Learn what this could mean for families and how to support your child's learning.
The fastest way to raise your child's marks is better marking. A step-by-step guide for parents to mark practice work like a KNEC examiner, no subject expertise needed.
Your 4-year-old is in PP1 and you wonder: are they actually learning anything? No formal exams, lots of play, lots of singing. Here is what Pre-Primary CBC is really doing, why KICD designed it this way, and exactly how to support it at home: with a day-by-day breakdown, a PP1 vs PP2 comparison table, and the mistakes well-meaning parents make.
KPSEA: the Kenya Primary School Education Assessment: decides which Junior Secondary your Grade 6 child joins. Here is the complete 2026 guide for parents: format, dates, what is tested, and how to prepare.
Your child came home with a CBA report card marked AE in Science, ME in Maths and BE in Kiswahili. This is the four-letter assessment language Kenyan schools now use: and parents are right to ask what it means in practice.
KUCCPS and HELB get confused constantly. They are not competitors and they are not interchangeable. KUCCPS is the placement service that decides which course you get at which institution. HELB is the loans board that decides how much money you get to study it. Here is the side-by-side that finally makes it click.
KNEC has opened SMS code 20076 so parents can confirm their Grade 9 candidate is correctly registered for the 2026 KJSEA. You send the assessment number, you receive the registered details, you correct any error through the Head of Institution before the deadline. Here is the plain-English walkthrough.