The Kenya Primary School Examination Authority has released the full 2026 exam timetable, paper durations and special-needs provisions. Learn why the dates matter for families, what teachers need to d
A ten-week holiday plan for Grade 1, 2 and 3 children: 20 minutes of reading and number play a day, chores, travel learning, and what KEYA means for Grade 3.
By the end of the year most pre-primary children are close to a set of everyday skills. You can see where your child is through play, without a single worksheet.
There is no national exam in lower primary, but end of Term 3 decides readiness for the next grade. Ten minutes a day on the right things makes the difference.
The nine parts of a KICD lesson plan, a complete worked Grade 3 Mathematics example, where lower primary plans lose marks at review, and a ten-minute method for writing one from the design.
Grade 5 has no milestone and a lot at stake. Here is what Term 3 covers, why fractions and percentages converge now, how SBA records accumulate, and the one habit that recovers the most marks.
Pre-primary has no exams and no marks, which leaves parents guessing. Here is what PP1 and PP2 are actually building, why early writing backfires, and twenty activities using what is already in your house.
Ten minutes you read, five minutes they read, three questions after. Here is the exact home reading routine for PP2 to Grade 3, including what to do when a word goes wrong.
Grade 3 is preparation for a transition most families are never warned about. Here is what it covers, the three skills to secure before Grade 4, and how to tell a reading problem from a subject problem.