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St. Joseph’s Girls Kitale High School is the best school in Trans Nzoia County 2020-2021 KCSE Exams with M.S.S of 9.95, Position 2 is St. Bridgid’s Girls Kiminini High School with 9.85, St. Anthony’s Boys Kitale 3rd with 8.73.
Join Our Facebook Page The Jomo Kenya Foundation (JKF) Scholarship program was opened since the year 1968 and is intended to improve access to education and transition through the provision of scholarships and mentorship to Kenyan students who are academically promising or those from poor vulnerable backgrounds in public secondary schools. The scholarship pays for […]
Join Our Facebook Page Equity Bank has announced the availability of scholarships in the KCPE scholarship program for all Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) examination Candidates. Who are the Beneficiaries? Beneficiaries of the scholarship program are selected from Kenya’s 47 counties, based on their performance in the KCPE examination. The program is intended to […]
Kebirigo Boys High School is the best school in Nyamira County 2020-2021 KCSE Exams with M.S.S of 8.8, Position 2 is Nyambaria Boys High School with 8.7, Sironga Girls High School 3rd with 8.2.
Asumbi Girls High School is the best school in Homabay County 2020-2021 KCSE Exams with M.S.S of 9.6, Position 2 is Agoro Sare High School with 9.2, Orero Boys High School 3rd with 9.2.
Join Our Facebook Page Analysis of the recently released Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) has revealed that 11,523 candidates failed to sit for their examination. This represents a decrease when compared to last year’s 12,424 who did not take tests in 2020. However, the trend is still a huge concern for education stakeholders. Some […]
As the Education fraternity is preparing for the start of junior secondary school, the Cabinet Secretary for Education Prof George Magoha has implored private schools to set up stand-alone junior secondary schools. This, in his view, will reduce the burden of congestion in schools which will, in turn, boost the government’s efforts. “Private schools should […]
Cabinet Secretary for Education Prof George Magoha has promised Kenyans that the forthcoming form one selection process will be done in a transparent manner. The form one selection process is set to start in two weeks’ time. According to CS Magoha, most of the students will attend schools that they chose during the selection process. […]
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) recently updated the list of all recognized hardship areas among them new areas while others were removed due to a change in infrastructure and other factors. Teachers teaching in schools located in recognized areas of hardships are paid a hardship allowance which serves as motivation. Conditions in hardship areas make […]
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has warned the Kenya National Teachers Pressure Group that it has the right to transfer teachers from one school to another. This comes after the group’s case was dismissed in court after five teachers belonging to the group protested their transfers to their new schools. The teachers had gone to […]
The Principal Secretary to the State Department for University Education and Research Amb Simon Nabukwesi has called on the media to stop reporting negative things about the ongoing Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE). Amb Nabukwesi spoke positively regarding the KCSE examinations saying that the examination’s integrity is ‘perfect’ implying that it has not been […]
The Cabinet Secretary for Education Prof George Magoha has implored the three-judge bench that is set to hear a petition to halt the implementation of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). CS Magoha was speaking on Wednesday the 23rd of March in Nairobi when he said that parents and the government as well, have invested hugely in […]