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The article examines how merit, aptitude, equity and capacity will shape Grade 10 placement. Learners may select preferred senior schools, but their choices will not automatically guarantee admission to those institutions. Parents are encouraged to prioritise suitable pathways, subject combinations and facilities rather than traditional school prestige. Selecting a senior school may be straightforward. Securing…
Kenya recorded low scores in science, mathematics and reading in the latest global PISA assessment. Only nine per cent of Kenyan learners attained minimum mathematics proficiency, compared with 65 per cent across OECD countries. The results raise questions about translating classroom discipline and teacher support into stronger practical learning outcomes. Kenya’s performance in the latest…
UNICEF says climate hazards disrupted schooling for more than 171 million students worldwide in 2025. Storms, floods and heatwaves caused widespread closures, suspensions and other interruptions across education systems. Children in poorer countries faced the greatest risks as schools struggled to withstand repeated shocks. More than 171 million students globally, or one in 10, from…
The article examines how merit, aptitude, equity and capacity will shape Grade 10 placement. Learners may select preferred senior schools, but their choices will not automatically guarantee admission to those institutions. Parents are encouraged to prioritise suitable pathways, subject combinations and facilities rather than traditional school prestige. Selecting a senior school may be straightforward. Securing…
Kenya recorded low scores in science, mathematics and reading in the latest global PISA assessment. Only nine per cent of Kenyan learners attained minimum mathematics proficiency, compared with 65 per cent across OECD countries. The results raise questions about translating classroom discipline and teacher support into stronger practical learning outcomes. Kenya’s performance in the latest…
UNICEF says climate hazards disrupted schooling for more than 171 million students worldwide in 2025. Storms, floods and heatwaves caused widespread closures, suspensions and other interruptions across education systems. Children in poorer countries faced the greatest risks as schools struggled to withstand repeated shocks. More than 171 million students globally, or one in 10, from…
The article examines how merit, aptitude, equity and…
Kenya recorded low scores in science, mathematics and…
UNICEF says climate hazards disrupted schooling for more…
Egerton University and the Council for Legal Education…
The article examines expectations facing Wilson Sossion and…
Wilson Sossion and Antonina Lentoijoni were sworn in…
A group of Yatta teachers have received DCI…
eKitabu’s Digital Essay Competition has drawn a record…
The University of Kabianga has warned students against…
ECDE officers have petitioned the Senate over salary…
Kenya must treat AI literacy as a core…
A three-year UK study by Impetus and Public…
Stephen Onkeo, a young man working to raise…
A survey has found that 89 per cent…
The High Court has ruled that HELB cannot…
CBE offers Kenya an opportunity to shift learners…
KUPPET Western Region Secretary Sabala Inyeni has defended…
Artificial intelligence poses a growing risk through unchecked…
A Usawa Agenda report has revealed that 35…
TVET Director Rosemary Kimani has urged principals in…
