Makueni County Director of Education Charles Nyakundi has noted a smooth start to KCSE in the region, revealing that a total of 30,330 candidates – 15523 girls and 14807 boys – are sitting.
There are a total of 424 exam centres; 29 private and 395 public.
Speaking after the opening of examination container, Nyakundi called on all those manning the exams to exercise top integrity and observe time to the end.
He added that all the candidates were in their centres, expressing hope that all will go well and praying for their good health throughout the period.
“We wish all the candidates the best and pray that God grants them good health,” Nyakundi said, noting that since there are no rains, there will be weather interruptions.
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He called for everyone to play their part accordingly, hoping that there will be no irregularities.
While collecting the examination papers, Makueni Boys Chief Principal Francis Mutua, heading the only boys national school in Makueni, said they are fully prepared having completed their syllabus in term two.
His AIC Mwaani Girls counterpart Dr Elizabeth Mutinda said she is optimistic they are going to achieve their set objective.
“Though the candidature is very high, we still hope our target is achievable. I hope the girls will remain strong throughout as I pray for good health,” Mutinda said.
By Lydia Ngoolo
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