Parents have been urged to provide a calm and supportive environment for their children as they sit for the national exams.
Speaking during rehearsals for the Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA) and the Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA), Kangundo KEPHSA chairman John Ndambuki emphasized the need for parents to avoid stressing or pressuring their children during this critical period.
“The minds of learners need to be at peace so they can fully concentrate on their exams. Any little trigger from parents may interfere with their performance,” said Ndambuki.
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He urged parents to protect and encourage their children and to avoid frustration or unnecessary demands until the exams are over.
His sentiments were echoed by Benjamin Kiio, the head teacher of Tala Township Primary School, who said preparations are complete and learners are ready for the exams beginning Monday.
“The teachers have done their best to prepare the students, and we are confident they will perform well,” said Kiio.
In Matungulu sub county 3965 candidates are sitting for KPSEA exams while 4389 will be doing their KJSEA exams according to the sub county director Lilian Gitahi.
By Agnes Orang’o
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