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A recent Infotrak survey reveals that 45% of Kenyans are dissatisfied with the Competency-Based Curriculum's grading framework. Conducted across all 47 counties, the poll highlights regional disparities and broader implementation concerns.
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The shift from primary to Grade 10 under Kenya's Competency-Based Curriculum has created major challenges for public secondary schools, with many small ones facing closure risks due to low enrollment. Prestigious national schools are attracting most students, leaving smaller institutions empty. The Ministry of Education has identified 2,700 public schools with fewer than 150 students total.
The Kenya National Examinations Council has released final guidelines for the upcoming Kenya Primary School Education Assessment and Kenya Junior School Education Assessment, set to begin on Monday amid ongoing KCSE exams. These assessments will run concurrently with the secondary school examinations, with specific rules on handling papers and security measures in place. Education officials have assured a smooth process following recent uncertainties.
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The Kenyan Ministry of Education is developing a revised fee structure for senior schools as Grade 9 learners prepare to advance to Grade 10 in 2026 under the Competence-Based Curriculum. Officials emphasize affordability to ensure equitable access for over one million students. The structure will account for specialized pathways like STEM and arts.