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Free End-Term 1 Exams for Grade 1 to 7 – Download Now!
Hey parents, teachers, and students! End-term exams don’t have to be stressful. We’ve got FREE end-term 1 exams for Grade 1 to 7 to help students prepare with ease. Why Use These Exams? ✅ CBC-Compliant: Designed to match the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). ✅...
No More Forced Math? CBC Senior Schools Give Students the Power to Choose
For years, students have dreaded one unavoidable subject—mathematics. But in a dramatic policy shift, learners in Kenya’s senior schools will no longer be forced to grapple with algebraic equations or the mysteries of the periodic table—unless they actually want to....
Kenya’s University Landscape: Where to Get Your Degree Without Regrets
The Commission for University Education (CUE) has rolled out a comprehensive list of universities authorized to operate in Kenya, ensuring that students don’t fall into the trap of course mills masquerading as academic institutions. Public Universities: The Backbone...
Court to Fired Teacher: “No Job, No Reinstatement, No Sliding into DMs
NAIROBI – A Kenyan high school teacher’s desperate bid to return to the classroom has flopped after a court upheld his dismissal over allegations of inappropriate online conversations with a teenage student. The Employment and Labour Relations Court in Nairobi...
From Classroom to Cellblock: Teacher Sentenced to 25 Years for Crimes Against Students
MOMBASA – A primary school teacher who was entrusted with shaping young minds will instead spend the next 25 years behind bars after being convicted of sexually assaulting a 10-year-old student. On March 6, the High Court in Mombasa, presided over by Justice Ann...
Court Shatters Kenya School of Law’s Monopoly on Advocates Training
For nearly two decades, the Kenya School of Law (KSL) has been the gatekeeper of legal training in Kenya, standing tall like a stubborn bouncer at the entrance of the Advocates Training Programme (ATP). But in a dramatic courtroom twist, the Court of Appeal has ruled...
Schools to Receive Long-Awaited Ksh 14 Billion Capitation Next Week
It’s been a long wait, but there’s finally good news for public secondary schools: the government will release the remaining Ksh 14 billion in capitation funds next week. Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has assured institutions that the money is on its way,...
Degree or Diploma? The Surprising Shift as More Top Students Pick TVET Over University
In what might seem like an academic plot twist, a growing number of Kenyan students who qualify for university degrees are choosing Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) instead. Yes, you read that right—some students who could be flexing in...
KUCCPS Opens Applications for Teacher Training Colleges
If you've ever dreamed of standing in front of a classroom, imparting knowledge, and wielding the mighty power of red pens, now is your chance! The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) has officially flung open its digital doors for...
Free KCSE 2024 Past Papers
If you’re serious about improving your KCSE performance this year and in future, then past papers should be your best friend. We’re giving you FREE KCSE 2024 past papers to help you revise and prepare like a pro. But before you download them, let me share a real story...