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The Ministry of Education has released the academic calendar for the 2026 school year, outlining term dates, holidays, and national examination schedules for Basic

If you were one of the many parents left reeling by the recent Grade 10 placement results -finding your child assigned to a day

Ministry gives parents seven days to adjust school preferences as CBE’s first major test reveals technical failures, confusion over grading system, and top STEM

President William Ruto has unveiled plans to establish a Ksh500 million annual National Minority Scholarship Programme aimed at expanding access to quality education for

The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has issued a strong warning to schools and members of the public against circulating misleading and fake analyses

Five public primary school teachers from Kiharu Constituency have been whisked away to Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), as a reward for their exceptional

Kenya has cleared at least 44,495 schools for capitation, even as a nationwide audit continues to reveal tens of thousands of ghost learners and

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has dismissed reports claiming that the government has increased boarding fees for public senior secondary schools. In a statement

Seventeen students in Marsabit County have been caught with mobile phones during the ongoing Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exams, raising new concerns

The Ministry of Education has announced an ambitious plan to use drones for delivering national examination materials across Kenya, a move aimed at reducing logistical

Parents of Litein Boys High School have filed a case in court challenging a Sh49,000 fine imposed on each student after recent unrest, accusing

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has been ordered to reinstate a teacher who was demoted and left earning only Ksh1.25 per month after being

Parents of students at Litein Boys High School in Kericho County will shoulder a Ksh69 million fine to repair extensive damage caused during a

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has cautioned teachers and education stakeholders against exam malpractice as Kenya prepares for the 2025 national examination period that

President William Ruto unveiled sweeping reforms to address teachers’ long-standing frustrations, from stalled promotions and underfunded schools to medical cover, pensions, and housing. The