CBC rollout Stories
The Ministry of Education urges stakeholders, including teachers, parents, and education officials, to actively participate in these discussions to en...
The initiative, spearheaded by the Ministry of Education in collaboration with the Centre for Mathematics, Science, and Technology Education in Africa...
KICD CEO Charles Ong’ondo urged the public to remain vigilant and avoid exposing learners to content that has not met the required standards set by th...
The first day of Grade 9 under CBC was marked by congestion, confusion, and a shortage of classrooms and textbooks.
Muturi emphasised that the promotions reflect the commission's ongoing commitment to recognising and rewarding the hard work of educators.
The 2025 academic year will mark the first time in decades that there will be no Form 1 intake, leaving secondary schools with empty classrooms.
KNEC described the KPSEA results as a significant milestone in the lives of Grade 6 learners, marking their progress within the Competency-Based Curri...
The association also assured parents seeking to buy grade 9 textbooks that they would find them at stores countrywide.
Ogamba reiterated that the 348 boarding schools which were closed last year due to safety standards would reopen only after meeting the necessary safe...
Chaired by Prof Raphael Munavu, the Working Party sought to address challenges in Kenya’s education sector, including access, equity, relevance, quali...
KESSHA national chairperson Willy Kuria expressed concern about the financial shortfall in secondary schools.
The questionnaires are part of KNEC's ongoing efforts to implement the CBC, which is designed to focus on the holistic development of students.
Principal Secretary for Basic Education, Belio Kipsang, confirmed that the government has allocated Sh11 billion for the construction of 11,000 classr...
The lawmakers highlighted several challenges in policy execution, curriculum development, teacher training, and funding.
CS Ogamba also revealed that the government has allocated Sh65.2 billion to support free secondary education, Sh35.9 billion for junior secondary scho...
The government is focusing on building classrooms, recruiting teachers, and distributing learning materials to accommodate the inaugural cohort.
Students will be required to select their areas of specialisation once they reach Grade 9.
KEPSHA Chairman Johnson Nzioka said that the current allocation of Sh1 million per classroom is insufficient.
