In the aftermath of the recently released KCSE exam results, a student in Runyenyes Constituency, Embu County, has astonished many by scoring a B Plus, a significant improvement from his low KCPE marks when he joined Ena Day Secondary School. Derrick Muthinji Ireri, who had obtained only 230 marks in …
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The 2023 KCSE candidates, along with schools and parents, are in a state of disbelief and confusion following reports of alleged grade alterations on the KNEC portal. It has been reported that high-achieving students discovered unexpectedly lower grades, while struggling students saw significant improvements seemingly out of nowhere. However, the …
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Wilson Sossion, former Secretary General of the Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT), has linked the subpar performance in the previous year’s KCSE exam to a shortage of motivated educators in many schools. During an an interview on Citizen TV’s Daybreak Show, Sossion expressed worry about the significant number of …
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