The ministry of education is looking forward to introducing junior secondary schools as from January next year. Following reports from the ministry, the Competency Based Curriculum will benefit all learners as they look forward for a bright future. The grade six national examination KPSEA, is set to be conducted in November and learners to join junior secondary schools early next year.
Well, Dkt Njengere detailed that, the grade six examination KPSEA follows the Basic Education Curriculum framework, guidelines that were unveiled by the ministry of education in 2019. He also said that, “the mode of administration will entail a combination of a teacher administered formative assessment in grades four, five and six and a summative assessment to be administered by KNEC at the end of grade six.” As quoted.
According to a report shared by KNEC on Friday, June 3, head teachers parents and candidates can now confirm the registration details for the 2022 KPSEA examination by sending an SMS to 20076. As indicated on the KNEC website.
Speaking today at Kisumu on preparation on how they will introduce the junior secondary schools next year, Professor George Magoha confirmed that face one is 97% done, and next week they will start their face two by constructing more class rooms. What can you say about this. Drop your comment in the comment section below.
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