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KCPE Results Expected Next Week

KCPE Results Expected Next Week

Kenyan students and their families are eagerly awaiting the release of the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) exam results, which are expected to be announced next week. This announcement comes from Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu, who confirmed the completion of the exam marking process.

The KCPE exams this year were particularly significant as they marked the end of an era. The exams were the last to be conducted under the 8-4-4 system, which is being phased out after a 38-year run. Notably, Machogu praised the administration of the exams, highlighting the minimal cases of cheating reported, which is a positive reflection of the integrity and efficiency of the examination process.

Speaking at the 3rd Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE) Kenya international conference on girls’ education in Africa, Machogu said, “We have completed the marking process and will release the results anytime next week.” This announcement sets the stage for the next critical phase in the educational journey of approximately 1.4 million KCPE candidates.

In a move that will be welcomed by parents and guardians, the Cabinet Secretary also revealed plans to expedite the placement of students into secondary schools. The aim is to complete the Form One admissions before Christmas. This proactive approach is intended to give families enough time to prepare for the next academic phase, which is set to commence around the third week of January.

Machogu’s commitment to ensuring that Form One admissions are completed in a timely manner is a reassuring sign of the government’s dedication to streamlining the educational transition from primary to secondary school. This efficient management of the education system is essential, especially in a time of significant structural changes with the phasing out of the 8-4-4 system.

The government’s focus on providing quality education and supporting the academic journey of its young citizens is evident in these efforts. As families across Kenya await the KCPE results, there is a shared sense of anticipation and hope for a smooth transition into the next stage of their children’s educational journey.

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