KUPPET Warns Ksh6,000 School Capitation Gap Could Force Students Home
KUPPET warns schools could send students home as a Ksh6,000 capitation shortfall threatens operations, essential services and final-term learning.
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KUPPET warns schools could send students home as a Ksh6,000 capitation shortfall threatens operations, essential services and final-term learning.
KNEC has released 2026 assessment timelines, requiring schools to administer Grade 10 tests from October and upload results by October 23.
Omtatah is demanding transparency from KNEC over the company printing Kenya’s 2026 national exams, including ownership, capacity, costs and subcontracting arrangements.
KNEC warns KPSEA candidates and schools that widespread misconduct could cancel entire assessments, while serious violations may trigger disqualification and criminal penalties.
The Ministry of Education has dismissed fake Term III calendar changes, confirming schools will reopen August 24 and examinations will proceed as scheduled.
A new Bill could restrict teachers from striking during national exams as unions threaten a boycott over unpaid allowances worth Ksh1.5 billion.
KNEC has invited contractors to supply secure examination storage containers as preparations intensify for the 2026 KCSE and KJSEA examinations.
KNEC has launched blockchain-secured digital KCSE certificates for candidates from 1989 to 2025 through its new online platform.
KNEC will begin paying 2025 KCSE and KJSEA invigilators, supervisors and examination personnel from Thursday after receiving government funding.
KNEC has introduced stricter digital rules requiring employers and universities to verify KCSE certificates through its official e-Certificate platform.
Teachers have threatened to boycott the 2026 KCSE examinations unless the government clears Ksh4 billion in unpaid examination supervision allowances.
KNEC has directed schools to strictly follow Grade 10 subject selection guidelines as registration continues ahead of the July 30 deadline.
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KUPPET warns schools could send students home as a Ksh6,000 capitation shortfall threatens operations, essential services and final-term learning.
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KNEC has released 2026 assessment timelines, requiring schools to administer Grade 10 tests from October and upload results by October 23.