Kenya’s transition to Senior School continues to take shape as Grade 9 learners prepare to make important decisions about their Grade 10 pathways, subject combinations and Senior Schools. For 2026, several changes have been introduced to the Grade 10 selection and placement process. These include a reduction in the number of schools learners select, changes […]
Grade 10 selection has changed and Grade 9 learners, parents and schools need to pay attention. For the 2026 Senior School selection and placement process, learners will select 8 Senior Schools instead of 12, Senior Schools will be limited to a maximum of two subject combinations, and a career pathway checker has been incorporated into […]
What if I told you that some students in our universities today may be studying for jobs that may not exist by the time they graduate? That statement may sound harsh. It may even sound alarmist. But look around. Artificial Intelligence is writing reports, coding software, designing graphics, analysing data, preparing legal drafts, supporting medical […]
Kenya’s education system is rapidly evolving as the Kenya National Education Council (KNEC) accelerates plans to roll out digital assessments and online examinations. With the Competency-Based Education (CBE) system gaining momentum and the pilot phase for senior school digital summative assessments expected in the coming years, schools must begin preparing learners, teachers, and infrastructure for […]
School gates closed. Buses grounded. Parents frustrated. Teachers uncertain. For many school owners and managers in Kenya, this situation is no longer unusual. Whether caused by floods, fuel shortages, political unrest, or public health emergencies, disruptions to learning are becoming more frequent and more costly. Kenya’s education sector has already experienced major interruptions in recent […]
In our country, a silent epidemic is gripping our youth. Mental health issues such as addiction, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are alarmingly common among teens, with studies suggesting that up to 50.5% of students may be affected. At the heart of this crisis lies a powerful, often overlooked factor: parental trauma. Passed down […]