Take Advantage of Mid-Year KCSE Series, Ruto Urges Students.
President William Ruto has encouraged students to seize the opportunity provided by the introduction of a mid-year Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination.
The initiative aims to assist candidates seeking to improve their grades or those who missed the exam due to unforeseen circumstances such as illness. Adult candidates wishing to sit for the July series are also eligible.
The Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) highlighted that the July KCSE series would be particularly beneficial for those aiming to retake specific subjects.
CEO David Njeng’ere emphasized the urgency of this opportunity, noting that the last KCSE under the current format will be administered in 2027. He urged candidates to take advantage of the remaining chances to retake their exams either partially or fully.
Speaking at the inauguration of the Lenana School Primary tuition block in Ng’ando, Dagoretti South, President Ruto reiterated the government’s commitment to education.
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He described education as a great equalizer, pivotal for unlocking opportunities and nurturing talent among young Kenyans. Ruto underscored the government’s role in mentoring and supporting children to contribute meaningfully to national transformation.
Affirmative Action for Nairobi Schools
During the event, Members of Parliament lauded the government’s affirmative action for schools in Nairobi County.
Each constituency has received KSh 58 million to construct new classrooms, with over 3,500 classrooms being built countywide to accommodate increasing student enrollment.
President Ruto assured that additional funding would be allocated in the next financial year to further expand educational infrastructure.
Take Advantage of Mid-Year KCSE Series, Ruto Urges Students.
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