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KNEC Latest Recruitment For Supervisors, Centre Managers And Invigilators

February 21, 2026 News Pro Team Leave a comment

Knec Recruitment 2022-2023 for Centre Managers, Supervisors, and Invigilators; Council Seeks Personnel to Manage PTE CBC Qualifying Test

KNEC News Today; The Kenya National Examinations Council is currently seeking professionals who will be contracted to manage this year’s CBC qualifying test.

According to the latest KNEC news, the Council has officially launched the nomination process for center managers, supervisors, and invigilators.

The afore-mentioned contracted professionals will be engaged in the administration of the CBC qualifying test in various teacher education centers between July 4, 2022, and July 27, 2022.

Knec; Official Dates and Time Table for CBC Qualifying Test

The official dates for the CBC qualifying test have been set between July 4, 2022, and July 27, 2022.

The Teachers Service Commission has therefore been requested by KNEC to map out teachers who are qualified and ready to serve in the above-mentioned positions during the administration of the CBC assessment tests.

In a circular signed by TSC boss Dr. Nancy Macharia, all TSC Sub County directors have been urged to identify CBC qualifying exam officials and vet them before deploying them to the KNEC Contracted Professionals’ CP2 System. Click HERE to download the timetable for the CBC Qualifying test.

TSC 2022 Simplified Guide On Updated TPAY Terms And Conditions Of Use For Teachers,

Grade 7 (Junior Secondary) Placement/Admission for KPSEA Candidates; Selection Criteria and Official Reporting Dates; Why All KPSEA Candidates May Not Join Day Schools for Junior Secondary,

You Should Be Ashamed Of Yourselves! Magoha Weighs In On Fake Degrees: List of Aspiring Politicians With Fake Academic Credentials,

TSC Great News! A Score Of Acting School Administrators To Be Confirmed: July 2022 Promotions,

TSC Salaries 2022; MPs order TSC to avail budget for promotion of teachers with higher qualifications,

“The 2022 Teacher Education Examinations are scheduled to start on July 4, 2022, and end on July 27, 2022. In preparation for the administration of these examinations, the Kenya National Examinations Council would wish to have the details of all the center managers, supervisors, and invigilators who will be engaged in the activity,” noted Dr. Nancy Macharia in the Latest TSC Circular.

Latest TSC Circular on Nomination of Centre Managers, Supervisors, and Invigilators for the 2022 CBC Qualifying Exam

The circular which was copied to KNEC CEO Dr. David Njengere, all TSC County directors, and sub-county directors of education further directs the officers charged with the responsibility of nominating contracted professionals to ensure that the number of supervisors and invigilators is rationalized to match the need, especially during optional papers.

KNEC PTE 2022 TIMETABLE AND TIMINGS OF PAPERS

Click HERE to download the 2022 KNEC Primary Teacher Education PTE timetable PDF format.

KNEC 2022 Primary Teacher Education (PTE) Examination Timetable, Instructions

Trainers should ensure that the candidates take note of the instructions given at the back and are aware of the penalties for irregularities or misconduct.

DAYS, DATES, SESSIONS, AND DURATION

S.NO	DAY & DATE	SESSION	ITEM NO	PAPER CODE	PAPER/SUBJECT NAME	DURATION
2.1	MONDAY04/07/2022	REHEARSAL DAY
2.2	TUESDAY05/07/2022	8.00 am – 5.00 pm	1.	1015/2A	KSL Expressive Skills (Practical) Paper 2A	15 minutes per candidate
2.3	WEDNESDAY06/07/2022	8.00 am – 10.15 am(1^st session)	2.	2011/1	Mathematics Paper 1	2 hrs 15 mins
		8.00 am – 10.30 am(1^st session)	3.	3014/1	Art & Craft Paper 1	2 hrs 30 mins
		10.30 am – 11.30 am			BREAK	1 hr
		11.30 am – 2.30 pm(2^nd session)	4.	1011	Education	3 hrs
2.4	THURSDAY07/07/2022	8.00 am – 10.30 am(1^st session)	5.	1014	Physical Education	2 hrs 30 mins
		10.30 am – 11.30 am			BREAK	1 hr
		11.30 am – 1.30 pm(2^nd session)	6.	1013/1	Kiswahili Paper 1	2 hrs
		11.30 am – 2.00 pm(2^nd session)	7.	1015/1	KSL Paper 1	2 hrs 30 mins
2.5	FRIDAY08/07/2022	8.00 am – 10.15 am(1^st session)	8.	2011/2	Mathematics Paper 2	2 hrs 15 mins
		8.00 am – 10.30 am(1^st session)	9.	3013/1	Social Studies Paper 1	2 hrs 30 mins
		10.30 am – 11.30 am			BREAK	1 hr
		11.30 am – 2.00 pm(2^nd session)	10.	1012/1	English Paper 1	2 hrs 30 mins
		11.30 am – 2.20 pm(2^nd session)	11.	1012/1HI	English Paper 1 (Hearing Impaired)	2 hrs 50 mins
2.6	MONDAY11/07/2022	8.00 am – 11.00 am(1^st session)	12.	1013/2	Kiswahili Paper 2	3 hrs
		8.00 am – 10.30 am(1^st session)	13.	1015/2B	KSL Methodology Paper 2B	2 hrs 30 mins
		11.00 am – 12.00 pm			BREAK	1 hr
		12.00 pm – 2.30 pm(2^nd session)	14.	2013	Agriculture	2 hrs 30 mins
		12.00 pm – 2.30 pm(2^nd session)	15.	3015	Music	2 hrs 30 mins
2.7	TUESDAY12/07/2022	8.00 am – 11.00 am(1^st session)	16.	3014/2	Art & Craft (Practical)	3 hrs
2.7	TUESDAY12/07/2022	8.00 am – 10.30 am(1^st session)	17.	2014	Home Science	2 hrs 30 mins

S.NO	DAY & DATE	SESSION	ITEM NO	PAPER CODE	PAPER/SUBJECT NAME	DURATION
		11.00 am – 12.00 pm			BREAK	1 hr
		12.00 pm – 2.30 pm(2^nd session)	18.	3013/2	Social Studies Paper 2	2 hrs 30 mins
		12.00 pm – 2.30 pm(2^nd session)	19.	2012	Science	2 hrs 30 mins
2.8	WEDNESDAY13/07/2022	8.00 am – 11.00 am(1^st session)	20.	1012/2	English Paper 2	3 hrs
		8.00 am – 11.00 am(1^st session)	21.	1012/2HI	English Paper 2 (Hearing Impaired)	3 hrs
		11.00 am – 12.00 pm			BREAK	1 hr
		12.00 pm – 2.30 pm(2^nd session)	22.	3011	CRE	2 hrs 30 mins
		12.00 pm – 2.30 pm(2^nd session)	23.	3012	IRE	2 hrs 30 mins

INSTRUCTIONS TO SUPERVISORS, INVIGILATORS, TEACHER TRAINERS, AND CANDIDATES

Instructors are advised to ensure that the candidates read these instructions and guidelines carefully and adhere to them. The candidates should be made aware of the penalties for examination irregularities or misconduct.

Breaking News, Education News, TSC

TSC BOSS NANCY MACHARIA ACCUSES PARENTS OF GREED AND IGNORANCE

February 21, 2026 News Pro Team Leave a comment

Today marks the fourth day since the historic dispersal of TSC commissioners to 6 regions where carnal knowledge (usually termed CK) seems to be highly volatile. This comes at the backdrop of overwhelming cases of teacher indiscipline. The cases should be solved within three months but this time teachers have taken a notch higher thus leaving the Teachers Service Commission with no option apart from racing to beat the deadline.

PLOUGHING THE WRONG FIELDS
The Teachers Service Commission has so far received 1000 cases of teacher misconduct. 600 of these were filed across the 47 counties and 400 at its headquarters in Nairobi. Many of these cases involve teachers who have been allegedly “ploughing the wrong fields” affirming that indeed newly blossomed roses smell better. These teachers are purported to have been illegally engaged in sexual activities with under-age school-going students. Within the last 7 years, 1228 teachers have been laid off and deregistered due to having sexual relationships with learners. Within the year 2018-2019, 151 teachers have been dismissed.

THE MALE TEACHER SYNDROME
The Teachers Service Commission statistics reveal that more male teachers are more likely to fall into the trap of “devouring the forbidden fruit” compared to their female counterparts. Only four cases of female teachers who have been involved in sexual affairs with learners have been reported.

CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
Despite the Teachers Service Commission’s enforcement of the law which bans corporal punishment in all Kenyan schools, some teachers cannot simply opt for better correction measures. They seem to be more devoted to corporal punishment than their employer’s views and the law. Maybe it is time they revisited the 48 laws of power.

THREE MONTHS
The Teachers Service Commission has changed the period within which these cases should be heard. This comes as a relief to the victims and the accused. Initially, the cases would last 6-12months. This long span would create room for manipulation and arm-twisting.

GREED AND IGNORANCE
The Teachers Service Commission Chief Executive Officer Dr. Nancy Macharia has expressed a lot of concern at the glaring menace of teenage pregnancy. The whistleblower cites greedy and ignorant parents as the main factor in promoting underage pregnancies. She blames ignorant parents who still hang on to retrogressive cultural practices such as early marriage for ruining their daughters’ lives.

Dr. Nancy Macharia also accuses parents of their huge appetite for money. The poverty-stricken parents are believed to trade justice with some few coins. Consequently, they have to change their statements in favour of the accused. In the long run, there is obstruction of justice emanating from irresponsible parents.

TEENAGE PREGNANCY
According to this year’s Parliamentary Report, teenage pregnancy is on the rise. Kakamega County has got the highest number-88 cases with Wajir and Mandera tailing with only one. At a glance,

a. Kakamega -88
b. Kisii-61
c. Homa Bay-60
d. Kitui-53
e. Bungoma-47
f. Siaya- 46
g. Tana River- 4
h. Nairobi-3
i. Mandera-1
j. Wajir-1

This report is enough to sound a bell to all education stakeholders. It further serves us with bitter memories of last year’s KCPE and KCSE exams which were marred with cases of girls giving birth.

RELIEF FOR TEACHERS
Despite teachers been termed as blackguards in this mystery, there is enough evidence to sanitize their name and reclaim lost glory. This is because Dr Nancy Macharia confirmed that only 2% of teenage pregnancies are traced back to the teachers. Other notorious community members especially the infamous “bodaboda” riders are preying on school girls.

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TSC Addresses Lydia Ireri’s Plight Following Social Media Protests

February 21, 2026 News Pro Team Leave a comment

TSC Addresses Lydia Ireri’s Plight Following Social Media Protests

The Teachers Service Commission, TSC has responded to a unique case of a teacher who was recruited but has not received her posting letter.

The teacher who has been identified as Lydia Ireri on Monday had set camp outside the TSC headquarters, after allegedly being denied entry.

Left without any option, Madam Lydia resorted to social media platforms to get to the Commission.

The world being a global village, Lydia Ireri’s story got to many Kenyans who bashed the Teachers Service Commission for being callous to the plight of young unemployed teachers like Ms Ireri.

The photos of Ms Lydia and her barely two year old baby sitting outside TSC offices painted a grim picture of the challenges that many Kenyans go through while trying to access essential services from the government.

TSC Responds to Ms Ireri’s Matter

The Commission finally addressed Ms. Ireri’s matter through its head of communications officer Ms. Beatrice Wababu.

According to the Commission, Ms. Ireri is among a group of teachers who got employed late last year but were yet to receive their posting letters to enable them report to their new stations of work.

The disruption caused by the pandemic has made it difficult for the Commission to continue with the process since once a teacher receives their posting letters, they have to physically report to their stations of work.

This is impossible right now. The teachers have to wait until schools are reopened in January so that they can physically report to their new work stations.

The Commission has however expressed regrets about how Ms Ireri was mishandled at the headquarters.

Ms. Wababu said it was rather unfortunate that she and her baby had to traverse many counties to access the offices in vain.

TSC said it has been addressing related cases through it’s formal channels. Hence, Ms Ireri or other teachers with similar issues need not travel all the way to the headquarters.

New Guidelines

This comes barely two months after the Commission issued new Guidelines for teachers wishing to visit the headquarters for any services.

Some of the guidelines include washing hands outside the gate, registration upon entry or exit, wearing masks regularly and having their temperature checked.

Breaking News, General, TSC

TSC Walks The Talk, Sacks Nakuru High Principal For Hiking Remedial Money; TSC Disciplinary Process

February 21, 2026 News Pro Team Leave a comment

TSC Teachers News 2021-2022: TSC Walks The Talk, Sacks Nakuru High Principal For Hiking Remedial Money; TSC Disciplinary Process

TSC Code of Conduct

Every profession has got a set of rules and regulations that govern employees’ conduct with an aim of maintaining harmonious relations and order.

The Teaching Profession is no exception. The teachers’ employer, Teachers Service Commission, TSC-Kenya has got a code of conduct that regulates the behavior of teachers in and outside their designated work stations.

Failure to adhere to the infamous TSC Code of conduct attracts severe penalties with interdiction for a period not exceeding six months being the most common.

The latest news hitting the headlines today indicate a fresh twist and turn of events. This follows the Teachers Service Commission’s rather unusual step after it interdicted Nakuru High School Principal Mike Yator for breaching the Ministry of Education guidelines on school fees and charging extra levies.

According to a letter from Nakuru County TSC Director Fredrick Ng’ang’a, Mr Yator was interdicted for contravening Basic Education Act, Section 29 by charging more school levies.

“It is alleged that you charged extra levies to students in the years 2020 and 2021 contrary to the Basic Education Act, Section 29 while you were the Principal Nakuru Boys High School. Consequently you are hereby interdicted with effect from September 1, 2021,” the letter reads.

Senior source within TSC Revealed that Yator has been given 21 days to defend himself before the teachers’ employer.

During the interdiction period, TSC has directed Mr Yator to be reporting to the nearest sub-county education office at least once a month. This comes after parents accused him early last year accused him of hiking remedial fees from Sh2,500 per term to Sh7,500. Mr Yator has served as the principal of Nakuru Boys High School for more than four years.

Here is a full guide on what the interdicted principal is up for.

TSC Interdiction Process, a complete guide 2021-2022

A number of offences can lead to a teacher’s interdiction. Read them here.

The TSC interdiction and disciplinary process
The process of interdicting and disciplining a teacher is quite elaborate, see below;

Reporting a misconduct:

Any allegations of misconduct against a teacher are reported to any of the following: the TSC Secretary, the County Director, the head of institution/ head teacher/ Principal, the Board of Management Secretary or any government law enforcing agency e.g the EACC and Police.

The report may be made through writing or verbally

Investigating the allegations:
Upon receiving the report on the allegations, the TSC carries out investigations; directly or through its agents like: the BOM, Head of institution or the County Director.

Interdiction process:
If the investigations reveal glaring gross misconducts, the TSC or BOM serves the teacher with a letter of interdiction specifying the actual allegations against the teacher. (Ensure that you inform and involve your trade union as they may come in-handy during the whole process).

Proceeding for interdiction:
The interdicted teacher or head of institution must clear and leave the educational institution within 48 hours (2 days) upon receiving the letter of interdiction.

Salary status during interdiction:
An interdicted teacher shall be paid half salary during the period of interdiction except if the interdiction is due to: Chronic absenteeism, desertion of duty, having been jailed or held in legal custody, misappropriation or mismanagement of public funds, fraudulent claims and funds receipt, use of false certificates, Forgery, impersonation, collusion and immoral behaviour.

Reporting status of interdicted teacher:
An interdicted teacher shall be required to report to the Teachers Service Commission’s nearest Sub-County office once a month. This is done in order to ascertain progress of discipline case and to provide an updated contact address.

Invitation to appear before a disciplinary panel:
An interdicted teacher shall receive official written communication for the hearing of the discipline case at least a month before the date of hearing.

The communication is done through: the teacher’s last known address, the address of the teacher’s next of kin, hand delivery, the last station of work (before interdiction) through the head of institution and the permanent address provided by the teacher at recruitment.

TSC can also make a telephone call to the teacher, send an email to the teacher, an SMS to the teacher’s phone number and the TSC’s website.

Composition of the Disciplinary Panel:
Administration of a disciplinary process shall be either at the County offices of Commission’s head quarters.

The panel shall consist of: A TSC’s represemntative (Chair), 2 directors, An officer from division dealing with matters touching on the discipline(EACC, Children’s,)

Powers of the disciplinary panel:
Administer oaths, invite witnesses, require the teacher to produce identification and professional documents, inform teacher of offence committed and allowing such a teacher to give defense, examine witness and allow the teacher to cross examine witnesses.

Determination of a discipline case:
TSC shall, within 28 days after hearing date, inform the teacher of its decision regarding the disciplinary case and give adequate reasons for decision arrived at.

Administering disciplinary action:
The TSC, after hearing the disciplinary case, may determine that:

the teacher is not guilty of the offence and shall revoke the interdiction.
a teacher has committed an offence that does not warrant removal from the register and may: warn the teacher in writing, surcharge the teacher, suspend the teacher for a period not exceeding 6 months without pay, retire the teacher in the public interest, dismiss the teacher from the teaching service, refer the teacher for medical evaluation to determine suitability of the teacher to continue executing teaching services.
a teacher is guilty of the offence and his name be removed from the register.
This is a head start for you. Such that if by any chance you find yourself on the receiving end, you will at-least have a rough idea of the next course of action to be taken.

Also, familiarize yourself with the TSC code and other regulations.

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List-Top 100 Boys Secondary Schools KCSE 2022/2023 Results in the Coast Region per County

February 21, 2026 News Pro Team Leave a comment

KCSE 2022/2023 Top 100 Boys’ Secondary Schools in Kenya per County and Region- Coast Region

Voi Boys High KCSE 2021/2022 Results-Performance Analysis and Ranking by Knec in 2021/2022; School Mean Score-6.120, Number of As, Grade Summary, and Distribution & Transition Rate to Universities and Colleges in 2022

Top 100 Boys Secondary Schools KCSE 2022/2023 Results in the Coast Region per County; Light Academy Boys High School, Arabuko Forest High School, and Dr. Aggrey Boys High bore the brunt of the KCSE 2022 examinations to emerge as the top three boys’ only secondary schools regionally. Top in the chat is the Light Academy Boys with a B+ of 9.9 points. Clinching the Top 100 KCSE 2022 boys’ schools in the coast region is Voi Boys High School with a C- (5.57 points.)

S/NO	SCHOOL	POS	MEAN	CATEGORY	COUNTY	REGION	TYPE
1.	Light Academy Boys Mombasa	29	9.9	Private	Mombasa	Coast	Boys
2.	Arabuko Forest Boys High	92	8.84	Private	Kilifi	Coast	Boys
3.	Dr. Aggrey Boys High School	117	8.6	Extra County	Taita Taveta	Coast	Boys
4.	Kwale High School	129	8.4	National	Kwale	Coast	Boys
5.	Mwaghogho Secondary School	130	8.4	Mixed Day and Boarding	Taita Taveta	Coast	Mixed
6.	Kenyatta Boys High School- Mwatate	148	8.23	National	Taita Taveta	Coast	Boys
7.	Shimo La Tewa Boys High School	340	6.739	National	Mombasa	Coast	Boys
8.	Mpeketoni Boys High school	364	6.46	National	Lamu	Coast	Boys
9.	Mwaghogho Boys High School	379	6.3	County	Taita Taveta	Coast	Boys
10.	Kinango Boys Secondary School	447	5.7143	Extra County	Kwale	Coast	Boys
11.	Voi Boys High School	471	5.57	Extra County	Taita Taveta	Coast	Boys

KCSE 2022/2023 Top 100 Boys’ Schools Regionally (Coast Region)- CS Machogu

Top 100 Boys’ Only Secondary Schools in the Coast Region KCSE 2022/2023 Exams per County

Light Academy Boys High School, Arabuko Forest High School, and Dr. Aggrey Boys High are unrivaled in the KCSE 2022/2023 results for the Coast Region.

National schools take the lion’s share of KCSE 2022 Top 15 slots nationally,

national schools’ dazzling KCSE 2022 results; check mean scores HERE.

Arabuko Forest Boys High 2023 KCSE Results
Kwale High School 2023 KCSE Results
Mwaghogho Boys High 2023 KCSE Results
Light Academy High School 2023 KCSE Results
Voi Boys High 2023 KCSE Results
Kinango High School 2023 KCSE Results
Kenyatta Boys High 2023 KCSE Results
Mpeketoni Boys High School 2023 KCSE Results

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KCSE 2022/2023 Top 200 Schools per county and region in 2023

KCSE 2022 Top 100 Schools per county and region in 2023

KCSE 2022 Top 50 Schools per county and region in 2023

KCSE 2022\ Top 10 Schools per County and Region-Nairobi County, Nairobi Region

2019 KCSE CANDIDATE DIES IN BOTCHED DELIVERY

February 21, 2026 News Pro Team Leave a comment

2019 KCSE CANDIDATE DIES IN BOTCHED DELIVERY

RATA SECONDARY SCHOOL’S 2019 KCSE CANDIDATE DIES MOMENTS AFTER COMPLETING HER EXAMS ON WEDNESDAY

A 2019 KCSE candidate met her death on Wednesday while giving birth moments after completing her exams.

The deceased KCSE candidate whose name is yet to be revealed by authorities was sitting for this year’s KCSE exams at Rata Secondary School located in Seme, Kisumu County.

Confirming the unfortunate incident Isaak Atebe the County Director of Education said that preliminary reports from the school Principal Benson Okoth showed that the candidate died at a local dispensary on Wednesday night.

EXTERNAL LINKS

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2001350417/kcse-candidate-dies-in-botched-delivery-moments-after-paper

https://www.nation.co.ke/news/education/KCSE-results-out-before-Christmas/2643604-5358134-dobtq0/index.html

https://nairobinews.nation.co.ke/editors-picks/kcse-results-to-be-released-before-christmas-magoha

LABOUR PAINS AND COMPLICATIONS

Being a day scholar, the candidate had successfully completed her Wednesday papers and left the school together with her friends.

At night, she developed labour pains and was rushed to a nearby dispensary where she developed complications and died before being referred for specialized care.

Mr Atebe further added that they are yet to receive a more comprehensive, written report from the school.

He has also dispatched a team from his office to investigate the incident further.

DELIVERY DATE

Sources within the school indicated that the 18-year-old had not shown any signs of difficulties during the exam period.

Besides, her due date of delivery was next week.

When contacted, the area sub-county Police Commander Hellen Rotich said they were yet to receive the report.

The 2019 KCSE exams will come to an end next week.

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READ ALSO: HOW TO ACCESS 2019 KCPE/KCSE KNEC RESULTS

HERE ARE IMPORTANT DETAILS AND GUIDELINES ON HOW TO ACCESS KCPE AND KCSE RESULTS

THIS IS HOW YOU CAN RECEIVE OR DOWNLOAD THE 2019 KCPE/ KCSE RESULTS ONLINE OR THROUGH SMS:

The Kenya National Examinations Council, KNEC which administers national exams in Kenya is set to release this year’s KCPE and KCSE results after marking.

The KCPE exam which marks the end of Primary level schooling ant facilitates a transition into secondary school is usually administered in October.

KCSE, on the other hand, marks the end of secondary school education and facilitates a transition into tertiary levels of learning such as colleges and universities in Kenya.

FOR MORE EXCLUSIVE NEWS ON UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES, CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW

https://Important Links Ministry of Education, Science & Technology

Education and Training Authority (TVETA) Kenya Government Portal

MARKING OF KCPE/KCSE

The KCPE/KCSE exams are marked by trained examiners who undergo KNEC training every year.

The marking of national exams is usually confined to particular marking centres located in Kenya’s nerve centre-Nairobi and its environs.

KCPE is partly marked by examiners-Composition and Insha and Optical Mark Recognition Scanners (OMR).

KCSE examiners are usually trained in April every year.

After marking, the results are analyzed and released by the Education Cabinet Secretary, CS after briefing the President on the results.

DO NOT MISS OUT ON KNEC BREAKING NEWS. BE THE FIRST ONE TO RECEIVE THEM BY CLICKING ON THE LINK BELOW:

https://HOW TO DOWNLOAD 2019 KCPE AND KCSE EXAMS

CHECKING OF KNEC RESULTS:

There are three ways through which you can check your results:

THROUGH THE KNEC SMS CODE 20076
USING THE KNEC ONLINE PORTAL: knec.ac.ke
VISITING YOUR SCHOOL

HOW TO CHECK YOUR KNEC RESULTS USING THE KNEC SMS CODE 20076

This is the fastest and most efficient way of checking KNEC results.

You need to send an SMS with your Index/ Random number to 20076.

This service is available for all the three network service providers in Kenya i.e. Safaricom, Airtel and Telcom.

The cost of a single SMS is Kshs 25.

NOTE: YOU MUST WAIT FOR THE OFFICIAL RELEASE OF THE EXAMS BEFORE SENDING THE SMS.

HOW TO CHECK FOR KNEC KCPE AND KCSE RESULTS USING THE KNEC ONLINE PORTAL

To check your results through KNEC’s online portal, you need your index/random number, internet and a mobile phone or computer.

BELOW IS A SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURE:

Visit the official KNEC WEBSITE knec.ac.ke
Click on the KCSE/KCPE Results tab.
Select the year in which you sat for the exams
Enter your index number/ random number
Click on the ”Submit” button to complete the process.
Your results will be displayed on the screen after a while.

Lastly, you can visit your former school to access the results after the official release.

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Education Ministry to Shut Down Illegal Boarding Schools

February 21, 2026 News Pro Team Leave a comment

The Education Ministry is planning to shut down Illegal boarding schools in both primary and secondary school levels.

According to a circular by the Education Permanent Secretary Dr Belio Kipsang to all schools in Kenya, all schools offering boarding services to learners without obtaining the necessary legal documents will be shut down.

According to the circular, some day schools have converted into boarding schools without being duly reassessed and reregistered.

Besides, some day schools are forcing learners in senior classes and senior forms that is in class seven and eight and in form three and four to board despite not having sufficient facilities.

Besides, the ministry has also warned school heads against demanding for extra levies from parents in the name of teacher motivation and extra learner programmes such as remedials.

For instance, a lead school in Nandi County forced parents to pay an extra Kshs 15,000 for teacher motivation.

Besides, another school in Nairobi County has also demanded for Kshs 15, 000 for teacher motivation.

Therefore, all heads have been strongly advised to stick to the gazetted fees structure provided by the Ministry of Education.

Below is the 2020 school fees structure given by the Ministry of Education

TABLE 2: THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION’S SET SECONDARY SCHOOL FEES

HERE IS THE 2020 FEES STRUCTURE FOR DAY SECONDARY SCHOOLS

2020 SCHOOL FEE STRUCTURE FOR DAY SCHOOLS IN KENYA

VOTE HEADS	PARENT	GOK (AMOUNT IN KSHS)
TEACHING/ LEARNING MATERIALS AND EXAMS	0	4, 144
MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT	0	5, 000
OTHER VOTE HEADS-LT $T, ADM., EWC, P.E	0	9, 400
ACTIVITY FEE	0	1, 500
MEDICAL AND INSURANCE	0	2, 000
SMASSE	0	200
TOTAL SCHOOL FEES	0	22, 244

TOWN SCHOOLS

The maximum fees for all national and extra county secondary schools located in major towns is capped at Kshs 75, 798 PER YEAR.

The Government is planning to subsidise this fee with Kshs 22, 244. The rest of the amount should be raised by the parent or guardian.

BOARDING SCHOOLS

The Kenyan Government will also facilitate the education of each learner in boarding school equal to the capitation offered for learners in day schools.

The parents will have to cater for boarding fees applicable to different categories of schools and their location.

THE FOLLOWING TABLES SHOW THE BOARDING SCHOOLS’ FEES STRUCTURES FOR VARIOUS CATEGORIES OF SCHOOLS BASED ON LOCATION

BOARDING SCHOOLS’ MINISTRY OF EDUCATION FEES STRUCTURE FOR CATEGORY A

Category A schools include all National schools, extra county secondary schools located in the following major towns: Nairobi, Mombasa, Nakuru, Nyeri, Kisumu, Thika and Eldoret.

VOTE HEAD	GOK	PARENT	TOTAL
TEACHING/LEARNING MATERIALS AND EXAMS	4, 144	0	4, 144
BOARDING EQUIPMENT AND STORES	0	30, 385	30, 385
MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT	5, 000	2, 000	7, 000
OTHER VOTE HEADS	9, 400	20, 371	29, 771
ACTIVITY FEE	1, 500	798	2, 298
MEDICAL AND INSURANCE	2, 000	0	2, 000
SMASSE	200	0	200
TOTAL AMOUNT	22, 244	53, 554	75, 798

BOARDING SCHOOL FEES FOR SCHOOLS IN CATEGORY B

Category B secondary schools include boarding schools located in other areas except for Nairobi, Nakuru, Kisumu, Eldoret, Mombasa, Nyeri, and Thika

VOTE HEAD	GOK	PARENT	TOTAL
TEACHING/LEARNING MATERIALS AND EXAMS	4, 144	0	4, 144
BOARDING EQUIPMENT AND STORES	0	25, 385	25, 385
MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT	5, 000	2, 000	7, 000
OTHER VOTE HEADS	9, 400	12, 900	22, 300
ACTIVITY FEES	1, 500	250	1, 750
MEDICAL AND INSURANCE	2, 000	0	2, 000
SMASSE	200	0	200
TOTAL AMOUNT	22, 244	40, 535	62, 779

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Top Best 100 Schools In Narok County KCPE Knec Results Per County

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Narok County KCPE 2022 Results Top 100 Schools and Candidates; Narok County KCPE Results December 2022 Top 100

List: Top 100 Pupils in 2022 KCPE Results for Narok County (Official)

Narok County prides itself in producing two schools in the top 20 KCPE 2022 results. Top in the chat is AIC Kilgoris Faith Academy School with a mean score of 394 marks.

SCHOOL	MEAN	POSITION	COUNTY	REGION
ACK Kilgoris Faith Academy	394	1	Narok	Rift Valley

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KCPE 2021/2022 Results for Narok County; Top 100 Schools and Candidates

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SCHOOL	MEAN	POSITION	COUNTY	REGION
ACK Kilgoris Faith Academy	394	1	Narok	Rift Valley

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School Name	KCPE 2020 Top candidate(s)	COUNTY	REGION	Overall position-candidate
Kari-Mwailu Primary School	Faith Mumo Kawee	Makueni	Eastern	1
Chogoria Girls Primary School	Wesonga Yvette Nanzala	Meru	Eastern	2
Maseno Girls Boarding Primary School	Muriithi Angel Gakenia	Kisumu	Nyanza	2
Nzoia Sugar Company Primary School	Wanyonyi Samuel Makhanu	Transnzoia	Western	4
Lessos Hills Adventist	Kipkirui Abiud	Nandi	Rift Valley	7
Crystal Hill Academy	Castro Williams and Daniel Chris Mboya	Kericho	Rift Valley	7
St. Mathews Septonok.	Tarus Chepkemboi Laureen	Nandi	Rift Valley	7
Karatina DEB Primary School	MWANGI Margret Waruguru	Nyeri	Central	11
Nairobi Primary School	Bernice Checed Omondi	Nairobi	Nairobi	11
Chogoria Girls	Kiogora Joy Nkatha	Meru	Eastern	11
Emmanuel Springs Academy	Njenga Lowell Magambo	Makueni	Eastern	11
Ober Boys	Polycarp Ombongi Kiyondi	Homa Bay County	Nyanza	11

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NEW CBC TIMETABLE FOR UPPER PRIMARY

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NEW CBC TIMETABLE FOR UPPER PRIMARY

HERE ARE GUIDELINES ON HOW TO DESIGN THE NEW CBC TIME TABLE FOR GRADE 4 LEVEL

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The new Competence-Based Curricullum has already been rolled out up to Grade Three level.

Curriculum masters in all schools whether public or private are therefore expected to design a new timetable for the next level, Grade 4.

This is according to the circular written by Dr Belio Kipsang on behalf of the Ministry of Education.

Below are quick guidelines to help you sail through smoothly:

NEW CBC GUIDELINES TO HELP YOU DESIGN NEXT YEAR’S GRADE 4 TIME TABLE

LESSON DISTRIBUTION AND TIME ALLOCATION

-The total number of lessons per day is 8.

-Each lesson will last for 35 minutes.

-Lesson distribution per subject is as shown below:

	LEARNING AREA	NO. OF LESSONS PER WEEK
1.	MATHEMATICS	5
2.	PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION	5
3.	ENGLISH	4
4.	KISWAHILI OR KENYA SIGN LANGUAGE	4
5.	SCIENCE ANT TECHNOLOGY	4
6.	SOCIAL STUDIES	3
7.	HOME SCIENCE	3
8.	AGRICULTURE	3
9.	CRE/IRE/HRE	3
10.	ART AND CRAFT	2
11.	INDIGENOUS/ FOREIGN LANGUAGES i.e. FRENCH, ARABIC AND GERMAN	2
12.	PASTORAL PROGRAM INSTRUCTION, PPI	1
13.	MUSIC	1
14.	TOTAL NUMBER OF LESSONS	40

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL FOR SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATION (SNE)

This is purely meant for special needs learners who cannot be subjected to the regular CBC learning curriculum.

It is the second level in the stage-based CBC for special need learners.

Learners with special needs include:

Profound disability
Multiple impairments
Severe autism
Deaf- blindness
Severe cerebral palsy
Severe intellectual disability

LESSON DISTRIBUTION FOR INTERMEDIATE SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATION LEVEL

-This level shall have only 6 lessons per day.

-Each lesson will last for 35 minutes.

-Lesson distribution based on the learning area is as shown below:

	LEARNING AREA	NO. OF LESSONS PER WEEK
1.	COMMUNICATION, SOCIAL AND LITERACY SKILLS	5
2.	ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING SKILLS	5
3.	RELIGIOUS EDUCATION	2
4.	SENSORY-MOTOR INTEGRATION	3
5.	ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVITIES	3
6.	NUMERACY ACTIVITIES	3
7.	CREATIVE ACTIVITIES; ART AND CRAFT	2
8.	CREATIVE ACTIVITIES; MUSIC	2
9.	PSYCHO-MOTOR ACTIVITIES	5
10.	TOTAL NO.OF LESSONS	30

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POINTS TO NOTE

English will continue being the language of instruction for all learning areas save for Kiswahili, foreign and indigenous languages.
Not all public primary schools will be selected by the Ministry of Education and the Teachers Service Commission to offer foreign and indigenous languages.
Home Science and Agriculture will be allocated 1 theory lesson and a double lesson for practical activities.
Science and Technology will be allocated two single lessons and a double lesson for practical activities.
Physical and Health Education will be time tabled daily for every grade. Besides, it should be activity-based.
Pastoral Programmes of Instruction, PPI should be conducted by a reputable and responsible member of a recognized religious faith within the school community. The religious faith must be legally registered in Kenya.
Co-curricular Activities are compulsory and should be implemented as recommended for all the learners undergoing formal training.
Schools are expected to ensure that all learners participate in community service activities based on the curriculum designs offered.
Schools should create opportunities for parental involvement and sharing of ideas regarding CBC implementation.
Schools should incorporate core values in learning the learning process across all the learning areas in Upper primary.
The last two lessons every Friday (5 %) of teaching time should be time tabled for Teacher Professional Development Activities, TPAD. Learners on the other hand, should be allowed to interact with digital devices, library work, TV and radio programmes aired live by the KICD.

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TSC SALARY INCREMENTS, JULY 2020: THIS IS WHAT THE KSHS 11 BILLION PAY RISE FOR TSC-EMPLOYED TEACHERS ENTAILS

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TSC SALARY INCREMENTS 2020: THIS IS WHAT THE KSHS 11 BILLION PAY RISE FOR TSC-EMPLOYED TEACHERS ENTAILS

WHICH CATEGORIES OF TEACHERS ARE LIKELY TO BENEFIT FROM THE KSHS 11 BILLION SALARY INCREMENT? GET YOUR FACTS RIGHT!

Teachers in the TSC payroll are likely to enjoy an enhanced annual increment in their basic salary after members of Parliament approved the Kshs 11 billion allocations for the exercise.

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This is what the Kshs 11 billion TSC salary increments for the over 300, 000 teachers entail

All teachers who are employed by the TSC on permanent and pensionable terms will get an enhanced annual increment in their basic salary.

TSC Promotions (Increased salaries)

At least 100, 000 teachers will also get promoted starting July 2020. 50, 000 of these teachers are currently serving in various secondary schools with diploma qualifications.

P1 teachers who currently fall under grade B5 will be promoted to the next grade that is C1. Their salary will be increased from Kshs 24, 476 to Kshs 30,595.

TSC Recruitment 2020

Kshs 2 billion will be used to employ 5, 000 new teachers on permanent and pensionable terms to enhance the 100 percent transition program.

The TSC will also use Kshs 1.2 billion to recruit 10, 000 extra teachers on an internship basis to ease the workload in Kenyan schools.

CBC Training 2020/2021

In preparation for the roll out of the new Competency Based Curriculum in Grade five, parliament had approved Kshs 1 billion for teacher training.

TPAD: TSC Directs Teachers to Update their TPAD Immediately

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TSC Directs Teachers to Update their TPAD Immediately

The Teachers Service Commission, TSC now wants teachers to open and fill their Teacher Performance Appraisal Development, TPAD assessment tools immediately since this data will be required soon.

In a message sent to school Principals and heads, the Commission wants practicing teachers to provide information on their TPAD tools immediately.

“Hi colleagues. Please ensure that your teachers have opened and maintained their tpads account. You should start this exercise now. Update is going to be requested soon,” reads one of the messages at our disposal.

New TSC TPAD Tool

In November 2019, the Commission introduced a user-friendly TPAD tool, commonly referred to as TPAD2.

Two teachers from every school were trained on how to create and log into the new TSC TPAD2 account.

For those who may not be well versed with the procedure, below is a simplified guide and the official TSC TPAD2 creation or activation link

TSC tpad2 Creation/Activation, login, URL: an ultimate guide on how to easily create, activate, login and use the latest user-friendly TPAD2 url link (https://35.229.67.130/auth/login)

This article provides reliable information on how to create, activate or log onto the new TSC TPAD2 portal, the latest TSC TPAD2 user-friendly URL link, TPAD Process, and new TSC TPAD teaching standards

Section 52 of the TSC Code of regulations for requires teachers to actively take part in the Teacher performance and appraisal development processes.

These include: Creating a TSC TPAD Portal, setting teaching/ learning targets on a termly basis, and working towards achieving them.

How to easily Create/Activate your TSC TPAD2 Portal using the new TSC tpad2 URL account creation link

Note: The new TSC TPAD 2 log in access link/ address is https://35.229.67.130/auth/login

How to register and log into your new TPAD2 login portal

Click on this link https://35.229.67.130/auth/create_account to access the new TSC TPAD2 registration portal

Create your new TSC TPAD2 account by first filling in the required data that is your TSC number, Phone number, ID number, Email address, and password.

After filling in the above details, click on the tab labeled “Create Account” to create your new TSC TPAD2 account.

Once your new TSC TPAD2 account is created, it will automatically get logged onto.

In the next window, fill in the following details: level of education and subject combinations for instance English and Literature then click on “Submit.”

Now your TSC TPAD 2 login account is ready for use, proceed to log in by clicking on the tab labeled “Proceed to log in.”

Requirements for TSC TPAD2 portal account

Teachers are expected to provide the following details when logging onto their new TSC TPAD2 accounts:

TSC number
ID number
Log in Password

Role of Appraiser and Appraisee in the new TSC Tpad

The above-mentioned roles are assumed by teachers at various capacities. The appraiser is expected to assess the development of a teacher in terms of curriculum delivery and award marks as per the guidelines provided.

The school head performs the following TPAD Roles:

Playing an oversight role in TPAD implementation by all teachers

Continuously monitoring and evaluating the appraisal process and compiling termly reports to be submitted to the sub-county education director for forwarding to the TSC.

Offering relevant feedback regarding TPAD implementation for example knowledge gaps

Appraising the deputy head (heads) at the school level

Counter-signing TPAD documents for all teachers within the school

New roles of deputy heads in the New TSC TPAD

Updating lesson attendance for all teachers

Arbitrating for teachers

Scheduling meetings and appraising Heads of Departments and curriculum masters

Counter-signing registers on a weekly basis

TPAD Process: simplified steps

Roll out of appraisal calendar
Setting of targets
Working towards meeting the set targets and gathering evidence on the various achievements made
Self-appraisal based on set standards and competencies
Appraisal rating by the appraiser based on the evidence collected
Meeting between appraiser and appraisal for agreed rating based on the evidence gathered
Identification of gaps
Development of teacher support and performance development
Implementation of teacher support and performance development

New TSC TPAD Checklist

BELOW IS A COMPLETE CHECKLIST OF ALL TSC PROFESSIONAL DOCUMENTS FOR THE NEW TSC TPAD TOOL

1. Current Personal Timetable
2. Syllabi
3. Updated lesson plans
4. Updated lesson notes
5. Updated records of work checked on a weekly basis
6. Approved schemes of work
7. Exam analysis per subject (Continuous and summative assessment results)
8. Marked learners’ exercise books
9. Co-curricular and team-building activity records
10. Learners’ Guidance and Counselling records
11. Copies of staff and departmental meetings’ minutes
12. TPAD records
13.Individualized Educational Programmes, IEP records
14. Professional Development records
15. Lesson observation records
16. Involvement with the community and other stakeholders
17. ICT integration in the teaching/ learning process
18. Teaching aids

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Latest TSC teachers salary scales 2023-2024

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TSC 2033/2024 Salary Structure for teachers 2023

TSC Salary scale 2023/2024

Following the completion of the monetary CBA, the current salary scales of teachers employed by Teachers Service Commission are as follows:

CHIEF PRINCIPALS (T- Scale 15)

These are Heads of Institutions in National and Extra County Schools with over 1000 students. They will get a salary increment of up to Sh9,496. The lowest earner in this group will walk home with a salary of Sh131,380 while the highest earner in this group will earn Sh157,656 per month.

SALARY POINTS JOB GROUP GRADE BASIC SALARY 2023

1 Q D5 131,380

2 Q D5 131,380

3 Q D5 131,380

4 Q D5 131,380

5 Q D5 131,380

6 Q D5 131,380

7 Q D5 131,380

1 R D5 131,380

2 R D5 131,380

3 R D5 131,380

4 R D5 131,380

5 R D5 148,360

6 R D5 152,937

7 R D5 157,656

SENIOR PRINCIPALS (T- Scale 14)

Senior Principals head County Schools with over 540 students. These Principals will earn a monthly perk of Sh118,242 and 121,890.

SALARY POINTS JOB GROUP GRADE BASIC SALARY 2023

1 P D4 118,242

2 P D4 118,242

3 P D4 118,242

4 P D4 118,242

5 P D4 118,242

6 P D4 118,242

7 P D4 121,890

PRINCIPALS (T- Scale 13)

These are Principals heading Sub- County. The lowest earner in this category earns Sh104,644 while the highest earner takes home a monthly salary of Sh104,644.

SALARY POINTS JOB GROUP GRADE BASIC SALARY

1 M D3 104,644

2 M D3 104,644

3 M D3 104,644

4 M D3 104,644

5 M D3 104,644

6 M D3 104,644

7 M D3 104,644

1 N D3 104,644

2 N D3 104,644

3 N D3 104,644

4 N D3 104,644

5 N D3 104,644

6 N D3 104,644

7 N D3 104,644

DEPUTY PRINCIPALS III

These administrators of Sub- County and All Day schools. The lowest earner in this grade pockets a monthly pay of Sh91,041 while, the highest earner will pocket Sh91,041.

SALARY POINTS JOB GROUP GRADE BASIC SALARY 2023

1 N D2 91,040

2 N D2 91,040

3 N D2 91,040

4 N D2 91,040

5 N D2 91,040

6 N D2 91,040

7 N D2 91,040

SENIOR HEAD TEACHERS, SENIOR MASTER II AND DEPUTY PRINCIPALS IV

Primary schools with enrolment of over 1000 learners are headed by Senior Head Teachers with Grade D1 (T- Scale 11). While, Senior Master II with Grade D1 (T- Scale 11) are administrators in County Schools with with over 540 students.

SALARY POINTS JOB GROUP GRADE BASIC SALARY 2023

1 M D1 77,840

2 M D1 77,840

3 M D1 77,840

4 M D1 77,840

5 M D1 77,840

6 M D1 77,840

7 M D1 77,840

1 N D1 77,840

2 N D1 77,840

3 N D1 77,840

4 N D1 77,840

5 N D1 77,840

6 N D1 77,840

7 N D1 85,269

HEAD TEACHERS, DEPUTY HEAD TEACHER I AND SENIOR MASTER III

Primary schools with enrolment of below 1000 learners are headed by Head Teachers with Grade C5 (T- Scale 10). While, Deputy Head Teacher I at Grade C5 (T- Scale 10) are administrators in Primary schools with enrollment of over 1000 learners. On the other hand, Senior Master III of Grade C5 (T- Scale 10) are administrators in Sub- County and All Day schools.

SALARY POINTS JOB GROUP GRADE BASIC SALARY 2023

1 G C5 62,272

2 G C5 62,272

3 G C5 62,272

4 G C5 62,272

5 G C5 62,272

6 G C5 62,272

1 H C5 62,272

2 H C5 62,272

3 H C5 62,272

4 H C5 62,272

5 H C5 62,272

6 H C5 62,272

1 J C5 62,272

2 J C5 62,272

3 J C5 62,272

4 J C5 62,272

5 J C5 62,272

1 K C5 62,272

2 K C5 62,272

3 K C5 62,272

4 K C5 62,272

5 K C5 62,272

6 K C5 62,272

7 K C5 62,272

1 L C5 62,272

2 L C5 62,272

3 L C5 62,272

4 L C5 62,272

5 L C5 62,272

6 L C5 62,272

1 M C5 62,272

2 M C5 62,272

3 M C5 62,272

4 M C5 62,272

5 M C5 62,272

DEPUTY HEAD TEACHER II

Deputy Head Teacher II Grade C4 (T- Scale 9) are administrators in Primary schools with enrolment of below 1000 learners.

SALARY POINTS JOB GROUP GRADE CURRENT SALARY SALARY 2023

1 G C4 45,287 52,308

2 G C4 45,287 52,308

3 G C4 45,287 52,308

4 G C4 45,287 52,308

5 G C4 45,287 52,308

6 G C4 45,287 52,308

1 H C4 45,287 52,308

2 H C4 45,287 52,308

3 H C4 45,287 52,308

4 H C4 45,287 52,308

5 H C4 45,287 52,308

6 H C4 47,400 52,308

1 J C4 47,400 52,308

2 J C4 47,400 52,308

3 J C4 47,400 52,308

4 J C4 47,400 52,308

5 J C4 47,400 52,308

1 K C4 47,400 52,308

2 K C4 47,400 52,308

3 K C4 47,400 52,308

4 K C4 49,629 52,308

5 K C4 49,629 52,308

6 K C4 49,629 52,308

7 K C4 49,629 52,308

1 L C4 49,629 52,308

2 L C4 49,629 52,308

3 L C4 49,629 52,308

4 L C4 49,629 52,308

5 L C4 51,632 52,308

6 L C4 51,632 52,308

SECONDARY TEACHER I AND SENIOR TEACHER I

Secondary Teacher I are teachers in Secondary schools whose grade is C3 (formerly L); This is a promotional grade for teachers in secondary school. On the other hand, Senior Teacher I are administrators in Primary schools with enrollment of over 1000 learners with Grade C3.

SALARY POINTS JOB GROUP GRADE BASIC SALARY 2023

1 L C3 43,147

2 L C3 45,124

3 L C3 47,183

4 L C3 49,336

5 L C3 51,588

6 L C3 53,943

SENIOR TEACHER II, SECONDARY TEACHER II & SECONDARY TEACHER II UNTRAINED (UT) AND PRIMARY SNE TEACHERS

Senior Teacher II are administrators in Primary schools with enrollment of below 1000 learners. While, Secondary Teacher III is an entry grade for secondary school teachers who are holders of Diploma in Education.

SALARY POINTS JOB GROUP GRADE BASIC SALARY 2023

1 G C2 34,955

2 G C2 34,955

3 G C2 34,955

4 G C2 34,955

5 G C2 34,955

6 G C2 34,955

1 H C2 34,955

2 H C2 34,955

3 H C2 34,955

4 H C2 34,955

5 H C2 34,955

6 H C2 34,955

1 J C2 34,955

2 J C2 34,955

3 J C2 34,955

4 J C2 34,955

5 J C2 34,955

SECONDARY TEACHER II & SECONDARY TEACHER II UNTRAINED AND PRIMARY SNE TEACHERS

These teachers who fall in Grade C2 (Formerly K) will not receive any salary increment in the current phase. Grade C2 is an entry grade for secondary school teachers who are holders of a Bachelor’s Degree in Education or its equivalent. It is also a promotional grade for holders of Diploma in Education.

SALARY POINTS JOB GROUP GRADE BASIC SALARY 2023

1 K C2 34,955

2 K C2 36,280

3 K C2 37,654

4 K C2 39,081

5 K C2 40,562

6 K C2 42,O99

7 K C2 49,694

PRIMARY TEACHER I AND SECONDARY TEACHER III

These are teachers in grade C1 (Formerly H and J). Grade C1 is an entry grade for secondary school teachers who are holders of Diploma in Education. These tutors will also not also get any salary increment.

SALARY POINTS JOB GROUP GRADE BASIC SALARY 2023

1 H C1 27,195

2 H C1 27,195

3 H C1 27,195

4 H C1 27,195

5 H C1 27,195

6 H C1 27,195

1 J C1 27,195

2 J C1 28,755

3 J C1 30,405

4 J C1 32,149

5 J C1 33,994

PRIMARY TEACHER II

These are teachers at Grade B5 (T- Scale 5) which is the entry grade for primary school teachers. These tutors will not also get any salary increment.

SALARY POINTS JOB GROUP GRADE BASIC SALARY 2023

1 G B5 21,756

2 G B5 21,749

3 G B5 23,787

4 G B5 24,873

5 G B5 26,008

6 G B5 27,195

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Matutu PAG Secondary School KCSE 2023-2024 Results-Performance Analysis and Ranking by Knec in 2023-2024; School Mean 8.2 (KCSE), Rank (144), Grade Summary, and Distribution & Transition Rate to Universities and Colleges in 2024

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Matutu PAG Secondary School KCSE 2023-2024 Results-Performance Analysis and Ranking by Knec in 2023-2024; School Mean 8.2 (KCSE), Rank (144), Grade Summary, and Distribution & Transition Rate to Universities and Colleges in 2024

OFFICIAL KCSE Results 2023/2024 for Matutu PAG High School

In KCSE 2023 results, the school registered an improvement after posting an impressive mean score of 8.2 B-, a positive deviation from (KCSE 2022 results). It was ranked position 144 nationally. The school presented 56 candidates for the KCSE 2023 exams. 51 out of the 56 KCSE 2023 candidates attained the minimum entry grade- C+ to universities and colleges under KUCCPS sponsorship in 2023-2024. The KCSE 2023 grade distribution for Matutu PAG Secondary School is as follows: A(0), A-(0), B+(4), B(19), B-(21), C+(7), C(4), C-(1), D+ (0), D(0), D-(0).

Matutu PAG Secondary School 2022/2023 KCSE Results Analysis and Grade Count

Matutu PAG Secondary School records an impressive result in the 2023 KCSE exams. The school recorded a mean score of 8.2 points which is a B- (minus).

The school’s current mean score thus stands at 8.2 B- (KCSE 2023 Results) a marked improvement, a positive deviation from KCSE 2021- April 2022 Results.

This is a top brass national school located in Matutu, Nyamira County, Nyanza Region in Kenya that has made it to the list of KCSE Top 100 schools nationally.

In KCSE 2023, it was ranked position 144 among the top nationally. Check out the 2023/2024 KCSE results for Matutu PAG Secondary School at the KNEC portal once the results are officially released. Click Here to access the KNEC portal.

Matutu PAG Secondary School

The school offers both the new Competence Based Curriculum, CBC, and the nearly phased-out 8-4-4 education system to the students under the Kenyan curriculum. It has got approximately 600 students and over 30 teaching staff.

Matutu PAG Secondary School Notable Alumni,

Notable alumni encompass renowned lawyers, doctors, advocates, doctors, and teachers. Click HERE to view notable alumni of the school.

Matutu PAG Secondary School KCSE results,

Based on its tradition and high entry grade/ pass mark during form one selection, the school is likely to excel in the upcoming KCSE examinations. Click HERE to view a comprehensive analysis of KCSE Results for the school and other KCSE top-performing schools once the results are officially released.

Matutu PAG Secondary School form one selection,

Form one selection to this school is purely done online by the ministry of education based on KCPE merit.

KCSE Results 2023-2024 for Matutu PAG Secondary School

Matutu PAG Secondary School Posts Stellar Performance during the KCSE 2023-2024 Results, Check out the School’s KCSE 2023-2024 results, Mean score, grade distribution, candidature-enrolment rates, number of As, ranking, mean grade summary, and previous KCSE Results on our website at newspro.co.ke

Matutu PAG Secondary School stamped authority once more in Nyamira County on matters of academic performance and KCSE 2023-2024 Results ranking in 2024.

The school proved its worth after scooping the highly sought-after KCSE 2023 top grades thus emerging among the Top 200 schools nationally and the best-performing and top-ranking school in Nyamira County.

Worth noting is the fact that during the KCSE 2023 Results released in January 2024, Matutu PAG Secondary School had over 80% of its KCSE 2023 candidates attaining the minimum direct entry grade to the university under full government sponsorship-KUCCPS in 2023-2024.

Matutu PAG Secondary School KCSE 2023/2024 Results- A Comprehensive Performance Analysis & Grade Count Summary for Matutu PAG Secondary School, one of the KCSE 2023/2024 Top Ranking Secondary Schools Nationally and in Nyamira County, Nyanza Region

If you are dying to know how Matutu PAG Secondary School performed during the KCSE 2023-2024 KNEC exams, we have provided a comprehensive analysis of the school’s KCSE 2021-2022 results on our website. Click on the following link to access Verified KCSE 2021-2022 Results for all KCSE Top performing schools; official KNEC Results Portal,

Matutu PAG Secondary School KCSE 2023 Mean Score,

Matutu PAG Secondary School KCSE 2023 Grade Count Summary and Grade Distribution,

KCSE 2023-2024 Results Analysis for Matutu PAG Secondary School 2024,

Matutu PAG Secondary School KCSE Results 2024,

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2021/2022/2023 KCPE Results Out! Here is How to check KCPE Results 2021/2022

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2021/2022/2023 KCPE Results Out! Here is How to check KCPE Results 2021/2022

KCPE 2021/2022/2023 Results @ How to Check?: The Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) is a certificate awarded to students after completing the approved eight-year course in primary education in Kenya. In this page, we will discuss How to check KCPE Results 2021/22/23 online?

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KCPE 2021-2022 Results

KCPE Result 2021/2022– How to check KCPE Results 2021/2022?

KCPE 2021/2022:

Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) is the only mandated body charged with the responsibility of administering transitional summative exams at the Primary Education level in Kenya under the guidance of the Ministry of Education.

Every year this special exam that helps learners transit to secondary level is conducted in the second week of November and takes four days but the KCPE 2020/2021/2022 tests are unique given that they will be conducted outside the usual November dates. KCPE 2021 for instance will be conducted in early March this year.

Primary education in Kenya begins at the age of 5 to 7 after completion of a year of kindergarten commonly known as Nursery School or pre-unit. The first class or year of primary school is known as Standard 1, the final year as Standard 8 and primary school children are known as pupils. The school year at both primary and secondary levels begins in January and ends in November. Students get 3 school vacations in April, August, and December.

STATISTICS:

Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) results 2021 announced on * March/ April 2022.

The KCPE candidates can check results through SMS by sending their index number to 22252 or on the KNEC website.

The top 2021 KCPE candidate scored over 430 out of 500 marks.

No KCPE candidates gets cancelled Results as Knec vows to tackle the issue of exam leakages.

Subjects tested in KCPE:

The subjects examined are Maths, English, Swahili, Social Studies, Science and Religious Studies (Christian/Islamic/Hindu). Social Studies includes a bit of Kenyan History, Civil education, current County system of government as well as all the Religious Studies. Each subject is worth a maximum of 100 marks. Each candidate is, therefore, able to earn a maximum of 500 marks.

How to check KCPE Results 2021-2022?

Kenya National Examinations Council allows candidates and their parents to check the KCPE exam results through online and SMS. Sending your index number to 22252 or on the KNEC website.

Solution 1:- Check KCPE 2021-2022 Results Online:

The Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) examination – This is the exam which is done after one completes his primary (elementary) education. This is when one is in standard eight. After completing the exam, one can proceed to secondary school.

How to check KCPE Results 2021-2022

Results are then announced by the Minister for Education some three or four days after Christmas day. Students can print KCPE Examination Result Slip online through KNEC Portal online. Check below for details steps.

Step 1: Open Your Laptop or Mobile Web Browser.

Step 2: In Address Bar type “www.knec-portal.ac.ke“

Step 3: Find “2021 Online Result Slip“.

Step 4: Click on the option.

Step 5: KCPE – RESULT SLIPS window will open.

Step 6: Enter Your “User Name” and “Password”.

Step 7: Click on the “Login” Button.

Step 8: Enter Your “KCPE 2021 Index Number”.

Step 9: Enter Your “Examination Year” as 2021.

Step 10: Click on “Find” Button.

Final step- Subject wise results of KCPE 2021 will displayed.

Solution 2:- Check KCPE Results 2021-2022 by SMS :

Once KCPE examination results published by KNEC, the result can be view or download from KNEC Portal and KCPE Result can also access in SMS by using Safaricom, Airtel and Orange networks for couple Kenyan shilling (KES) as per charges.

Send SMS with your <<Index Number>> to 22252

Send SMS with your <<04122101001>> to 22252

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TSC List Of Feted/ Awarded Teachers 2021-2022: TSC List of Teachers Honoured 2021-2022

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TSC List Of Feted/ Awarded Teachers 2021-2022: TSC List of Teachers Honoured 2021-2022

TSC List Of Feted/ Awarded Teachers 2022

The Teachers employer, TSC, has celebrated teachers from across the country as it marks the 2022 World Teachers’ Day.

Speaking during celebrations in Nairobi, TSC boss Dr. Nancy Macharia stated that the process of identifying the teachers that were feted was done in strict conformity to the TSC Performance Recognition, Reward and Sanction Policy Framework.

According to TSC boss, all the teachers will be feted based on the rewards system outlined in this TSC policy – which stresses on meritocracy and detailed due diligence in recognizing staff.

In the year 2021, a total of 31 TSC teachers were Feted in October and rewarded for their unsurmountable contribution towards the teaching and learning process.

TSC Boss Dr Nancy Macharia also mourned demise of 90 teachers who succumbed to Covid-19 in the previous year.

Furthermore, Dr. Macharia stated that all teachers have so far received at least the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine, urging all tutors to purpose to get fully vaccinated.

“Allow me to first of all celebrate posthumously our Ninety (90) Heroes and Heroines who succumbed to COVID-19 over the last year, some of them in the middle of their tireless efforts to ensure learning in our schools was back on track,” she said.

The event was attended by education stakeholders and members of teachers unions.

Below is the full list of TSC Feted Teachers October 2021

1. Maiyo Sammy Kipchumba (Kapsabet Boys – Nandi)
3. Kuria John Munyua (Mang’u High)
5. Waweru Jacinter Njeri (Mary Hill Girls – Kiambu)
6. Nzyoka Stephen Ngoma (Utafiti Pry-Kibwezi)
7. Josleen Karimi Mugambi (Kathigiri Boarding – Meru)
8. SR Onyancha Anne M (St. Peters Mumias)
9. Kurgat Charles Kimutai (Tenwek Boarding – Bomet)
10. Magut Isaac Kipruto (St. Mathews Septonok – Nandi)
11. Jerotich Getrude (Nandi Hills Pry – Nandi)
12. Lucas Opiyo Okello (Igorera Sec. – Kisii)
14. Salat Adow Alim (Rhamu Day Sec. – Mandera)
15. Rosebella K. Munzala (St Joseph’s Girls Kitale – Trans Nzoia)
16. Edward Condo Gona (Mnamwenga Pry Sch. Kilifi)
17. Julius Munguti Nzioka (Kwa Mulungu Pry Sch -Kitui)
19. Welly Hassan (Elan Pry Sch -Garissa)
22. Aggrey Warialo (Natando Pry Sch for PI Bungoma)
24. Margaret Njuguna (Thika Primary for VI Kiambu)
27. Lydia Nelima Namisi (Nzoia Sugar Primary Bungoma)
28. Mathew Masaku Wambua (Kari Mwailu Pri Sch Makueni)
29. Ademba Eric Otieno, MBS (Asumbi Girls Homa bay)
30. Jane Kimiti HSC (Othaya Girls Nyeri)
31. Peter Tabichi, MBS (Keriko Sec Nakuru)

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TSC Pay Rise for Teachers 2022/2023; This is What was Discussed between KNUT Official and TSC on CBA 2021-2025 Reviews

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TSC Pay Rise for Teachers 2022/2023; This is What was Discussed between KNUT Official and TSC on CBA 2021-2025 Reviews

TSC News Today; It is one year down the line since Teachers’ unions went to bed with TSC and signed a non-monetary Collective Bargaining Agreement 2021-2025. The effects of the signing of the current CBA were however a disillusioned teaching fraternity with no hope of pay rise for the next four or so years in spite of the harsh economic times.

In a bid to redeem themselves, the Kenya National Union of Teachers KNUT Officials last week held a meeting with the Teachers Service Commission bordering on possible salary Rise talks. This is what transpired during the meeting:

Salary Rise for Teachers 2022-2023

The Deputy Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) secretary-general has revealed what transpired during the meeting between the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) and the teachers’ union.

Hesbon Otieno, the KNUT Deputy Secretary-General said that talks regarding salary increments as well as other issues affecting teachers were discussed and concluded.

“We had a cordial discussion that ended on Friday and we successfully concluded our meeting with TSC,” said Otieno while being applauded by teachers.

However, Otieno did not reveal the Commission’s offer and what was agreed on.

KNUT held a meeting with the Commission last week led by KNUT Secretary-General Collins Oyuu over a possible deal that would mean a pay rise by the end of this month.

Together with the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Teachers (KUPPET) have been pushing for a review of the Collective-Bargaining Agreement (CBA) signed in July last year that did not contain any monetary gains for teachers.

Even though the CBA did contain any monetary gains, KNUT officials have been expressing optimism that a review can be done to include a salary increment.

Otieno revealed that the talks regarding the CBA will be revealed in public this week led by Secretary-General Collins Oyuu.

“We will reveal information at the right time. The secretary-general himself will speak and the whole of the republic will know the discussion we are having with the Teachers Service Commission,” revealed Otieno.

2021-2025 Collective Bargaining Agreement

The 2021-2025 CBA did contain some good items that pleased teachers with maternity and paternity leave being guaranteed to take 90 to 120 days for female teachers and 14 to 21 days for male teachers.

The CBA also included the promotion of teachers working in the Arid and Semi-arid areas (ASAL) that are hard to staff.

On her part the TSC Chief Executive Officer while addressing the nation following the signing of the 2021-2025 CBA revealed that the CBA could undergo review once the country recovers economically.

TSC said that the reason any salary increment was not allowed for teachers in the public section was due to an advisory opinion from the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC).

“SRC advised that there would be no review of the basic salary structures, allowances, and benefits paid in the public sector in the financial year 2021/2022 – 2022/2023,” Dr. Nancy Macharia had said.

KNUT is now pushing for a pay rise of 15-20% and Oyuu also wants a review of commuter and house allowances to match the rising inflation that is affecting the country.

On the other hand, KUPPET wants the lowest-paid teacher to have a pay rise from Kshs. 34,955 to Kshs. 59,425 and that of the highest-paid increased from 118,242 to Kshs. 153,715.

In addition, the union also wants commuter allowance to be raised from Kshs. 5,000 to Kshs. 8,500 for the low cadre teachers and Kshs. 16,000 to Kshs. 20,000 for the highest-paid teachers.

At the moment teachers, just like all Kenyans are struggling with inflation and the rising cost of living with their payslips shrinking leading to some resorting to committing suicide. For instance, one primary school teacher committed suicide in Kandongu village in Kirinyaga County.

Following investigations, it was found that the teacher had jumped into a well on Tuesday leaving behind a suicide note detailing why she decided to take her life.

“The suicide note indicated that Ms. Karuria was fed up with life. She revealed that she had a lot of debts that should be cleared by her two sons. She also instructed her sons to share her property equally,” revealed Mr. Wilson Koskei who is the Mwea West Sub-County police boss.

Teacher Professional Development TPD

Another issue that was discussed was the Teacher Professional Development (TPD) training and promotion of primary school teachers to teach in Junior Secondary School (JSS).

The Commission has insisted that teachers have to meet the requirements for deployment to secondary schools.

KNUT is also pushing the Commission to allow primary school teachers with a degree in secondary option but with grade C (plain) in their Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) to teach in junior secondary.

The union is also holding talks regarding Parliament’s recommendations which ordered the promotion of teachers who upgraded their certificates.

However, the Commission has defended itself in support of its decision to adopt Career Progression Guidelines, saying that the previous way of promotion of teachers had become unfeasible with many teachers graduating with various qualifications.

According to the MPs, teachers who have acquired diplomas, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degree while in service should be promoted.

TSC intends to use the TPD as a tool for promoting teachers and has also maintained that the requirements for deploying PTE teachers stay in junior secondary.

According to TSC, for a primary school teacher to be deployed to teach at the junior secondary school level, he or she must;

Be a Kenyan citizen
Be a holder of a P1 certificate;
Be a holder of a Bachelor’s Degree in Education with 2 teaching subjects;
Must have attained at least a C+ (Plus) mean grade at the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) or its equivalent and C+ (Plus) or its equivalent in the two teaching subjects;
Must be serving under the Teachers Service Commission.

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According to a letter from Nakuru County TSC Director Fredrick Ng’ang’a, Mr Yator was interdicted for contravening Basic Education Act, Section 29 by charging more school levies.

“It is alleged that you charged extra levies to students in the years 2020 and 2021 contrary to the Basic Education Act, Section 29 while you were the Principal Nakuru Boys High School. Consequently you are hereby interdicted with effect from September 1, 2021,” the letter reads.

Senior source within TSC Revealed that Yator has been given 21 days to defend himself before the teachers’ employer.

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KCPE 2020 Top candidate(s)

COUNTY

REGION

Overall position-candidate

Kari-Mwailu Primary School

Faith Mumo Kawee

Makueni

Eastern

1

Chogoria Girls Primary School

Wesonga Yvette Nanzala

Meru

Eastern

2