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St. Peter’s Mumias Boys High KCSE 2023-2024 Results-Performance Analysis and Ranking by Knec in 2024; School Mean Score-8.5853 B (KCSE 2023), Number of A=1, A-=36, Grade Summary, and Distribution & Transition Rate to Universities and Colleges in 2024

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St. Peter’s Mumias Boys High KCSE 2023-2024 Results-Performance Analysis and Ranking by Knec in 2024; School Mean Score-8.5853 B (KCSE 2023), Number of A=1, A-=36, Grade Summary, and Distribution & Transition Rate to Universities and Colleges in 2024

 

 

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OFFICIAL KCSE Results 2023-2024 of St. peter’s Mumias Boys High School

In KCSE 2023, January 2024 results, the school registered a marked improvement after posting an impressive mean score of 8.5853 B (KCSE 2023, January 2024 Results), a positive deviation from (KCSE 2022- January 2023 results). The school presented 528 candidates for the KCSE 2023 exams. 515 out of the 528 KCSE 2023 KNEC registered candidates attained the minimum entry grade- C+ to universities and colleges under KUCCPS sponsorship in 2024. This translates to 97.54% pass rate. The KCSE 2023 (January 2024 results) grade distribution of St. peter’s Mimias Boys High School is as follows: A(1), A-(36), B+(72), B(155), B-(175), C+(76), C(12), C-(1), D+ (0), D(0). Click HERE to get the KCSE 2024 Results of St. peter’s Mumias Boys High School once this year’s KCSE results are officially.

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The School’s Top Candidate this year scored an A- making it to the list of KCSE 2023 results- Top candidates nationally.

 

Our Lady of Mercy Chebukaka Girls High school 2023-2024 KCSE Results Analysis and Grade Count

Our Lady of Mercy Chebukaka Girls High 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 minus, KCSE 2023, January 2024 Results, a marked improvement from KCSE 2022- January 2023 Results.
This is a prestigious extra county girls’ only boarding school located in Chwele– Bungoma County that has consistently made it to the list of KCSE Top 1000 schools nationally.
In KCSE 2023, it was ranked among the top 300 schools nationally. Check out the 2024/2025 KCSE results of Our Lady of Mercy Chebukaka Girls High school at the KNEC portal once the results are officially released. Click Here to access the KNEC portal.

 

St. peter’s Mumias Boys High School location,

The school is located in Mimias, Kakamega County, Kenya. 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 1000 students and a total of 40 teaching staff.

 

St. peter’s Mumias Boys High School Notable Alumni,

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

 

St. peter’s Mumias Boys High KCSE 2023 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.

St. peter’s Mumias Boys High School form one selection,

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

 

KCSE Results 2023-2024 of St. peter’s Mumias Boys High School

St. peter’s Mumias Boys High 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

 

St. peter’s Mumias Boys High-stamped authority once more in Kakamega 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 2023-2024 top grades including some As thus emerging among the Top 300 schools nationally and the Top 10 best-performing and top-ranking schools in Kakamega County.

Worth noting is the fact that during the KCSE 2023 Results released in January 2024, St. peter’s Mumias Boys High had 97.54% of its KCSE 2023 candidates attaining the minimum direct entry grade to the university under full government sponsorship-KUCCPS in 2024.

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St. peter’s Mumias Boys KCSE 2023-2024 Results- A Comprehensive Performance Analysis & Grade Count Summary for St. peter’s Mumias Boys High School, one of the KCSE 2023/2024 Top Ranking Secondary Schools Nationally and in Kakamega County, Western region

 

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

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Get a detailed analysis of St. peter’s Mumias Boys High– School’s KCSE 2023-2024 mean grade count summary for the whole school and other KCSE top-performing and best-ranking secondary schools across the  47 counties HERE; KCSE 2023-2024 OFFICIAL AND VERIFIED KNEC RESULTS PORTAL

 

 

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TSC Pays Teachers’ Salary with  Slight Changes; Check the Pay Rise and Deductions 2023/2024

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TSC Pays Teachers’ Salary (July) with  Slight Changes; Check the Pay Rise and Deductions 2023/2024

Has TSC paid Teachers Salaries in July?

The key question this July within the realm of education is whether the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has paid teachers’ salaries.

According to the latest TSC news hitting our news desk, TSC has indeed paid July salaries for both teachers and the secretariat. 

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Yesterday, social media pages were dotted with white smoke, a coded message that can only get decoded by teachers showing that salaries had hit their accounts.

Unfortunately, there have been complaints on several KUPPET pages bordering on unwarranted deductions. Some teachers have accused their employer of deducting up to Shs 360 for NSSF yet it is in the public knowledge that all government workers were recently incorporated into a new pension scheme dubbed PSSS.

Now teachers are waiting with bated breath for their July 2023 payslips to confirm whether there were illegal deductions made on their July salaries. Below are some key facts about the newly introduced PSSS pension scheme.

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KENYA’S NEW 7.5 PC PENSION SCHEME: FACTS ABOUT THE NEW CONTRIBUTORY PENSION SCHEME FOR TEACHERS, CIVIL SERVANTS IN KENYA; FULL DETAILS ON THE NEW PENSION SCHEME THAT WILL SEE TEACHERS TAKE A 7.5% PAY CUT AS FROM JANUARY 2021

Teachers, police, and other civil servants in Kenya are preparing for a 7.5% pay cut towards the newly established Public Service Superannuation Pension Scheme, PSSS set to be rolled out in January 2021 as announced by CS Ukur Yattani in August 2020.

 

WHAT IS A PENSION SCHEME?

A pension scheme is a well-planned retirement plan for a particular group of workers. Kenya’s new pension plan targets all employees in the formal sector who will be expected to contribute 7.5% of their monthly salaries.

Kenya’s new pension scheme is mandatory for all public service Commission, PSC employees, Teachers Service Commission (TSC) employees, the National Police Service Commission, NPCS employees, and any other employees that the cabinet secretary deems fit for the mandatory pension contributory scheme.

 

THE HISTORY OF THE NEW PUBLIC SERVICE SUPERANNUATION PENSION SCHEME, PSSS

Many public servants especially new employees do not however understand why or when the new pension scheme was hatched. They were taken aback after CS Yattani announced its rollout in January 2021.

The new pension scheme for civil servants in Kenya dates back to the year 2003. It was given a nod by the cabinet following concerns about the growing wage bill and its unsustainability.

In the year 2004, an actuarial study conducted revealed that the pension liability in Kenya had hit Ksh 271.2 billion, translating to 25% of the Gross Domestic Product, GDP at that time.

For the first time in 2007, the Kenyan government tried to introduce the new Public Service Superannuation Scheme, PSSS. The new scheme however faced a lot of resistance from various quarters.

A later study conducted in 2013 established a ballooned wage bill almost hitting the 1 trillion mark. To manage the ballooned wage bill, the government had to implement the new PSSS pension scheme.

It is now imminent however that the new pension scheme will be implemented after 13 years and it will be mandatory for civil servants aged 45 and below and for the newly employed ones.

 

HOW MUCH WILL TSC EMPLOYED TEACHERS IN KENYA CONTRIBUTE TO THE NEW PUBLIC SERVICE SUPERANNUATION SCHEME?

All employees aged 45 years and below will be required to pay 7.5% of their monthly salaries.

WHICH CATEGORY OF EMPLOYEES DOES THE NEW PENSION SCHEME TARGET?

The new scheme targets more than 500, 000 civil servants

 

HOW DOES THE NEW PENSION SCHEME, PSSS WORK?

Over 530,000 civil servants,  police and teachers included, will in January have their take-home pay cut by 7.5 percent for they will start contributing towards their pension savings scheme.

 

The employees, attached to various ministries and State agencies will hence see a portion of their salaries sliced for onward remittance to the Public Service Superannuation Scheme (PSSS), soon to be created.

 

Membership to the scheme will be mandatory to all new entrants upon commencement of the Act and all employees aged below 45 as at the date,” said a Treasury brief on the fund.

 

“Employees aged 45 years and above will have an option to join the scheme by completing the Public Service Superannuation Scheme option form.”

 

Civil servants were initially to contribute two percent of their monthly salary to the scheme in the first year, five percent in the second, and 7.5 percent from the third year.

 

But the staggering has now been stopped, with workers expected to contribute the 7.5 percent of their pay in the first year, starting January.

 

The government will match the contributions with an amount equivalent to 15 percent of every workers’ monthly pay.

 

This will be equivalent to about Sh6.9 billion monthly contribution or Sh55.87 billion annually, turning pension expenditures to one of the largest budget items.

 

ADVANTAGES OF THE NEW PENSION SCHEME (A DETAILED COMPARISON BETWEEN PSSS AND NSSF)

  1. Employees can transfer pension benefit credits from a former employee to another with a similar pension plan.
  2. Employees can access part of their benefits even before the mandatory retirement age, 60 years.
  3. The past benefits can be transferred to the new scheme.
  4. Teachers will no longer contribute towards the Widows and Children’s Pension, WCPS, and NSSF once they join the new pension scheme.
  5. Employees who remain in the Free Pension Act will be bound by the provision of the Pensions’ Act Cap 189.

 

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KCSE 2019 RESULTS TOP SCHOOLS IN THARAKA NITHI COUNTY, EASTERN REGION

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KCSE 2019 RESULTS TOP SCHOOLS IN THARAKA NITHI COUNTY, EASTERN REGION

A LIST OF TOP SCHOOLS IN THARAKA NITHI COUNTY, EASTERN REGION: NAME OF SCHOOL, KCSE 2019 MEAN SCORE, POSITION IN THE COUNTY AND POSITION NATIONALLY

In Tharaka Nithi County, Chogoria Girls High School was the best in the KCSE 2019 results.

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Chogoria Girls High School had a mean score of 8.31 B- Minus and took position 63 nationally.

Other top/ best schools in Tharaka Nithi County were Kiurani Boys (7.8 B-), Chuka Boys High School (7.6 B- Minus), and Ikuu Boys (7.2 C+).

BELOW IS A LIST OF TOP 10 SCHOOLS IN THE KCSE 2019 RESULTS (THARAKA NITHI COUNTY)

NAME OF SCHOOL KCSE 2019 MEAN SCORE POSITION IN COUNTY POSITION NATIONALLY THARAKA NITHI COUNTY EASTERN REGION
CHOGORIA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL 8.31 B- MINUS 1 63 THARAKA NITHI COUNTY EASTERN REGION
KIURANI BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 7.8 B- MINUS 2 93 THARAKA NITHI COUNTY EASTERN REGION
CHUKA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 7.6 B- MINUS 3 118 THARAKA NITHI COUNTY EASTERN REGION
IKUU BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 7.2 C+ 4 150 THARAKA NITHI COUNTY EASTERN REGION

 

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2023-2024 KCSE Results Download Procedure- KEMIS

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2023-2024 KCSE Results Download Procedure (KEMIS)

It is now crystal clear and within the public knowledge that the much-anticipated KCSE 2023 (January 2024) results are set to be released today. Over 903, 000 students will definitely get their KCSE scores that will enable them transition to higher levels of education- colleges, TVETS and universities.

Unfortunately, not all KCSE candidates are aware of the fact that the procedure for downloading the KCSE 2023-2024 results has been reviewed. According to the Cabinet Secretary in charge of Education Ezekiel Machogu, students will no longer access KCSE results via the KNEC portal as it was the case last year during the release of KCPE 2023 results. KCSE 2023-2024 results will only be accessed online through a single platform dubbed KEMIS, an acronym that stands for the Kenya Education Management Information System, KEMIS.

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In this write-up, we present to you a step-by-step guide on how to access the KEMIS online system for KCSE 2023-2024 results download.

Minimum Requirements for Downloading KCSE 2023-2024 Results Online

  1. Phone, tablet, desktop or computer.
  2. KCSE candidate’s full name.
  3. KCSE candidate’s full index number.
  4. Stable internet connection, Wi-Fi or hotspot.

HOW TO DOWNLOAD KCSE 2023-2024 RESULTS THROUGH THE KEMIS SYSTEM

  1. From your browser for example mozilla, firefox or google chrome, type the initials KEMIS or Kenya Education Management Information System. On the home page, you will see the following information displayed:

    Kenya Education Management Information System (KEMIS)

    Unlock the power of education data with the Kenya Education Management Information System (KEMIS), the Ministry of Education’s revolutionary Single Source of Truth and One Stop Shop for all your educational needs.

  2. Below this information, you will spot two tabs, one for form one selection and placement and another for 2023 KCSE Results. The tab for 2023 KCSE Results is on the right.
    Check Secondary Placement Here          Check KCSE Result Here
  3. Click on the “Open” tab. You will be directed to Search Student 2023 KCSE Results.
  4. Enter the KCSE candidate’s Index Number then full name.
  5. Finally, click on the SEARCH button and wait for the results to load.

ABOUT KEMIS

KEMIS is a cutting-edge, web-based data management solution designed to streamline and centralize education data from institutions across the nation. Our platform processes these datasets to generate insightful reports and post indicators, ensuring that every learner counts.

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Online Data Captures and Education Information Confluence: KEMIS provides a seamless online data capture experience, bringing together a wealth of education information in one central hub.
Shared Data Repository: A collaborative space for education institutions, agencies, and partners to access and contribute to a shared data repository.
Business Intelligence for Educational Insights: Leverage the power of business intelligence tools to generate comprehensive reports on both national and international educational trends.
Flexible Management Tool: KEMIS serves as a flexible management tool, allowing efficient tracking of learning resources and school infrastructure.
Cost-Finance Parameter Tracking: Our platform offers in-depth tracking of media for cost-finance parameters in education and training, ensuring transparency and efficiency.
Geo Mapping and Performance Analysis: Utilize our geo-mapping feature to locate and analyze education institutions, coupled with insightful performance indicators.
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TSC NEW GUIDELINES FOR THE RECRUITMENT OF 2019 TEACHER INTERNS

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HERE ARE CRUCIAL DETAILS IN TEACHER INTERNS’ SALARIES, DEDUCTIONS, CODE OF CONDUCT, AND RESPONSIBILITIES

TSC INTERNS SELECTION

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The Teachers Service Commission had advertised a total of 10, 300 vacancies for teacher interns.

Interested candidates were henceforth required to tender their interest online through the TSC website by 24th October  2019.

After 24th October  2019, County Directors were expected to invite successful applicants for interviews via Short Messaging Service, SMS.

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The recruitment guidelines for 2019/ 2020 FY and guidelines for TSC teacher internships will apply.

Once selected, the TSC intern is expected to sign an Internship Agreement with the TSC using a prescribed format.

TSC INTERNSHIP GUIDELINES

For effective implementation of the TSC internship Programme, the Commission will:

  1. Plan and budget for the internship programme.
  2. Declare Teacher Internship vacancies annually and advertise available vacancies through newspapers and the TSC online website.
  3. Follow any statutory guidelines and national policies on interns.
  4. Appoint supervisors and mentors to assist the interns acquire necessary skills in the teaching field.
  5. Pay teacher interns their stipend.
  6. Monitor and evaluate internship programmes in schools.
  7. Issue certificates to interns upon completion of Internship.
  8. Keep track of all teacher interns who have successfully completed the internship.

 

ROLES OF A SUPERVISOR

The supervisor is on the other hand expected to be accountable for:

  1. Creating an enabling environment for the success and development of interns.
  2. Assigning duties to interns.
  3. Appointing a mentor for the interns.
  4. Supervising work performance of interns.
  5. Appraising the interns.
  6. Setting performance targets for the intern- upon consultation of the intern and the mentor.
  7. Assigning space and equipment to the intern within the school.
  8. Preparing a written evaluation of the performance of the intern and organizing a meeting with the intern for effective feedback.
  9. Monitoring and evaluating the interns.
  10. Giving feedback to the Teachers Service Commission on termly and annual basis on the progress/ development of the intern’s performance and challenges experienced.
  11. Interns cannot be accepted as substitutes for teachers or represent the Commission or the host school in any official duty.

 

 

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KCSE 2024 Results of Kisii County; Top 100 Schools and Students

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KCSE 2024 Results of Kisii County; Top 100 Schools and Students

KCSE 2024-2025 Top 100 Schools in Kisii County

The official release of the 2024 KCSE results on Thursday January 9, 2025 by Education CS Julius Ogamba Migosi has encouraged most candidates especially after the number of university qualifiers (C+ and above) rose by over 45,000. Some of the top performing schools in Kisii County that fought to maintain the top 100 slots in the just released 2024/2025 KCSE results are listed below:

Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High School emerged top in the Kenya Certificate of  Secondary Education, KCSE, examination in Kisii County. The school had a mean score of 10.76 A-a marked positive deviation that propelled it to the peak of academic excellence dethroning and dwarfing academic giants in the country.

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The second and third positions were scooped by St. Paul’s Igonga High School and Mobamba High School; respectively.

Click Here to view an updated full list of KCSE 2024 top 100 schools and students in Kisii County!

 

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Check out a comprehensive analysis of the KCSE 2023 results of Kisii County below:

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County Rank School Name Position Nationally Current Mean Score Current Mean Grade Region
Kisii 1 Cardinal Otunga Boys High School 2 10.76 A- Nyanza
Kisii 2 St. Paul’s Igonga 14 10.24 B+ Nyanza
Kisii 3 Mobamba  High School 15 9.284 B Nyanza
Kisii 4 Kiage Tumaini Boys 51 9.23 B Nyanza
Kisii 5 Kisii School 58 9.12 B Nyanza
Kisii 6 Moteiribe Secondary 66 8.859 B Nyanza
Kisii 7 Nyamagwa girls 85 8.823 B Nyanza
Kisii 8 Nyabururu Girls 88 8.631 B Nyanza
Kisii 9 Nyabite DOK Secondary 101 8.601 B Nyanza
Kisii 10 Nyakoiba High School 102 8.6 B Nyanza

 

KCSE 2023 Results: Top 100 Candidates in Kisii County

SCHOOL NAME POINTS  POSITION COUNTY
Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High School Ogari Philip Otara 84  4 Kisii
Kisii Boys National School Tereri James Makwae 84  18 Kisii
Kisii Boys National School Nyasimi Ken Mokaya  84  19 Kisii
Nyambaria Boys National School Gwaro Gavin Kimang  84 21 Kisii
Kisii Boys National School Ogari Philip Otara  84  26 Kisii
KisiiBoys National School Timothy Makori Nyandemo  84  83 Kisii
KisiiBoys National School Nyandieka Doudas Motori  84  85 Kisii
Kisii Boys National School Bddad Kenoere Nyamora  84  87 Kisii
Cardinal Otunga Boys High School Amos Bomra Onuwa  84  100 Kisii

 

 

Tough Measures for KCSE 2024 Candidates as Knec Casts Net for Malpractice

The Kenya National Examinations Council, KNEC, has upgraded its game, bringing into play several new more stringent measures to curb cheating. In case you missed out, get a quick glimpse of these new policies below:

Among the measures are the personalization of the examination papers to ensure each is unique to a candidate, the rotation of supervisors; as well as a ban on phones for the invigilators, centre managers and candidates during exams.

The 2024 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) will be administered from October 22 to November 22, 2024, while the Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA) and Kenya Intermediate Level Education Assessment (KILEA) will be held from October 28 to November 1, 2024.

One of the key innovations is the personalization of KCSE question papers for each candidate.

According to Knec, this move is designed to prevent cheating by ensuring that each candidate’s exam paper is unique.

Knec CEO David Njengere emphasized that this measure will also enhance the security of the exams by anonymizing the answer scripts during marking, thereby reducing the chances of malpractice and ensuring fairness in the grading process.

This means that the examiners won’t be able to identify the owner of the script, as it will only contain a signature.

 

“This measure is expected to boost exam security by anonymizing answer scripts during the marking process. The KCSE question papers will be personalized for every candidate. This will help anonymise the answer scripts during marking. More details on this innovation will be shared with supervisors and invigilators during the Sub- County briefing sessions,” said Dr Njengere.

The new system aims to streamline the marking of the 2024 KCSE exams, set to be taken by 965,501 candidates across 10,755 centers, an increase from 903,260 in 2023.

Additionally, Knec will administer the KPSEA to 1,313,913 candidates in 32,573 centers, bringing the total number of candidates for national exams to over 2.27 million. Knec has also revised the deployment of security officers.

For the KPSEA exams, security personnel will now only be involved in the distribution and collection of exam materials.

However, the standard practice of deploying at least two security officers to each KCSE examination center will continue.

Another significant change concerns the use of mobile phones during exams. All staff involved in exam administration, such as supervisors, invigilators, and center managers, will now be required to secure their mobile phones in lockable desks, monitored by security officers.

 

This step, Knec said, is intended to minimize any potential misconduct and ensure the integrity of the examination process.

“No phones will be allowed during the opening of the exam papers or while the exams are in progress. Phones will be secured in local desks under the supervision of a security officer, with the center holding the key,” said Dr Njegere.

Ms Antonina Lentoijoni, the Director Staffing, Teacher Service Commission (TSC), emphasised that supervisors and invigilators will not be deployed to examination centers where they have vested interests. Instead, they will be required to declare any affiliations with the centers where they will be assigned.

“They will be required to declare any affiliations with the examination centers where they will be assigned,” said Ms Lentoijoni
Ms Lentoijoni said that they have introduced a rotation system for KCSE supervisors.

Each supervisor will serve at an examination center for only one week before being reassigned.

This strategy is designed to minimize familiarity with the centers and further enhance examination security.

“All KCSE supervisors will be required to serve for only one week at any examination center. They will keep rotating every week. I am confident that even after we have nominated them, none of them will know the centers they will be assigned to. They will be supervised as we sit here today,” said Ms Lentoijoni.

 

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba highlighted that KNEC has expanded the number of distribution centers for KCSE materials by adding 41 new centers which sums up otal to 617, ensuring a smoother and more efficient distribution of exam papers nationwide.

“When we compromise our interventions, we compromise the standards of our certificates, all of us, and that affects our economy, I wish to assure you that the country that the challenges experienced in 2023 in the collection of examination materials for the KCSE twice a day have been addressed by introducing an extra 41 containers,” said Mr Ogamba.

Further, the CS issued a stern warning regarding examination malpractices, urging all candidates, managers, and supervisors to strictly comply with the laid-down examination regulations, cautioning that failure to do so would result in facing “the full force of the law.

“The government shall have no mercy on anyone who will be found engaging in the transmission of examination malpractices,” said Mr Ogamba.

The CS currently, 16,000 classrooms are being constructed to accommodate the new learning requirements. The CS, having toured several counties to monitor progress, expressed confidence that all classrooms will be ready ahead of the 2025 academic calendar.

“We are constructing 16,000 classrooms in our junior schools that will accommodate them IN 2025,” said Mr Ogamba.

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TSC Teachers Pay Back as they Reap Big By Having their Own in Parliament

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TSC Teachers Pay Back as they Reap Big By Having their Own in Parliament

TSC News Today: Teachers employed and Current serving on the newly introduced career progression guidelines rolled out by the Teachers Service Commission in 2017 have for over a long time had reason to smile today after details emerged about how their seemingly oppressive employer was humiliated in parliamentary sittings this week.

According to the Saturday Nation, the Teachers Service Commission has been accused of infringing on TSC teacher’s rights by forcing them to enroll, undertake and pay for the “mandatory” TSC TPD Training Modules without their consent.

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According to verified reports at our disposal this morning, the Busia Member of Parliament Dr. Florence Mutual took to the stage to back up Akelo Misori’s proposal  requesting for the suspension of the mandatory TSC TPD Modules that were meant to last a lifetime especially for newly recruited teachers. According to the honourable members of the national assembly, the roll out the TSC TPD modules is a duplication of in-service trainings for teachers.

Members of Parliament feel that it is better to have TPD incorporated into other TSC in-service training for teachers that are conducted from time to time to avoid burdening the ex-chequer which may be forced to allocate extra funds for the training.

 

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Besides, the cost of training is way to high for teachers who are currently paid a pittance in the name of salary. The training requires up to 30, 000 Kes. Given that teachers have not received any increment in the new 2021-2025 Collective Bargaining Agreement, CBA, it will be tricky for them to raise extra funds for the TPD training.

 

The Teachers Service Commission also needs to appreciate the fact that teachers are human beings with various financial burdens to shoulder. Therefore, most of them have committed their salaries already.

Akelo Misori Tramples on TSC TPD Modules

Teachers employed by the Teachers Service Commission are a lucky lot to have one of their own representing them in the August house for the last five years.

 

 

 

A look at the perfomance of KUPPET national chairman honorable Omboko Milemba who is also MP for Emuhaya, nominated MP wilson sossion and Bungoma women representative Ms Wambilianga reveals a job well done.

 

First, it’s Omboko Milemba who pettitioned Parliament through education committee to stop TSC from implementing the Controversial TPD which would have seen teachers losing Ksh 6000 towards the modules.

 

A move by Parliament to stop the Commission from implementing the refresher courses earlier this month was a great win for Teachers of Kenya.

 

 

In their Decision, the MPs asked TSC to undertake public participation first before rolling out the training.

 

Besides, the commission was asked to pay for the modules instead of overburdening the poor Teachers.

 

Two, nominated MP Wilson Sosion is also on record pettitioning Parliament to look into TSC’s decision to stop promoting teachers who have gone for further studies.

 

If his prayers are granted by the MPs, TSC will be forced to start promoting teachers with higher qualifications which will be a big win to them as it will come with higher salaries.

 

Currently, the union leaders are pushing the government to re-look into the non-monetary CBA which was signed last year with a view to increasibg the salaries of lowly paid teachers.

 

Do you think union leaders are representing tutors better now that they are MPs? Feel free to share your thoughts and comments on this on our comments platform.

 

 

 

 

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Official List KCSE Top Best Candidates In Mombasa County

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2022/2023 KCSE top, best Candidates in Mombasa County; Official list

Mombasa County 2022/2023 KCSE top, best Students; Official list

Mombasa County produced the following best overall candidates during the KCSE 2022 exams. Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed High School scooped top spot after producing the majority of the top 100 candidates in KCSE 2022-January 2023 results in Mombasa County and regionally.

S/NO NAME MEAN  POS SCHOOL COUNTY REGION
1. Ummu-Kulthum Ahmed Abdulmajid  83  50 Sheik Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Secondary and Technical School  Mombasa  Region
2. Umm Kulthum Ahmed Abduknapd  83  51 Sheik Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Secondary and Technical School Mombasa Region
3. Kulthum Ahmed Abdulmajin  83 52  Sheik Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Secondary and Technical School Mombasa Region
4. Kassumuni Amina Idd  81  159 Sheik Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Secondary and Technical School Mombasa Region
5. Imram Yusuf Mahmoud  81  160 Sheik Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Secondary and Technical School Mombasa Region
 6. Emaad Faris Said  81  161 Sheik Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Secondary and Technical School  Mombasa Coast 

 

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Official KCSE 2022-2023 RESULTS PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS AND RANKING OF ALL SCHOOLS PER COUNTY AND REGION-CS MACHOGU’S OFFICIAL AND FINAL UPDATE

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  3. Top 100 schools with As in 2022 KCSE by CS Machogu
  4. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Mombasa County by CS Machogu
  5. KCSE 2022/2023 Results: Top 100 Schools and Students Nationally by CS Machogu (Official List)
  6. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Lamu County by CS Machogu
  7. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Kilifi County by CS Machogu
  8. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Kwale County by CS Machogu
  9. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Taita Taveta County by CS Machogu
  10. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Trans Nzoia County by CS Machogu
  11. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Kericho County by CS Machogu
  12. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Bomet County by CS Machogu
  13. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Elgeyo Marakwet County by CS Machogu
  14. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Nakuru County by CS Machogu
  15. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Meru County by CS Machogu
  16. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Kitui County by CS Machogu
  17. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Machakos County by CS Machogu
  18. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Makueni County by CS Machogu
  19. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Kisii County by CS Machogu
  20. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Nairobi County by CS Machogu
  21. 2022/2023 KCSE Results for Central Region; Top 100 Schools and Students
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  23. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Homa Bay County by CS Machogu
  24. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Kiambu County by CS Machogu
  25. KCSE 2022/2023 Top 200 Schools Nationally by CS Machogu
  26. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Central Region by CS Machogu
  27. KCSE 2022/2023 Top 500 Schools Nationally by CS Machogu
  28. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Murang’a County by CS Machogu
  29. KCSE 2022/2023 Top 150 Schools Nationally by CS Machogu
  30. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Nyeri County by CS Machogu
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  33. KCSE 2022/2023 Top 15 Schools Nationally by CS Machogu
  34. KCSE 2022-2023 Results Top 100 Students in Vihiga County by CS Machogu
  35. KCSE 2022 Results for Busia County by CS Machogu
  36. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Kakamega County by CS Machogu
  37. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Bungoma County by CS Machogu
  38. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Busia County by CS Machogu
  39. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Migori County by CS Machogu
  40. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Nyamira County by CS Machogu
  41. KCSE 2022/2023 Results for Kisumu County by CS Machogu
  42. KCSE 2022/2023 Results; Top 10 Schools with Straight As by CS Machogu
  43. Nandi County KCSE 2022/2023 Best, Top Performing Schools
  44. KCSE 2022 Top 15 Candidates Nationally by CS Machogu
  45. 2022/2023 KCSE Results Top 15 Sub-County Schools Nationally by CS Machogu 
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TSC LATEST NEWS: TSC TEACHERS’ LIVES MATTER-Dr. Nancy Macharia Proudly Confirms!

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TSC LATEST NEWS: TSC TEACHERS’ LIVES MATTER

A CRITICAL RESPONSE TO IJARA MP HONOURABLE SOPHIA ABDI NOOR’S UNWARRANTED ACTIONS IN AS FAR AS THE MASS EXODUS OF TSC TEACHERS FROM THE NORTH-EASTERN REGION IS CONCERNED

I was shocked to see Ijara Constituency Member of Parliament Hon Sophia Abdi Noor storm TSC offices and close them using her padlocks!

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The first question that came to my mind is “Who should be responsible for the closure of any TSC offices?” I thought that the Teachers Service Commission is an independent Commission established under the Constitution with a full mandate to run its activities independently!

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For many years now, we have had cases of teachers getting betrayed by the very locals whose children they are serving.

I am not accusing anyone but there is no way Al- Shabaab militia can make their way to schools or target buses carrying teachers without the locals’ knowledge.

The failure to protect teachers who have put their lives on the line for their children is a clear sign that the locals can s well do without them!

What is even more irritating is the finger-pointing façade that leaders from Garissa, Wajir and Mandera want to put up.

May it be known that teachers are not toys that Al Shabaab militia can use for their military training.

I stand with the TSC in its quest to ensure teachers are secure from militia attacks.

Such life-threatening situations do not call for a consultation. So the claims by the leaders that the TSC made a unilateral decision are unfounded and uncalled for.

Teachers have proved beyond any reasonable doubt that they are willing to work in whichever part of the country.

They have sacrificed severally by going back to the “lion’s den” for the sake of the Kenyan children in the North-Eastern region.

My plea to Honourable Sophia Abdi Noor is “GO BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD AND PUT YOUR HOUSES IN ORDER.”

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KUCCPS OPENS INTER-UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PORTAL FOR KCSE 2019 CANDIDATES ON JUNE 15, 2020; IMPORTANT DATES, DEADLINE, REASONS AND APPLICATION PROCEDURE

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KUCCPS OPENS INTER-UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PORTAL FOR KCSE 2019 CANDIDATES ON JUNE 15, 2020; IMPORTANT DATES, DEADLINE, REASONS AND APPLICATION PROCEDURE

The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service KUCCPS will open its inter-university transfer portal tonight for KCSE 2019 candidates who might not be content with their KUCCPS 2020/2021 placement results so that they can change their universities and colleges.

DATES AND DEADLINE

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Students who may wish to apply for KUCCPS 2020/2021 inter-university transfer have been given a two-month window period to do so.

KUCCPS shall open the portal on June 15, 2020, and close it on August 15, 2020 which is the official deadline for the KUCCPS 2020/2021inter-university transfer applications.

 

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LEGIBILITY/ REQUIREMENTS

It is important to note that not all KCSE 2019 candidates are legible to apply for inter-university transfers for the academic year 2020/ 2021.

Only students who applied for and were placed successfully by the placement service will be allowed to apply for the same.

The applicant must have received his or her KUCCPS results that were released a few weeks ago since that is a major starting point.

ONLINE INTER-UNIVERSITY TRANSFER; 2020

Unlike other times when the applicants applying for KUCCPS inter-university transfers were obliged to physically visit the releasing and receiving institutions physically for approval, this year’s inter-university process is cost-friendly and convenient for the majority of the applicants since it will be done online.

 

HERE ARE THE MAIN STEPS INVOLVED IN THE KUCCPS INTER-UNIVERSITY/ INSTITUTION TRANSFER PROCESS

Step 1: The dissatisfied applicant tenders his or her request to initiate the KUCCPS online inter-university transfer process once the placement service opens its portal by filling a form available at the KUCCPS portal.

Step 2: The applicant’s inter-university transfer form is submitted to the receiving institution for processing.

Step 3: The applicant’s request is processed and if they qualify for the inter-university transfer, the receiving institution shall endorse the application then forward it to the releasing institution for further processing.

Step 4: The receiving institution receives the application and clears the applicant through the institutions’ portal before submitting it to the KUCCPS CEO for approval.

Step 5: The CEO KUCCPS receives the endorsed/approved inter-university application, approves it for a transfer letter to be generated.

Step 6: The applicant can now access the approved inter-university transfer letter for presentation to the receiving institution.

HOW TO APPLY FOR INTER-UNIVERSITY/ INSTITUTION TRANSFER; A SIMPLIFIED STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE

PROCEDURE FOR INTER-UNIVERSITY TRANSFER

  1. Log in to the official KUCCPS student portal by clicking HERE
  2. Click on the inter-university/institution transfer
  3. Fill the inter-university transfer form provided by entering your details and reasons for the transfer. Some of the viable reasons you can give include; high tuition fees, health conditions that are likely to be escalated by your admission into the current institution among others
  4. Pay the required fees
  5. Wait for approval by the receiving and releasing institution
  6. At this stage, KUCCPS shall review your application
  7. If the receiving institution gives you a nod, then you are good to go since your transfer letter will be provided soon.

 

IMPORTANT NOTES

Before initiating the process of inter-university transfer;

  1. All applications for inter-university transfers must be done online via the official KUCCPS student portal at students.kuccps.ac.ke
  2. Not everyone is eligible for inter-university transfers. You must have been placed by KUCCPS in the programme and institution you would like to transfer from.
  3. The process of approval is a rigorous one. The applicant must meet the minimum requirements, cluster points for the course that s/he is applying for.
  4. Applicants are only allowed to apply to transfer to one programme only
  5. The KUCCPS inter-university/institution transfer fee is Kshs 1, 000.
  6. Do not make any payment before you are prompted by KUCCPS. KUCCPS shall send you an M-PESA transaction code once you submit the application. Keep it safe since you may need it again.
  7. Remember to monitor the processing status of your application via the KUCCPS student portal.
  8. If your application is NOT APPROVED, the applicant will be retained in the course they had been placed for.
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TSC PROMOTIONS 2020: KUPPET DECRIES “DISCRIMINATION” AND DELAYED PROMOTION OF 136 DEPUTY PRINCIPALS IN BUNGOMA

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TSC PROMOTIONS: KUPPET DECRIES “DISCRIMINATION” AND DELAYED PROMOTION OF 136 DEPUTY PRINCIPALS IN BUNGOMA

KUPPET Bungoma Branch executive secretary Augustine Luketelo has cautioned TSC against discrimination.

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He urged the Commission to release interview results before principals from other counties get deployed to schools in Bungoma.

KUPPET Bungoma branch has blown a whistle over the delayed promotion of deputies to principals,

The county executive secretary Augustine Luketelo said that even after attending interviews in December 2019 the 136 deputy principals were still not considered for the promotions.

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“We are perturbed as a union that TSC ignored Bungoma County despite our teachers attending the interviews that were conducted in every county. Since December 2019 when the interviews were conducted, the results have never been released and to our surprise, no single deputy has been promoted in Bungoma County and we want TSC to elaborate on this issue, “ said Luketelo.

The union has further warned TSC against any form of discrimination and requested the Commission to release the long-awaited results of the interviews before other heads get deployed to schools within the county.

“As a branch, we will not allow the importation of principals to Bungoma. Before they do that, let TSC show us how many principals Bungoma will export to other counties, or else we will not allow outsiders to land here,” warned the branch executive secretary.

NO PROMOTIONS

The union expressed anger over the delayed promotions given that most of the affected deputies have stagnated in the same job group and positions for over 10 years.

“We are annoyed as a union. Our teachers have the capacity to lead. Why cant they be promoted into school leadership positions? Why are we being discriminated against? We are really annoyed and disappointed with TSC,” said Luketelo.

 

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SCHOOL HEADS DEFY ORDER TO COLLECT TEXTBOOKS CITING INSECURITY IN SCHOOLS; TEACHERS’ NEWS TODAY

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SCHOOL HEADS DEFY ORDER TO COLLECT TEXTBOOKS CITING INSECURITY IN SCHOOLS; TEACHERS’ NEWS TODAY

Primary and secondary school heads have defied a direct order from the education ministry to collect and store textbooks citing high insecurity levels in schools.

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The education ministry directed the 23, 000 primary school heads to collect the consignment for their various schools worth over Kshs 700 million.

“Kindly arrange to be at the given venues at times stipulated to collect class five and six textbooks. Bring along your stamp to sign the delivery. Due to security reasons, no books will be stored at the venues. Please cooperate,” reads part of the message sent to school heads.

INSECURITY IN SCHOOLS

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In the past few weeks, cases of theft and vandalism have been reported in various schools.

Consequently, the ministry of education wrote a memo directing school heads to take responsibility and ensure school property is safe.

According to the memo, the ministry is concerned that most schools have been left unmanned following the sudden closure of schools in mid-march and suspension of subordinate staff’s salaries.

Most security guards have downed their tools following lack of salaries for almost four months now.

RESPONSIBILITY ALLOWANCE

Now that most of the security guards are off duty, there arose speculations that the ministry wants teachers to be recalled to man school property in the name of being on duty.

This may however not be possible since the teachers’ duties and responsibilities are clearly stipulated. Besides, regular classroom teachers are not paid responsibility allowance, unlike school administrators.

For fear of being held accountable in case the textbooks get lost, school heads now want the government to store the textbooks in government go-downs until schools reopen in January next year.

The heads feel that there is no urgency to supply books at this time because pupils are at home following the unprecedented covid-19 break.

The Kenya Primary School Heads Association national chair Nicholas Gathemia said that he has received numerous complaints from headteachers who feel that they do not have the capacity to secure the new books in schools since many security guards quit due to lack of pay.

“The headteachers want the supply of books done after schools reopen so that they can issue them to learners immediately they are received to ensure maximum security,” he said.

He further added that storing books worth hundreds of thousands in schools without security guards who have not been paid for a long time poses a huge risk to teachers’ jobs.

“This will attract break-ins that will put headteachers in an awkward position as all the blame will be rested on them. Let books stay where they are until schools open, “added Gathemia.

The Kenya Secondary School Heads Association national chair Kahi Indimuli has also supported his KEPSHA counter-part saying that what is urgent right now is to prepare schools for reopening through the construction of extra classrooms and provision of enough water for regular handwashing.

Mr. Indimuli said that secondary school heads have so far not been notified to collect textbooks.

The standard five and six textbooks currently being distributed are a product of the national assembly education committee’s decision to ensure that the two classes with about two million learners be included in the 2017 textbooks’ distribution plan.

 

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TSC: LATEST CLARIFICATION ON JULY SALARY INCREMENT FOR ALL TEACHERS

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TSC: LATEST CLARIFICATION ON JULY SALARY INCREMENT FOR ALL TEACHERS

The implementation of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) by the Salaries and Remuneration Commission which brought to an end the “solidarity forever for the union makes us strong” chants that Kenyan teachers have been taking on the streets now and then in July 2020 saw some teachers get promoted hence better salaries. This project is currently in its final phase, which is expected to run between  2020-2021.

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However, some tutors haven’t and will not benefit from the fourth phase as they did in the first and the second phase.

New TSC salaries and grading system

Here is the latestbbreakdown of the new TSC salaries and grading system for teachers in 2020.

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TSC new grading system

The current TSC upgrading of teachers led to the scrapping off of some job groups and merging of others.

 

 

Under the new system of grading tutors, the grade that was previously known as P1, which was under Job Group G, was scrapped off and replaced with Grade B5.

 

This grade was designated as the new entry grade for all tutors at the primary school level

 

 

The other grades that followed were re-structured and re-named as follows:

J to C1
K to C2
L to C3
M to C4
N to C5

 

Apart from job groups J to N, there was another rank that belonged to the higher band which was designated as P, Q and R.

These three were later renamed to:

P to D1
Q to D2
R to D3

The Kenyan National Union of Teachers requested for an additional job groups S and T, which the commission granted.

 

Under the new grading, the two categories were named D4 and D5, respectively.

 

The chief principals now fall under category D5 of the new grading system.

Through a Circular released by TSC, some clarifications have been made that will end the speculations about the July salary increment for teachers.

Teachers who have stayed in the same job group for more than 3 years will be promoted to the next job group.

 

This is according to TSC policy under the schemes of service or career progression. Therefore all teachers eligible for promotion will be promoted as per the existing POLICIES guiding promotions.

TSC stated categorically that at No point has the Commission stated that Knut members will not be promoted. Instead,They will be promoted based on the following Schemes Of Service:

1:Available vacancies in the next job group.

2:Upon completion of Teacher Proficiency Course.

3:Job group C3 which was formally L cannot move to M since M is recognised only under Career Progression and teachers will in this job group be subjected to an interview.

Meanwhile,All teachers who at B5 will move automatically to C1,joining C1 at the next Salary band. This is because CPG made B5 to C1 a common cadre promotion for P1 teachers without subjecting them to Teacher Proficiency just like J to K and K to L(C1 to C2 and C2 to C3) respectively.

Teachers in job group B5(H) will have their salary increased from 24,000-27,000.

 

Those in C1(J) will have their new salary starting from 28,000-35,000 while those in C2(K) increased between 34,000-43,000.

 

Majority of teachers are in job group C3(L) and their salaries will now range from 42,000-53,000 while in C4(M) new salary will be 52,000-62,000.

 

 

In job group C5(N) new salary will range from 62,000-77,000While D1(P) will now be between 76,000-93,000.

Some tutors will have to walk home empty-handed since their increment was concluded during the first two phases of CBA implementation.

 

Secondary school tutors under the current job group C2, formerly known as job group K with a Bachelor’s Degree in Education or any other of its equivalent, did not  receive any pay rise during this 3rd and fourth phase.

It means that the TSC job group k salary scale remains at a minimum of Ksh. 34, 955, and a maximum of Ksh. 43, 694.

Similarly, some secondary school teachers salary in Kenya will not be affected as they belong to the non-increment group for the third and fourth phase. The other categories of trainers whose salary increment was only scheduled for the 1st and 2nd phase are:

Secondary school tutors with a Diploma in Education (grade C1)
Primary tutors at job group B5.

The Teachers Service Commission has already presented a new CBA to the Salaries and Remuneration Commission. 

 

In the new proposal, classroom teachers are set to reap big to bridge the huge salary gaps between them and school administrators.

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2020 FORM SELECTION ( ADMISSION LETTERS) BREAKING NEWS: A DETAILED GUIDE TO THE NEW REVISED 2020 FORM ONE SCHOOL FEES FOR NATIONAL, EXTRA COUNTY, COUNTY, SUB-COUNTY AND BOARDING SCHOOLS

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2020 FORM SELECTION BREAKING NEWS: A DETAILED GUIDE TO THE NEW REVISED 2020 FORM ONE SCHOOL FEES FOR NATIONAL, EXTRA COUNTY, COUNTY, SUB-COUNTY AND BOARDING SCHOOLS

HERE IS A DETAILED EXPLANATION ON 2020 FORM ONE FEE STRUCTURES FOR VARIOUS CATEGORIES OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS THAT YOU NEED TO BE AWARE OF

With the 2020 form one selection complete, most of the 2019 KCPE candidates are likely to receive their form one admission letters to national, extra county, county and sub-county secondary schools based on merit.

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The Kenyan Government will continue to play its part-offering free secondary education for day scholars. 

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Based on the new guidelines, the amount of school fees to be paid by parents in National, extra county, county, sub-county and special needs schools have been stipulated. No school, therefore, should ask for any extra amount.

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 FEES 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 has been 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’ 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 FEES 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 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

 

 

BELOW ARE IMPORTANT GUIDELINES ON HOW TO DOWNLOAD YOUR FORM ONE ADMISSION LETTERS TO NATIONAL, EXTRA-COUNTY, COUNTY AND SUB-COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS 

2020 FORM ONE SELECTION TO NATIONAL SCHOOLS

According to the Ministry of Education, the number of students who will be admitted to national schools will rise next year.

According to The Standard Digital, the Ministry of Education will be obliged to raise the number of students joining national schools due to Kenya’s new education policy-100% transition

Last year, national schools admitted 29, 000 students but due to the higher number of KCPE candidates this year, the Education CS Professor George Magoha will be forced to increase the admission to these schools.

HERE IS THE 2020 FORM ONE SELECTION SYSTEM FOR NATIONAL SCHOOLS

National schools are ranked the highest in Kenya.

This is because they are well equipped with learning resources that facilitate smooth learning.

Unlike County, extra-county and sub-county secondary schools, national schools are few hence paving the way for a stiff competition for KCPE candidates wishing to join them.

Selection is usually done online through the Ministry of Education.

NAIROBI SCHOOL. IMAGE COURTESY.

Below is a set of instructions on how to select your preferred national school:

  1. Select the county and sub-county in which you sat the KCPE exam.
  2. Key in your index number and submit.
  3. Click on the “admission letter” tab at the bottom of the page to get your admission letter.
  4. Click on the “Print” or “Download” icon to download your letter to your phone or computer.
  5. Give the copy to your headteacher for endorsement. The headteacher is expected to stamp it in the space provided.
  6. Present the letter for admission together with a copy of your birth certificate.

HOW TO DOWNLOAD THE 2020 FORM ONE ADMISSION LETTERS TO EXTRA-COUNTY SCHOOLS

Extra county secondary schools come second after national schools in Kenya.

Majority of them are boarding schools and they admit learners who are above average in most cases.

Many of them are well-equipped with teaching and learning facilities hence promoting conducive learning.

After the release of this year’s KCPE exam results, parents, guardians or candidates will be expected to log into the Ministry of Education’s website and download their form one admission letters.

FOR MORE EDUCATION TRENDING NEWS CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINKS:

https://newspro.co.ke/category/education/

 

BELOW IS A SIMPLIFIED GUIDE ON HOW TO DOWNLOAD YOUR ADMISSIONLETTER WITH EASE:

2020 FORM ONE SELECTION

1. To access the MOE’s website, Click on the Ministry of education download link for form one admission letter. Now

The official Ministry of Education’s link is: https://www.education .go.ke/index.php/online-services/form-one-selection

2. Select the county and sub-county where your KCPE centre is located.

3. Key in your index number and click on the “Submit” button.

4. Next, click on the link labelled “Admission letter” at the bottom of the page to access a copy of your admission letter.

5. Use the printer icon to download and print your letter.

6. Give your copy to your headteacher for endorsement and stamping in the space provided.

7. Present the admission letter together with a copy of your birth certificate to complete the admission process.

HOW TO DOWNLOAD THE 2020 FORM ONE ADMISSION LETTERS TO COUNTY SCHOOLS

County secondary schools form the third tier of schools in Kenya after national and extra-county secondary schools respectively.

They absorb the majority of the Kenyan learners especially those with average or slightly above academic ability.

Once the KCPE results for the year 2019 are released and the form one online selection process is complete, candidates, parents or guardians will be expected to download their form one admission letters into these schools by accessing the Ministry of Education website- Ministry of Education download link for form one admission letter.

2020 FORM ONE SELECTION

BELOW IS A SIMPLIFIED GUIDE ON HOW TO DOWNLOAD YOUR ADMISSION LETTER WITH EASE:
1. To access the MOE’s website, Click on the Ministry of education download link for form one admission letter. Now

The official Ministry of Education’s link is: https://www.education .go.ke/index.php/online-services/form-one-selection

2. Select the county and sub-county where your KCPE centre is located.

3. Key in your index number and click on the “Submit” button.

4. Next, click on the link labelled “Admission letter” at the bottom of the page to access a copy of your admission letter.

5. Use the printer icon to download and print your letter.

6. Give your copy to your headteacher for endorsement and stamping in the space provided.

7. Present the admission letter together with a copy of your birth certificate to complete the admission process.

FORM ONE ADMISSION LETTERS TO SUB-COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOLS

Sub-County secondary schools form last tier of schools in Kenya after national, extra-county and county secondary schools respectively.

They absorb the majority of the Kenyan learners especially those with the lowest academic ability.

Once the KCPE results for the year 2019 are released and the form one online selection process is complete, candidates, parents or guardians will be expected to download their form one admission letters into these schools by accessing the Ministry of Education website- Ministry of Education download link for form one admission letter.

BELOW IS A SIMPLIFIED GUIDE ON HOW TO DOWNLOAD YOUR ADMISSION LETTER WITH EASE:

2020 FORM ONE SELECTION

1. To access the MOE’s website, Click on the Ministry of education download link for form one admission letter. Now

The official Ministry of Education’s link is: https://www.education .go.ke/index.php/online-services/form-one-selection

2. Select the county and sub-county where your KCPE centre is located.
3. Key in your index number and click on the “Submit” button.

4. Next, click on the link labelled “Admission letter” at the bottom of the page to access a copy of your admission letter.

5. Use the printer icon to download and print your letter.

6. Give your copy to your headteacher for endorsement and stamping in the space provided.

7. Present the admission letter together with a copy of your birth certificate to complete the admission process.

 

 

 

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Cardinal Otunga Boys High KCSE 2023-2024 Results-Performance Analysis and Ranking by Knec in 2023-2024; School Mean Score-10.76 A-, Number of As, Grade Summary, and Distribution & Transition Rate to Universities and Colleges in 2024

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Cardinal Otunga Boys High KCSE 2023-2024 Results-Performance Analysis and Ranking by Knec in 2023-2024; School Mean Score-10.76 A-, Number of As, Grade Summary, and Distribution & Transition Rate to Universities and Colleges in 2024

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OFFICIAL KCSE Results 2023 for Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High School

In KCSE 2023 results, the school registered an improvement after posting an impressive mean score of 10.76 A-(KCSE 2022- January 2023 Results) a positive deviation from 7.8 B- (KCSE 2021). It was ranked position 2 nationally. The school presented 330 candidates for the KCSE exams. All 330 KCSE candidates attained the minimum entry grade- C+ to universities and colleges under KUCCPS sponsorship in 2023. The KCSE grade distribution for Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High School is as follows: A(28), A-(201), B+(97), B(3), B-(1), C+(0), C(0), C-(0), D+ (0), D(0). Click HERE to view comprehensive results.

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The School’s Top Candidate this year, scored an A making it to the list of KCSE 2023 Top candidates nationally.

Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High School 2022-2023 KCSE Results Analysis and Grade Count

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Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High School records an impressive result in the 2023 KCSE exams. The school recorded a mean score of 10.76 points which is an A- (minus).

The school’s current mean score thus stands at 10.76 A- minus (KCSE 2022-January 2023 Results) a marked improvement, a positive deviation from 7.8 B- minus, KCSE 2021- April 2022 Results.

 

This is a public boys’ only extra county secondary school located in Mosocho a few kilometers from Kisii Town- Kisii County, Nyanza Region in Kenya that has consistently made it to the list of KCSE Top 100 schools nationally.

 

In KCSE 2022, it was ranked position 2 nationally. Check out the 2023/2024 KCSE results for Cardinal Otunga Mosocho  High School at the KNEC portal once the results are officially released. Click Here to access the KNEC portal.

 

Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High 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 250 students and over 15 teaching staff.

 

Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High School Notable Alumni,

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

 

Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High 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.

Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High School form one selection,

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

 

Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High School

Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High School Posts Stellar Performance during the KCSE 2023 Results, Check out the School’s KCSE 2023 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

 

Cardinal Otunga Mosocho School stamped authority once more in Kisii County on matters of academic performance and KCSE 2022-2023 Results ranking in 2023.

The school proved its worth after scooping the highly sought-after KCSE 2022 top grades including some As thus emerging among the Top 200 schools nationally and the Top 10 best-performing and top-ranking schools in Kisii County.

Worth noting is the fact that during the KCSE 2022 Results released in January 2023, Cardinal Otunga Mosocho had 100% of its KCSE 2022 candidates attaining the minimum direct entry grade to the university under full government sponsorship-KUCCPS in 2023.

 

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KCSE 2023 Results Knec List of Top 200 Schools and Candidates

 

Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High School KCSE 2023 Results- A Comprehensive Performance Analysis & Grade Count Summary for Cardinal Otunga Mosocho School, one of the KCSE 2023/2024 Top Ranking Secondary Schools Nationally and in Ksii County, Nyanza region

 

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

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Get a detailed analysis of Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High School- School’s KCSE 2023 mean grade count summary for the whole school and other KCSE top-performing and best-ranking secondary schools across the  47 counties HERE; KCSE 2023 OFFICIAL AND VERIFIED KNEC RESULTS PORTAL

 

 

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2023 KCPE Results for Trans Nzoia County; Top 100 Schools and Pupils

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2023 KCPE Results for Trans Nzoia County; Top 100 Schools and Pupils

 

KCPE 2023 results- Trans Nzoia County

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Click HERE to check the KCPE 2023 results of Trans Nzoia County at the KNEC portal once CS Machogu releases the results at Mtihani House.

Trans Nzoia County prides itself in producing the following schools in the top 20 KCPE 2023 results regionally. Top in the chat is St. Joseph The Worker Hema Schools with a mean score of 398.1 marks. The second-best school is Hill Top Preparatory School with 381. Kitale School with a mean of 346 marks scooped position three.

SCHOOL POSITION MEAN COUNTY REGION
St Joseph The Worker Hema Schools 1 398.1 Trans Nzoia Rift Valley
Hill Top Preparatory School 2 381 Trans Nzoia Rift Valley
Kitale School 3 346 Trans Nzoia Rift Valley

Get results analysis for all the KCPE 2021/2022 top schools here; Knec KCPE results portal

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St Joseph The Worker Hema Schools takes insurmountable pride in taking position one in Trans Nzoia County.

The school posted an impressive mean score of 398.1 thus emerging position one nationally among the Top 100 schools.  

Kitale School produced  the top candidate in the county, Kenrick Silingi, who scored 424 marks.

KCPE 2022-2023 Top 100 Schools and Candidates per School: Trans Nzoia County, Rift Valley Region

KCPE RESULTS IN 2022-2023 FULL RANKING OF ALL PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN TRANS NZOIA COUNTY- RIFT VALLEY REGION

List: Top 100 Pupils and/or Schools in 2022 KCPE Results for Trans Nzoia County (Official)

Trans Nzoia County prides itself in producing the following top 100 pupils nationally. Top in the chat is St. Joseph the Worker Hema Schools whose top candidate emerged as the best in the county.

SCHOOL POSITION MEAN COUNTY REGION
Kitale School Kenrick Silingi 424 Trans Nzoia Rift Valley
Greenvale School Cherono Adeline Ubind 420 Trans Nzoia Rift Valley
Hilltop Preparatory School Mombasa Trevor Osoro 422 Trans Nzoia Rift Valley
Hilltop Preparatory School Rosana Obadiah Moseti 421 Trans Nzoia Rift Valley
Hilltop Preparatory School James Onyancha 421 Trans Nzoia Rift Valley

Get results analysis for all the KCPE 2021/2022 top schools here; Knec KCPE results portal

List:How 2022 KCPE Candidates Performed 

List:How 2022 KCPE Candidates Performed 

  1. Number of registered candidates KCPE 2022=1, 233, 852.
  2. Top candidate in KCPE 2022= Glen Otieno Lewis Omondi and Fwaro Makhoha Robinson.
  3. Highest mark in KCPE 2022=431 Marks out of 500.
  4. Improvement margin in KCPE 2022 Highest Score= a positive deviation of 4 points.
  5. KCPE Results 2022 release date: December 16, 2022.
  6. Special needs; 400-419 marks= 7 candidates
  7. Special needs; 300-399 marks= 296 pupils
  8. Special needs; 200-299 marks= 838 learners
  9. Special needs; 100-199 marks= 1, 270 pupils
  10. Special needs; 01-99 marks= 6 pupils
  11. Number of boys in KCPE 2022= 620, 965 (50.32%)
  12. Number of girls in KCPE 2022=612,887 (49.7%)
  13. 400-431 marks= 9, 443 candidates
  14. 300-399 marks= 307, 756 pupils (24%)
  15. 200-299 marks= 619, 593 learners
  16. 100-199 marks= 296, 336 pupils
  17. 01-99 marks= 724 pupils
  18. Number of boys in KCPE 2022= 620, 965 (50.32%)
  19. Number of girls in KCPE 2022=612,887 (49.7%)

Girls Vs Boys Performance

In the 2022 KCPE, female candidates performed better than their male counterparts in three languages among them English, Kiswahili, and Sign language.

Male candidates performed better than female candidates in Maths, Science, Social Studies, and Religious Education.

Four counties recorded more male than female candidates this year. They are Turkana, Garissa, Wajir and Mandera.

 

Key Statistics and Figures in KCPE 2022: 

1. KCPE 2022: 62 310 adults sat the KCPE exam which represents 5.08% of the total candidature population.
2. KCPE 2021: the number of adults who sat the exam were 29 607, representing 2.42% of the total population that sat the exam. 

The number of adults who sat the KCPE exams this year increased according to statistics from the Ministry of Education.

The statistics show that 62,310 adults sat the exams which represent 5.08 per cent of the total candidates’ population.

Last year, the adults who sat the exams were 29,607, representing 2.42 per cent.

 

The statistics also show that all counties registered an increase in adult candidates from last year.

The results were released on Wednesday December 16, 2022 by Education CS Ezekiel Machogu at Mitihani House in Nairobi.

The statistics also showed that the number of candidates who were 12 years and below declined.

Machogu said that the number dropped from 33,627 (2.74%) in 2021 to 31,498 (2.53%) in 2022.

The CS said that the decline shows that children are enrolled in school at the right age.

 

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