KNEC Releases Grade Six CBC Exams Guidelines.
The Kenya National Exams Council (KNEC) has issued guidelines for the Grade Six exam, which is scheduled for November.
KNEC Chief Executive Officer, David Njegere, stated in a statement to school heads dated Tuesday, June 5, that candidates will take a School-Based Assessment (SBA) test in their home institutions, which will be graded by their teachers.
The evaluation results will then be uploaded to the portal, and they will be able to register for the national exam.
The national exam will be the first to be administered under the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC).
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Students will then be assigned an assessment number, which will be used to take the Kenya Inter-Mediate Level Education Assessment (KILEA) test.
“Learners should be registered and assigned a number by KNEC. They should have undertaken School Based Assessment for the intermediate level and outcomes of at least one SBA uploaded on to the KNEC portal,” read Njegere’s statement in part.
Njerege went on to say that the students will take five exams: Mathematics and English on the first day, Integrated Science and Kiswahili on the second, and Creative Arts and Social Studies on the third.
Notably, schools will be expected to provide learners with materials needed for practical evaluations, requiring schools to improve some of their existing resources.
The teachers will grade the students’ responses and award them marks, which will be uploaded to the KILEA portal by the KNEC deadline.
The marking will be done with the resources that are available, and the results will be released in accordance with the guidelines that have been established.
Except for Composition and Kiswahili, the KPSEA exams will be graded electronically because they are multiple choice.
Furthermore, the KNEC president stated that the examination body will upload sample KILEA papers to the portal by July 15, 2022, to help instructors become acquainted with the process.
Furthermore, the KNEC president stated that the examination body will upload sample KILEA papers to the portal by July 15, 2022, to assist instructors in becoming acquainted with the process.
On June 4, Njerege announced that over 1.25 million students were scheduled to take the exam required for the transition to Junior Secondary School under the new system.
Headteachers, parents, and candidates can check their registration status by texting (Exam) to 20076. (Index Number).
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Meanwhile, George Magoha, the Education Cabinet Secretary, has been inspecting the construction of CBC classrooms for junior secondary schools across the country.
“KNEC plans to administer a summative assessment, KILEA, to the first cohort of learners at intermediate level between November and December. We will upload sample KILEA papers for schools to access through their portals. This information is to enable you to plan adequately.”
On June 4, Njerege stated that over 1.25 million students were scheduled to take the exam required for transitioning to Junior Secondary School under the new system.
Headteachers, parents, and candidates can check their registration status by sending an SMS to 20076 with the subject (Exam) (Index Number).
Meanwhile, Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha has been inspecting the construction of CBC classrooms for junior secondary schools across the country.
