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KPSEA Exams: Some 43,141 pupils in Narok County are among candidates sitting for the Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA) examination in the county.
Narok County Director of Education Apollo Apuko said 20, 953 of the candidates are girls while 22, 182 are boys, who are doing their exams in 883 centres distributed around the county.
Apuko confirmed that all centres had received their exam papers early enough as expected and the exam was proceeding smoothly.
βMeasures have been put in place to ensure that the exam papers reach the candidates on time. We have trained all the centre managers and invigilators on how to handle the exercise,β he said.
The director warned candidates against carrying unauthorised items like phones and reading materials in the examination rooms as they would be penalised.
The assessment being undertaken between October 28 and October 30, 2024, is part of the competency-based curriculum (CBC). Over 1.2 million learners in grade six are sitting for the exam.
