Editor's Review

"This is your moment, do your best for your future."

President William Ruto has shared a message of goodwill ahead of national examinations set to begin Monday, November 28.

Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA), Kenya certificate of primary education (KCPE) and Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exams candidates will from Monday sit for their exams countrywide.

The President asked candidates to give their best adding that they have worked for years in preparation for this moment.

CS Florence Bore led the exam container opening exercise in Kericho county. PHOTO | FACEBOOK

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He asked the candidates to exude confidence that they will excel in the exams.

"You have worked hard for years; it is time for you to crown that hard work with a strong display of knowledge and character. This is your moment, do your best for your future. I wish you all the best in your Grade 6 (KPSEA), KCPE and KCSE examinations," Ruto said.

This is the first time Kapsea candidates will be sitting for their exams. They are the first batch of candidates who enrolled in the Competency-based curriculum.

Cabinet secretaries have been dispatched across the country to spearhead the opening of exam containers.

The exercise for KCP will last three days and KCSE will go as far as December 21.

The education calendar will on January 23 resume its normal operations after being interrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic.