KNEC Issue Results Release Date for Grade Six Exam
The Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) announced that the results of Grade Six national exams will be released on January 16, 2023.
Speaking at Mtihani House on Wednesday, December 21, KNEC CEO David Njeng’ere declared that pupils would receive results of the Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA) exam on their school portal.
“The learners will get individual reports and all these are going to be uploaded on the school portal on January 16, 2023,” Njeng’ere stated.
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He clarified that the results would not be used to place candidates in junior secondary schools but to monitor learner progress.
The KNEC Chief added that the examination body would release three reports on KPSEA: individual, school-specific and national level.
“The national report will provide feedback to educational stakeholders on areas that require intervention. It will indicate the proportion of learners at each performance level per subject where we need to do interventions.
“Each school will receive specific reports that will delineate the areas that learners had challenges so that they can continue in the journey of improvement,” he explained.
Njeng’ere maintained that the national report will be shared with the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD).
In addition, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) and officers in the Ministry of Education will get a copy of the same to provide guidelines on the adjustments to the Competency-Based-Curriculum (CBC).
The KNEC CEO maintained that the candidates will be retained in their primary schools for their junior secondary education.
1,287,597 Grade Six pupils registered for the 2022 KPSEA national exams.
