Education Cabinet Secretary Prof George Magoha has addressed the reports that KCPE and KCSE exams might be postponed.
While addressing the media yesterday,Prof Magoha told the public to ignore the rumors that the national exams will be postponed due to disruption on the term two academic calendar that has been caused by the general elections.
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CS Magoha emphasized that the exams will be administered as from November as it was planned initially.
He explained that the elections did not cause so much disruption to the schools and therefore the exams will not be pushed forward.
He added the students are resilient and most schools have even finished the syllabus leaving them with enough time to study and revise for the exams.
This comes just a few days after chairman of parents representative Nicholas Amaiyo requested the education ministry to consider pushing forward the national exams due to the interruptions caused by the polls.
“Schools were to open on August 11th, bit this was pushed to August 18th.Our appeal is that school calendar be extended or if not possible,they reduce the school fees,” Maiyo requested Prof Magoha
