KNEC Offers Deadline For KPSEA Registration

The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has directed all main college head academics to finish the registration of Grade 6 learners by 28^th February for the upcoming Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA).

KNEC stated that for a learner to be registered for KPSEA, they have to first be registered within the Grade 6 portal to acquire an evaluation quantity.

While in Grade 3, learners had been issued with an evaluation quantity however KNEC is conducting recent registration to make sure the accuracy of candidates’ bio knowledge. The evaluation quantity which is a novel identifier will then be used to finish KPSEA registration.

The registration for the learners commenced on 27^th January 2025. Headteachers had been requested to make sure the candidate’s bio-data had been affected throughout registration.

KNEC warned colleges towards registering ghost candidates that such motion will result in the deregistration of the college as a KNEC evaluation middle.

“Candidates presented for the assessment must be eligible learners in the respective institutions presenting them. Registration of ghost candidates constitutes an assessment malpractice which attracts sanctions, including deregistration of the school as a KNEC assessment center,” stated KNEC CEO David Njengere in a round addressed to all headteachers.

According to KNEC, Schools are required to obtain a KPSEA nominal roll upon completion of the registration train. The Grade 6 learners will begin their KPSEA from 26^th October to 30^th October 2025.

Learners did 5 topics, which embrace, Mathematics, English, Kiswahili, Integrated Science and Social Studies, and Creative Arts. The evaluation lacked inventive writing i.e., English Composition and Kiswahili Insha which was accomplished by former KCPE candidates.

KNEC has additionally opened the Competency Based Assessment (CBA) portal for registration of Grade 3 learners.

Detail’s college heads must right in accordance with KNEC

1. Gender
2. Year of Birth
3. Citizenship
4. Religious schooling registered for (IRE, CRE)
5. Categories of particular wants and disabilities the place relevant
6. Correct spelling and order of learner’s names as documented within the beginning certificates

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