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CS attributes improvement in results to stringent measures

Teachers and parents of Busy Bee School Mombasa celebrate with their pupil Said Abdulatif Swaleh who scored 433 marks in the released 2017 KCPE Results, at the school compound in Mombasa County on Tuesday 21st November 2017. (Photo:Kelvin Karani|Standard)

Schools posted an overall improvement in this year’s Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) examination results.

Releasing the results yesterday, Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i attributed the impressive results to the “new stringent examinations regime”.

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