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Ministry team meets to review Form One selection guidelines

Amos Ongwae, a former pupil of St. John's First Baptist Primary School in Likoni constituency, Kwale County who scored 421 marks in this years KCPE is joined by his school mate, teachers and parents in celebrating his performance in the exams. The marks are the highest ever scored by community school whose twenty teachers are paid by Shonda, a UK based charity organization that has helped Kenyan Children access affordable education for the last 25 years. 22/11/.2018 (Gideon Maundu, Standard)

A team of experts from the Ministry of Education is meeting to review Form One selection guidelines that will be used in this year’s admissions to secondary schools.

The Sunday Standard has established that the team, led by director of secondary education Paul Kibet, is analysing the available capacities of each school ahead of the placement.

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