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National schools admission to increase as selection ends

Delcy Muhani Chelangat (left) and Noela Jerop of Makini School, Nairobi, celebrate after scoring 437 and 435 marks respectively in KCPE exams, on November 18. [File,Standard]

The more than one million students who sat KCPE will know the secondary schools they will join, this week.

Details of the selection reveal that Ministry of Education will be forced to raise the number of slots to national schools in line with the 100 per cent transition.

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