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The 2020 KCPE results disfranchise private schools

Angel Murithi Gakenia being celebrated by her teachers at Maseno Girls Boarding Primary School in Kisumu county on April 15, 2021 after scoring 432 marks in 2020 KCPE .[Collins Oduor, Standard]

Parents whose children study in private schools will have an uphill task convincing the learners the connection between hard work and good performance if the results of the just-released Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) exams are anything to go by.

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