61pc of JSS learners join Senior School as govt pushes 100pc transition policy

The Kenyan government announced that 61% of Junior Secondary School (JSS) learners have joined Senior Secondary School as enrollment continues, with an extension provided for reporting timelines. This follows a successful 97% transition of Grade 6 learners to JSS in 2025, reflecting progress in the 100% School Transition Policy.

Calls for 100% school transition as Government extends grade 10 deadline

Inside Government’s Door-to-Door Plan to Push JSS Transition to 100pc

The Kenyan government has launched a nationwide door-to-door campaign to ensure all eligible learners transition to Junior Secondary School (JSS), addressing concerns about students dropping out due to economic and social barriers. This initiative involves education officials and local administrators identifying absent learners and connecting families with support.

Inside Govt's Plan to Close Some Schools After Grade 10 Transition

The Kenyan government has threatened to close schools that fail to admit students into Grade 10 due to low enrolment complaints. This initiative, announced by Education Cabinet Secretary Migos Ogamba, also involves devolving high-demand national schools to counties to ensure equitable access and address placement challenges.