Education Ministry Addresses Postponing KCSE Due to El Niño

The clarification comes after Kenya Met warned of above-average rainfall across the country from the end of September to December due to El Niño...

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The Ministry of Education has confirmed that the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations will proceed as scheduled, despite the anticipated El Niño rains.

The national examinations are considered "zero-sum" and cannot be postponed or delayed.
Measures are in place to ensure candidates can access examination centers, including potential relocation of centers and the use of air transport and drones.
Boarding schools are advised to stock adequate food supplies to mitigate potential disruptions during the examination period, scheduled between October and December 2026.

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