Every child deserves a fair chance at making it in life
Ian Kiplagat, the best candidate at Green View School in Eldama Ravine is carried shoulder high by parents and teachers. He scored 421 marks to emerge third best in Baringo County.
There are many KCPE candidates in bandit prone areas who weren’t given a chance to meet their grades halfway.
There were suggestions that the Ministry of Education should postpone the exams in such areas until the government arrests the situation.
While Kenyans were still wondering how Kenya Certificate of Primary Education results came faster than Covid-19 tests, parents whose children scored more than 400 marks have been spotted lining up for the services of genealogy experts, as they’re still confused by the number of people coming forward to claim their children.
Everyone is in celebratory mood, even prison inmates who wrote their exams have passed with zebra colours on their way to meet the media.
