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KCPE candidates moved to other exam centres due to insecurity

2021 KCPE

Education cabinet secretary George Magoha monitoring day one distribution of KCPE exam material at Kakamega central container. Candidates from at least 10 exam centres in Kerio Valley region are sitting their 2021 KCPE at different schools after they were relocated by the government due to insecurity. 

Photo credit: Isaac Wale | Nation Media Group

Candidates from at least 10 examination centres in the troubled Kerio Valley region will sit their Kenya Certificate of Primary Education exams at different schools after they were relocated by the government due to insecurity.

Baringo County is the most affected, with at least nine centres including Sinoni, Chebininy, Chepkesin, Arabal, Kasiela, Kapendasum, Tuiyotich, and Kapkechir being merged with another or their candidates moved to different schools.