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New rules to curb cheating as examination season starts

KCSE invigilator

An invigilator supervises English Paper One on the first day of the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination at Kisumu Boys High School on November 4, 2019.


 

Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group

Senior officials from three ministries and agencies that will be involved in the administration of the 2023 national examinations have been invited for a briefing in Nairobi tomorrow morning, marking the start of the examinations season.

County and sub-county education officials, national government administration officials and those from the Ministry of ICT will be briefed on new rules adopted to curb examination irregularities. They will also be given the keys to containers where examination materials are stored.