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Kenya: Top Scorers Get 2 Marks Less This Year
Nation, 20 November 2018
The top performers in this year's Kenya Certificate of Primary Education exams scored two marks less than last year's best candidate. Read more »
Education Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed has said more than 50% of the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education exams candidates scored above 250 marks out of 500. The selection of candidates who will join Form One in 2019 starts on December 3.
Parents and teachers of Imperial Primary in Kisii town celebrate with Gloria Kemunto Ogochi who scored 435 marks in KCPE on November 19, 2018.
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