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How MuhulaKonnect connects teachers, students and parentsTeachers send assignments, marks and feedback to students; students send their work and parents sign the diary; parents and teachers message, meet and share attendance; MuhulaKonnect sits in the middle, private to the school.Assignments, marks& feedbackMessages, meetings& attendanceWork sent by photo, diary signed at homeMuhulaKonnectprivate to the schoolTeachersets & marksStudentlearns, sendsParentfollows, helps
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University of Kabianga resumes lectures after the strike

The University of Kabianga told students and staff to return to classes on the official timetable after industrial action disrupted learning, and reminded students to clear fees and complete registration before end-of-semester exams.

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Lake Region universities plan nuclear engineering courses

Universities in the Lake Region, including Maseno, are discussing a Master of Science and a postgraduate diploma in nuclear engineering to train experts for the planned nuclear power plant in Siaya County, NuPEA said at a Kisumu workshop.

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TVETA calls for closer teamwork to speed up competency-based training

TVETA Director General Dr Paul Wanyeki told TVET principals meeting at the Kenya School of TVET that regulators, curriculum and assessment bodies and colleges must work together to roll out competency-based education and training (CBET) faster.

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The Star

KCSE written papers begin for over one million candidates

Education CS Julius Ogamba said this year's national examinations have run largely without problems. About 1.05 million KCSE candidates at 10,693 centres began their written papers on 2 November, with phones and smart watches banned and police at exam centres.

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Grade 6 and Grade 9 assessments end smoothly, Ministry says

Education CS Julius Ogamba said this week's national assessments for more than 2.5 million learners went well. With KJSEA over, Grade 9 learners move to senior school in January 2027, and KCSE written papers begin on Monday 2 November.

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The Star

KPSEA ends: what comes next for Grade 6 learners

All 1,380,463 Grade 6 candidates move on to junior school whatever their results. They receive a transition report rather than a certificate, and KPSEA counts for 20 per cent of the score used for senior school pathway placement.

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