Over 150,000 candidates who sat for KCPE 2016 will miss places in Secondary Schools.
Kenya National Examinations Council CEO, Mercy Karogo announced that the KCPE 2016 results for schools will be released to county directors of education for transmission to respective schoo
Primary schools in the country will officially receive their 2016 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) examination results beginning today, Tuesday, December 13.
KNEC also revealed that 24,795 KCPE 2016 candidates have been selected to join national secondary schools.
Slightly over 65, 000 candidates have been selected to join extra county schools, while 133, 785 have been selected for county schools.
The results will also be available on Ministry of Education website (www.education.go.ke) for schools and candidates to print out. Students can also send their index numbers to 20042 to know the secondary schools they have been selected to join.