KPSA Chair Demands Urgent Action on Withheld Exams to Protect Students

By Bruno Aero 

Charles Ochome, Chair Kenya Private Schools Association 

The Kenya Private Schools Association Chair also expressed concern about the psychological toll such delays have on learners and parents, urging stakeholders to work collaboratively to address the root cause of the problem. He highlighted the need for reforms to prevent similar incidents in the future.

Mr. Ochome reaffirmed Kenya Private Schools Association commitment to supporting the Ministry and all involved parties in restoring transparency and fairness in the examination process.

The Ministry of Education has yet to provide an update on the status of the investigations or a timeline for resolution. 

Meanwhile, affected families continue to await clarity on the withheld results.