Guiding Your Grade 9 Student Through Career Pathway Selection: A Parent’s Role As Grade 9 learners prepare to transition into […]
While the CBC career pathways system offers many benefits, it is not without its challenges. One key concern is the early specialization in Grade 9, which may pressure learners to make career-defining decisions before they fully understand their strengths or interests. Additionally, limited school resources mean that not all institutions can offer all pathways, potentially restricting students’ choices based on location rather than ability or passion. There are also concerns about inequality, as well-equipped urban schools are more likely to provide better facilities for pathways like STEM and Arts compared to under-resourced rural schools. Furthermore, the shift to a competency-based assessment system can be confusing for parents and students who are more familiar with traditional exam grading, and some universities and employers are still adjusting to the new framework. These challenges highlight the need for continuous improvement, increased investment, and strong guidance systems to ensure that CBC pathways achieve their intended impact.
In today’s digital age, raising a tech-savvy child is no longer a luxury—it is a necessity. Under Kenya’s Competency-Based Curriculum […]
Introduction As the 2025 holiday season approaches, children will likely spend more time online—whether connecting with friends and relatives through […]
Exams in Kenya—whether it’s KPSEA, KJSEA, KCSE, or end-of-term assessments — are often regarded as “make-or-break” moments for students. And […]
As the third term approaches, many parents, teachers, and learners begin to feel the pressure, especially for candidates preparing for […]
On 2nd August, 2025, the SchoolMall team touched down in the beautiful coastal city of Mombasa for a memorable team-building […]
In Kenya, academic performance is more than just a school report—it is a source of pride and hope for the […]
On 31st July 2025, the grounds of Greenview Group of Schools – Kamulu came alive with colour, music, dance, and […]
In the current CBC curriculum, learning goes far beyond the traditional classroom. It emphasizes practical skills, creativity, critical thinking, and […]