Homabay County Commissioner (CC) Moses Lilan reports a smooth start to KPSEA seams, calls for community support. Addressing Education News a short after the candidates sat for their morning session examinations, the Commissioner asked all those involved to continue with the same spirit until the end of the examinations.
He appealed to hotel and bar business owners in the county to minimize any music sound emanating from their businesses for the rest of this month to accord candidates an easy time to concentrate on the examinations.
“We started well today but let me remind the public that KCSE exams are going on until the end of this month and students need peace of mind from all quarters. “He said.
He told all centre managers, supervisors and invigilators to conduct the examinations with the decorum it deserves as required by the Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC).
” You are entrusted officers to monitor these examinations, carry yourselves in the most dignified way possible to meet the expectations of those who assigned you to man this exercise.” He urged.
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The County Commissioner mentioned that a total of 35,526 Grade 6 are sitting for KPSEA in Homabay County.
The majority are 18,273 boys while the remaining 17253 are girls, sitting for the examinations from 877 centres in the County.
The administrator warned parents against falling prey to imposters who might be out to sell fake examination papers to them.
” If you see any suspicious faces around our schools, shops and even churches report them to our security officers or me directly for the sake of peace in our region.’ He said.
By Enock Okong’o.
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