The Kenya national examinations council, KNEC, has opened its portal which will enhance selection of junior secondary schools among grade seven learners.

The junior secondary school Choices have been updated to include additional schools which have recently complied with the ministry’s pre-set conditions, or are at at least 80% compliance.

The ministry of education has finalized its list of all schools approved to practice the junior secondary school curriculum and parents are welcomed to complete their choices

This portal will remain opened between August 15 2022- August 30 2022.

Below is an updated list of junior secondary schools in kenya, that you could select from during application.

Final  List Of Approved Private Junior Secondary Schools Per County

Final List of Public Junior Secondary Schools

Final  List of Primary schools approved to host Junior Secondary schools

Final  List of national schools approved to host Junior Secondary schools

Final  List of Regional Junior Junior Secondary schools

Final List of county schools approved to host Junior Secondary schools

Final  List of sub-county schools approved to host Junior Secondary schools

Final   List Of Junior Secondary Schools Per County

Once you have made up your mind, you can you can register your selection in the CBA portal by clicking here. Please please  share this post widely to help a child, a parent or a teacher.

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Education Cabinet Secretary professor George Magoha has given grade six learners and their parents new guidelines of selecting junior secondary schools.

In the new guidelines, the cs has urged parents to select day schools near their homes for their children joining Junior Secondary, and those interested in private schools should select private Junior secondary schools.

Junior Secondary School Selection Guidelines

Each student will be required to select from five categories:

1. two national schools (click to see list of national Junior secondary schools)
2. two regional schools. (Click to see list of regional junior secondary schools)
3. two county schools (click to see list of county junior secondary schools)
4. four sub county schools (click to see list of sub-county junior secondary schools)
5. two private schools of their choice (click to see list of private junior secondary schools)

Note: All primary schools selected to host junior secondary schools will fall under sub-county junior secondary schools.

To start your application, click here.

See also:

List of All Junior Secondary Schools

List of Public Junior Secondary Schools

List Of Approved Private Junior Secondary Schools For Grade 7 Per County

List of Primary schools approved as to host Junior Secondary schools

Grade 6 Learners Told To Select Junior Secondary Schools By 30th August-How To Do Selection

“We encourage parents to get schools close to them, especially those who really want to have their children near them,” said Prof Magoha.

However, the cs has maintained that parents who would wish to send their children to private schools are free to do so.

“We encourage parents to sit together with their children and chose schools together,” Magoha said.

According to the the CS, the portal has been opened by the Kenya National Examination Council (Knec) for parents to select schools where their children will be admitted after Grade Six, and the portal will remain active between August 15 and August 30.

He said all Grade Six learners will be offered placement in existing registered public and private secondary schools. He also said public secondary schools which share a compound with a public primary school will wutilise available classrooms as additional learning spaces. The CS further said registered private secondary schools will be available for learners whose parents will pay the fees charged by the private institutions.

“Junior Secondary Schools established from existing registered private primary schools which have expanded their facilities will be available for learners whose parents will pay the fees charged by the private secondary schools,” said Magoha.

“Learners, in consultation with their parents and teachers, will be given an opportunity to select a public or private secondary school. Parents will meet the cost of learning in private schools as is the usual practice,” said Magoha.