The national examinations will be marked with military precision,
Education CS Fred Matiang'i has said.
He said the same level of vigilance and strictness seen during
sittings will also be seen during marking.
"We shall not drop our eyes from that ball," he said on
Wednesday.
He was speaking at Wamagana, Tetu subcounty headquarters where he
witnessed the collection of KSCE exam papers by secondary school
principals at 6am.
He thanked the principals and officials of the teachers union for
ensuring credible exams are delivered.
"We don't want to teach our children fraud by giving them
results that are obtained through fraud and other exam malpractices,"
he said.
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He said candidates will receive results that are "true and genuine", adding that marking will be done differently to ensure this happened.
The CS later visited Nyeri High School where he witnessed the
opening of the CRE examinations paper at
8am.
Kuppet Secretary General, Akello Misiri lauded the CS for handling this year's exams vigilantly.
"An education system
is tested by the quality and
integrity of the examination that society gives its students,"
Misori said.
Sanctity must be upheld during exams, Misori added.
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