In Summary
•The candidates will, among other rules, be arranged to sit two metres apart in all directions.
•This will aid in achieving social distancing.
Candidates hold examination materials as they are briefed on exam rules during the start of KCPE at Westlands Primary School, Nairobi on March 22, 2021/ANDREW KASUKU
A teacher inspects a KCPE candidate at Kwale primary school in Matuga before proceeding to the exam rooms on Monday, March 22, 2021./SHABAN OMAR
Candidates await mathematics papers at an examination room during the start of KCPE at Westlands Primary School, Nairobi on March 22, 2021/ANDREW KASUKU
Nairobi regional TSC director Jane Njage briefs candidates during the start of KCPE at Westlands Primary School Nairobi on March 22, 2021/ANDREW KASUKU
Joel Omino Primary School candidates being frisked before seating their KCPE Mathematics exams in Kisumu on March 22, 2021/PHOTO/DANIEL OGENDO
A teacher checks a KCPE candidate's mask at Joel Omino Primary School in Kisumu before the start the Mathematics exam on March 22, 2021/DANIEL OGENDO
A teacher being escorted by police officers after picking KCPE examinations materials at Kisumu central DCC's offices on March 22, 2021/DANIEL OGENDO
A candidate at Westlands Primary showing the inside of his mask during the frisking exercise ahead of the Mathematics exams./LEWIS NYAUNDI
A teacher carries examination papers at Kwale headquarters in Matuga sub-county on Monday, March 22, 2021./SHABAN OMAR