- Dagoretti North MP aspirant Watimah Kelly visited Kawangware Primary School ahead of the KPSEA and KJSEA examinations.
- He joined teachers, board members and other stakeholders in encouraging candidates and praying for their success.
- Kelly also donated food to support learners during the examination period.
- The visit focused on encouraging candidates and helping create a supportive environment for their exams.
Dagoretti North MP aspirant Watimah Kelly has visited Kawangware Primary School to encourage learners preparing for the Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA) and Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA). She joined teachers, school board members and other stakeholders in offering encouragement to the candidates. The visit provided an opportunity to motivate learners ahead of the important examinations. The group also prayed for the candidates as they prepared to begin their assessments.
During the visit, Kelly donated food to support the school community during the examination period. The contribution was intended to help learners remain focused on their assessments without hunger becoming an added concern. Adequate support during examination periods can help schools create a more conducive environment for candidates. The visit also highlighted the role that community members and local leaders can play in supporting learners and schools.
The KPSEA and KJSEA assessments mark important stages in learners’ education journeys. Encouragement from teachers, parents, community members and other stakeholders can help candidates approach their examinations with confidence. Kelly’s visit brought together members of the school community in support of the learners. The focus remained on motivating the candidates and helping them prepare for their assessments.
