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Top, Best Schools in Baringo County; Latest KCSE Results Analysis & Ranking

Position Nationally	Name of School	Region	County	Mean Score	Mean Grade	Knec Code
64	OSSEN GIRLS HIGH	Rift Valley	Baringo	9.2	B{plain}
88	Ruth Kiptui Girls Kasok	Rift Valley	Baringo	8.87	B{plain}
93	RUTH KIPTUI GIRLS	Rift Valley	Baringo	8.8	B{plain}
126	TABAGON GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL	Rift Valley	Baringo	8.4	B-{minus)
136	BARINGO HIGH SCHOOL	Rift Valley	Baringo	8.3	B-{minus)
144	SACHO HIGH SCHOOL	Rift Valley	Baringo	8.23	B-{minus)
208	RUTH KIPTUI GIRLS	Rift Valley	Baringo	7.732	B-{minus)
222	UZALENDO SCHOOL	Rift Valley	Baringo	7.57	B-{minus)
253	KAPROPITA GIRLS HIGH	Rift Valley	Baringo	7.3	C+{plus}
297	EMINING HIGH SCHOOL	Rift Valley	Baringo	7.03	C+{plus}
341	KOLOWA HIGH SCHOOL	Rift Valley	Baringo	6.425	C (plain)
351	Ngoron high School	Rift Valley	Baringo	6.33	C (plain)
359	ST PETERS GIRLS	Rift Valley	Baringo	6.227	C (plain)
361	TENGES BOYS HIGH SCHOOL	Rift Valley	Baringo	6.2186	C (plain)
383	PEMWANI GIRLS	Rift Valley	Baringo	6	C (plain)
401	MERCY GIRLS	Rift Valley	Baringo	5.8	C (plain)
404	FRIENDS SCHOOL SENENDE	Rift Valley	Baringo	5.769	C (plain)
406	MEISORI SECONDARY	Rift Valley	Baringo	5.74	C (plain)
407	KIPCHERERE DAY	Rift Valley	Baringo	5.738	C (plain)
419	SENETWO DAY	Rift Valley	Baringo	5.653	C (plain)
423	MOGOTIO GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL	Rift Valley	Baringo	5.6284	C (plain)

The Kenya National Examinations Council (Knec) has opened the 2023 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE), KCPE, KPSEA  candidates’ registration portal. Knec has released registration forms to be used for capturing candidates’ data and registration details summaries.

These forms are to be filled by the Principals and surrendered to the Council.

Download all the required 2023 KCSE candidates registration forms in free pdf, here.

Below is a guide of how to do the Registration for KCPE and KCSE Candidates

# KNEC has dictated that schools with less than five (5) candidates will register their candidates in another approved examination centre.

# Any school with between 6 and 14 candidates will be hosted by another centre that will be determined by the Sub County Director of Education. The information on such schools will require to be submitted to KNEC together with the registration materials. Meanwhile, the hosted school will retain its code during the registration of candidates.

# It is mandatory that all candidates in class seven (7) be registered where they have been learning. Registration of a candidate in two centres (double registration) will be treated as examination malpractice.

All candidates for both KCPE and KCSE examinations will be issued with an INDEX NUMBER as per the school’s ADMISSION REGISTER and NOT class performance.

The new schools wishing to be registered as 2023 KCPE and KCSE examination centres should submit the following documents to KNEC for verification:

1. A valid registration certificate from the County Director of Education
2. Duly filled inspection questionnaire from the Sub County Director of Education
3. Duly filled application form from the school.

NB: Expired registration certificates will not be accepted.

The new Sub Counties wishing to be allocated a KNEC code and coding of the schools should submit to KNEC the following information;

1. A Kenya Gazette notice legalizing the creation of the Sub County;
2. List of Schools showing their previous codes and the proposed new codes;
3. Location of the storage facility (Container) and details of the Deputy County Commissioner (DCC) or Assistant Deputy County Commissioner (ADCC) office.

The Headmaster, Principal or the authorized person will follow these four steps to register the candidates;

1. Visit the KNEC website https://www.knec-portal.ac.ke/kcpe/REGISTRATION/Login.aspx
2. Download the application form for the candidates’ registration
3. Fill the candidates details to create the registration file
4. Login again into the KNEC website and:
   • Upload the registration file
   • Enter “new candidate” to register the new candidate
   • Then click on “Edit existing candidates” to fill the school and other details
   • Generate and print nominal roll and School Invoice

NB: The school administrators should know that this application is only available up to last day of the Registration period. The 2021 KCPE and KCSE Registration of candidates will start from 2nd September 2020 and end on 30th September, 2021

How to Access the System for KNEC KCPE and KCSE Registration

• First you will need to have your user name and password. The username being the school code. The code is now an 8-digit number. The county code has been added to the earlier 6-digit school code.
• To obtain password, send an SMS to 22262 with the format KCPE#centrecode e.g KCPE#12345678, you will then receive an 8-digit number which you shall use as the password to log in.
• Enter your user name and password
• Click Log In
• Upon successful login, you will be required to change your password as a security measure ensuring that only authorized persons can access your registration details. The form below will appear that will allow you to change your password.
  NB: Appears only if accessing the system for the first time.

Changing Password for KNEC KCPE and KCSE Registration

• Type in the 8 digit number sent to you via SMS as the default password in the text-area labelled Current Password.
• Enter (create) the new password (Can be any combination of letters or numbers) in the text-area labelled New Password.
• Confirm the new password (Please don’t copy-paste), by re-typing the password in the text-area labelled Confirm Password.
• Click Change Password to effect the changes
• Click Continue to proceed to the upload – registration of candidates. PHOTOGRAPHS

How to Take Photographs for KNEC KCPE and KCSE Registration

For the candidates who will be required to upload photos, i.e. non-formal students, the following guidelines will help:

1. It must be a passport photograph, should be coloured and must be taken using a digital camera.
2. The photo should be taken on a cream or light grey background (the backgrounds should be plain not flowered)
3. Photo size should be 45mm high x 35mm wide
4. Free from shadows.
5. The photo should be taken with eyes open and clearly visible (no sunglasses or spectacles)
6. The candidate should be facing forward, looking straight at the camera.
7. The Candidate should be having a neutral expression with the mouth closed (no grinning, frowning or raised eyebrows)
8. Each candidate should be on his/her own, no group photos or objects like dummies or toys or even other people being visible on the photos.
9. The photo should be in sharp focus and clear with a strong definition between the face and background.
10. The photo must contain the full face, neck and shoulders of the candidate in frontal view
11. The photo should be recent (not more than six months old)
12. The photos MUST be saved with the full index of the candidate and in JPG format i.e. the 11 digits e.g. 01101001001.jpeg.
13. NO PHOTO SHOULD BE SAVED WITH THE NAMES OF THE CANDIDATES.
14. All photos should be taken in school uniform
15. In addition to uploading the photos, all schools should submit the saved photographs to KNEC offices through their D.E.O’s in CD’s (each photo should be matched with the index numbers not names, in JPG format).

How to upload photos for KNEC KCPE and KCSE Registration Online

1. Transfer candidates’ photo onto a computer
2. Rename/save the photos with the candidate index number (no photo should be saved with the candidates’ names)KNEC KCPE and KCSE Registration Online in Kenya
3. Create a folder named your centre code
4. Copy all the candidate’s photos onto that folder
5. Zip/compress the folder
   1. Right-click the folder with Photos
   2. Select Send to
   3. Click on Compressed (zipped) folder
6. Login back to KNEC Portal
7. Click upload button candidate photos
8. Enter your username and password
9. From the TASKS drop-down list, select Upload Candidates Photos and click Continue
10. Browse to the compressed photos folder, and click upload
11. If successfully uploaded, a message will show on the application.

Confirmation of the KNEC KCPE and KCSE Registration

To confirm the KCPE and KCSE registration go to the webpage KNEC Portal and click on Confirm Registration

Private Candidates for the KCPE Examination

There are Kenyan Citizens who have never sat for the KCPE or KCSE Exams and wish to sit for the exams and get a certificate.

These includes those who are learning in non – formal centres. These non-formal centers are required to register their candidates at the Sub County Education offices.

They should

1. Upload candidates’ photographs online because no hard copies of photographs will be accepted at KNEC.
2. Submit their registration certificates from the Ministry of Education (MOE);

All Institutions Heads and Sub County Education officers who are registering private candidates should take note that there will be no editing of candidates’ details after 31st October, 2019.

Private Candidates for the KCSE Examination

All private candidates shall be registered at the Sub County Director of Education.

A candidate who wishes to register privately should download the private candidate registration form from the KNEC website, complete it as required and present it to the respective Sub County Education office for further instructions within the registration period.

For registration of the KCSE candidates, KNEC will only allow one private examination centre per Sub County.

Private candidates are not allowed to individually deposit money into the KNEC collection accounts. Sub–County Education Officers are asked to ensure compliance to this regulation.

Examination Fees

The government of Kenya has endeavoured to rollout free education for all citizens. Therefore they shall pay examination fees for all candidates in public and private schools except for the following:

1. Candidates who are re-sitting/repeaters;
2. Non–citizens candidates;
3. Private candidates registering in the Sub County private examination centres;

All private candidates should pay their examination fees directly to the KNEC fees collection accounts given below and submit the deposit slips to the Sub County Director of Education who will further submit them to KNEC together with other registration documents.

KNEC Fees Collection Accounts

The KCSE Qualifying Test registration fee is Kes. 3000/= (three thousand) per candidate. The fees should be deposited in the KNEC KCSE fees collection accounts in either

National Bank of Kenya – A/C No – 0100160314300
Kenya Commercial Bank – A/C No – 1116686937
Equity Bank – A/C No – 0470294988491
Co-operative Bank – A/C No – 01136030120308

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GRADE 4 MISSING QUESTIONS

Time

Keeping time is very important. When we keep time, we do things when they are supposed to be done. For example, if we are needed in school at 8:00 a.m., we should be there at exactly 8:00 a.m. It is bad manners to get late, unless there is a very good reason. Lateness leads to wastage of time. If a lesson that was planned to start at 8:20 a.m. begins at 8:30 a.m., a whole ten minutes will have been wasted. Wasted time is lost time. Let us learn to keep time.

13. Keeping time means                                                                          
14. Why is it good to arrive at school early?

 

15. What will happen if ten minutes of a lesson are wasted?
16. One who keeps time is

 

GRADE 3 ENGLISH ASSESSMENT SHEET

1. Listening and Speaking
2. Reading Aloud

 

No.	Learner’s Name	Listening and Speaking                          (Per (Performance Levels)				Reading Aloud formance Level        s)
1.		4	3	2	1	No. of words read correctly	4	3	2	1
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THE KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL

MONITORING LEARNERS’ PROGRESS

Grade 3 – 2022

MATHEMATICS ACTIVITIES

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE TEACHER

REGULAR LEARNERS, LEARNERS WITH HEARING IMPAIRMENT AND LEARNERS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES

1. The following questions require preparation as indicated in the table below, before the assessment is
2. Ensure that all the indicated materials are available during the administration of the

Question     INSTRUCTIONS

25          The teacher to prepare two circular cut outs. Divide the first cut out into 4 equal parts and shade 1/₄ . Divide the second cut out into 8 equal parts and shade 1/₈ .

The teacher shall assess the learner accordingly by asking each learner to identify the fraction shaded in any one cut out.

Scoring Rubric

Each question is awarded ONE mark.

Total marks is 25.

 

Question	Answer	Question	Answer
1	4th position	13	855
2	281	14	32�4�8
3	3 hundreds 0 tens 4 ones	15	1   2 24�12
4	Fifty two	16	85 �39 �46
5	4�9�8�21	17	4�2�8
6	539 � 27 � 566	18	35 � 124  � 159
7	532 � 46 � 578	19	Quarter to ten
8	384 � 109 � 493	20	1h25�1h10�2h35
9	8�7�56	21	h 900 �  h 820 �   h 80
10	8�6�48	22	Ugali, shirt
11	296 � 149 � 147	23	Left
12	384 � 243 � 141	24	Award for any correct pattern drawn using the shapes given.
		25	Teacher to assess accordingly

 

The grid below is to be filled by the teacher after assessing the learner’s work

 

Strand	Sub-strands	Question Number	Score	Performance Level
Numbers	Whole numbers, Addition and 8, 9, 10 Multiplication	1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
	Subtraction, Division & Fractions	11,12,13,14,15,25
Measurement	Mass and Capacity	16, 17
	Length, Time, Money	18, 19, 20, 21, 22
Geometry	Position & direction, shapes	23, 24

PERFORMANCE LEVEL SHEET FOR MATHEMATICS GRADE 3

Sub                     Sub                  Sub             Sub                          Sub                  Comment

strand                 strand              strand          strand                          strand

Whole numbers,             Subtraction,          Mass and                        Length,                     Position & Addition &          Division & Fractions          Capacity                    Time, Money                                     direction,

S.N            Name of Learner                Multiplication                 shapes

Questions             Questions                             Questions     Questions

1, 2, 3, 4,         11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 25      Questions      18,19,20,         23,24

1 2 3 4 5

5,6,7,8,9,10                                               16,17          21,22

 

No. Name of the Learner Listening and Speaking       (Marks) Number of Words Read Correctly Per Minute   (Marks) Reading Aloud       (Marks)     8 6-7 4-5 1-3 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1

GRADE 4 ENGLISH 2022 ASSESSMENT SHEET SECTION A

 

True False The      water              turned from                     translucent to opaque   ✓ The  water  turned from transparent to opaque ✓

THE KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SCORING GUIDE

                                                                           GRADE 4 – 2022                                          

 

Question Number	Expected response	Scores
1.	Plants reproduce.	1
2.	Protection from injuries by stinging plants and poisonous ones.	1
3.	Living things respond to changes in their environment.	1
4.	Chewing food properly makes it easy to digest.	1
5.	-Poisonous gases and -Dust.	1 1
6.	-Smoke and -Dust.	1 1
7.	Solid waste from dumping site.	1
8.	-Printer not connected to power -Printer not switched on. -Printer faulty. -Printer power indicator faulty.                                                               Any 1×1	1
9.	-Take frequent breaks when using computers -Use standard (comfortable) furniture -Sit upright.                                                                                                                       Any 1×1	1
10.		1
11.	Gasses	1
12.	Solids have definite shapes.	1
13.	Shape.	1
14.	Plastic pencil sharpener.	1
15.	Force changes direction of a moving ball.	1
16.	Sound travels in all directions.	1
17.		1     1
18.	The knob of the lid is a poor conductor of heat.	1
19.	-The boy should move towards the pivot/fulcrum. -The boy can invite a friend to sit with the girl on the same side. Any 1×1	1
20.	Dry windy weather or windy weather.	1
21.	-Dark in colour. -Low lying in the sky. -Large and thick.                                                                                   Any 2×1	2
	TOTAL	25

 

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SCORE SHEET GRADE 4

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THE KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL

SCHOOL BASED ASSESSMENT– Physical and Health Education Grade 4 2022

                                                ASSESSMENT SCORE SHEET                     

 

Criteria     Learners’ Names and Assessment Number		Task 1:   Written task on PHE skills and Concepts				Teacher’s Comments on learner’s performance
Name	Assessment Number	PL 4	PL 3	PL 2	PL 1

 

KISWAHILI GRADE 4 ASSESSMENT SHEET: SEHEMU B

(Tumia vigezo vya kutathminia ili kurekodi kiwango cha utendaji cha mwanafunzi: 4, 3, 2 ama 1)

 

		UFAHAMU WA KUSOMA				SARUFI				KUANDIKA				MAONI KUHUSU UTENDAJI
NO	JINA LA MWANAFUNZI	4	3	2	1	4	3	2	1	4	3	2	1

 

KISWAHILI GRADE 5 ASSESSMENT SHEET: FOR SEHEMU A AND B COMBINED (FOR ICT AND UPLOADING OF SCORES)

 

	TASK 1 Zoezi 1         Upeo wa alama 8 (SEHEMU A)	Idadi ya maneno yaliyosomwa kwa usahihi kwa dakika moja     (SEHEMU A)	TASK 2 Zoezi 2 Kusoma kwa Sauti Upeo wa alama 4 (SEHEMU A)	TASK 3 ZOEZI 3 Ufahamu wa Kusoma Upeo wa alama 16 (SEHEMU B)	TASK 4 ZOEZI 4 Sarufi Upeo wa alama 14 (SEHEMU B)	TASK 5 ZOEZI 5 Kuandika Upeo wa alama 10 (SEHEMU B)	JUMLA YA ALAMA         Alama 52
NO JINA LA MWANAFUNZI

 

KISWAHILI GRADE 4 ASSESSMENT SHEET: SEHEMU A

(Tumia vigezo vya kutathminia ili kurekodi kiwango cha utendaji cha mwanafunzi: 4, 3, 2 ama 1)

NO.	JINA LA MWANAFUNZI	KUSIKILIZA NA KUZUNGUMZA ZOEZI 1A NA 1B				IDADI YA MANENO YALIYOSOMWA KWA USAHIHI KWA DAKIKA MOJA	KUSOMA KWA SAUTI ZOEZI 2
		4	3	2	1		4	3	2	1

 

THE KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL

SCHOOL BASED ASSESSMENT MATHEMATICS

Grade 4 – 2022

ADVANCE INSTRUCTIONS TO THE TEACHER

Advance Instruction to the teacher on the TASK 25.

25. Provide the le arner with a half litre container labe lled A and a 2-litre container

labelled B. Provide the learne r with enough w ater/sand.

Grade 4 Scoring Rubrics

Each question is awarded ONE mark.

Total marks is 25.

 

 

Question

1.

Answer                                             Question

Total value of digit 4 is 4000     11.

Answer

The measurement is 9 cm

 

 

 

2.25 � 20 � 50                   0textbooks               12 .

Distance between the chairs is

1.2 � 1.8 � 3.0metres

 

 

3. Second even number is 242 31 � 25 � sh 77                                                                    5,rounded off

to the nearest 10 is sh 780

4.4775 � 3814                     � 8589votes            14.�2 � 60� � 15 �                                                135minutes

 

 

5.2687 ­   1251                     � 1436tree

seedlings                                         15.

10.00?.?� 3 h?    ?    ?    ?� 1.00?.?

 

 

 

6.3467 ­ 2725                    � 742doses of vaccine

16.

The minute hand will show the number 3

 

7.55 � 5 � 11groups                    1                   7.

sh 1000 ­   �340 � 250 � 125�

 

 

 

 

 

8. Each child got 1 10

� sh 285

 

18.2250 ­ 1845 �                  405kg

 

 

 

9. Fraction painted was 3 7

19.

Area is 3 � 6 � 18square units

 

 

 

The hundredths place in the number 1.345 is 4.

20.3 � 5 � 2 � 30cubes

 

THE KE N Y A NATION A L EX AM IN ATION C OU N C IL M ATHEM AT IC S S C OR IN G SHEET GR A D E 4

		Sub	Su b	Sub	Sub	S ub stran d	C omment
S.NoN	am e of L earn er	stran d W hole numbers, addition, multiplic ation   Qu estions	stran d S ubtrac tion, division, fractions, decim als   Question s	stran d Length, time, money     Question s	strand A rea, mas s, volume, capa city     Qu e stion s	Position and direc tion, angles, 2 -D shapes, data, use of letters Question s 21 ,22 ,23,24
		1 ,2 ,3 ,4 ,5 ,6	7 ,8 ,9,10	11 ,12, 13 ,14 ,	18 ,19 ,20 ,25
				15 ,16 ,17

 

THE KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL

SCHOOL BASED ASSESSMENT

2022 AGRICULTURE WRITTEN TEST

Grade 4   Marking Scheme

 

• Identify the soil sample labelled E
  • Loam soil (1 mark )
• Why did the soil sample labelled F retain the least amount of water?
  • Is sandy soil/has lo w water holding capacity (1 mark)
• Which one of the soil samples is good for growing rice?
  • G (clay soil) (1 ma rk)

2.

• How else can Mary apply the water to the vegetable to conserve water?
  • Using drip irrigati on
  • Using drip bottles (1 x 1 = 1 mark)
• Give one other way in which Mary can use the water in the tank for
• Washing farm produce
  • Washing farm animals (1 x 1 = 1 mark)
• Why was the tank placed on the stand as shown in the picture?
• To increase water p ressure (1 mark)

3. (a) State two ways in which the birds can be prevented from damaging the maize

Using scarecrows; Trapping;

(2 x 1 = 2 marks)

(b)       Name one bird that attacks chicken on a farm.

Hawk Eagle Owl (1 x 1 = 1 mark)

4. The picture below shows a nursery bed that was prepared to raise tree tomato
   • Name one source where the tree tomato seeds were obtained for planting. From tree tomato fruit From agrovet shop (1 x 1 = 1 mark)
   • Apart from constructing the shade, state two other activities that were carried out when preparing the nursery bed. Slashing

Digging to fine tilth/remove weeds Making drills

Drilling seeds/planting seeds Watering (2 x 1 = 2 marks)

5. A learner carried out the practice shown below on a growing mango fruit
   • Identify the practice.

Mulching (1 mark)

• Why did the learner carry out the practice?

Conserve water Control soil erosion Control weeds

(1 x 1 = 1 mark)

• What shows that guava fruits are ready for harvesting?

When they turn yellow/orange            (1 mark)

6. Learners observed the following crops during a farm visit:
7. Spinach ii.         Maize

iii. Beans               iv.       Rice

1. Green grams     vi.      Peas

vii. Tomatoes

• Which one of the observed crops is a
  • vegetable? Spinach (1 mark)
  • cereal? Maize (1mark)
• Which part of the green gram plant is eaten? Seed (1 mark)

7. Learners brought the following planting materials for a class project
   • Which one of the planting materials requires a finer seedbed? Carrot seeds (1 mark)
   • How did the learners plant the bean seeds on the prepared seedbed?

Made planting holes

Placed 2-3 seeds in the planting holes Covered with soil (1 mark)

• Give two caring practices carried out after planting sunflower

Weed control Watering Fencing

Controlling wild animals Mulching

(2 x 1 = 2 marks)

8. The picture below shows an innovative
   • Name two caring practices carried out on the crops grown in the innovative garden. Watering

Weed control Manure application (2 x 1 = 2 marks)

• Give one other material that can be used to make the innovative

Boxes Tyres Sacks

(1 x 1 = 1 mark)

1. c) Give one importance of container

Food production Decoration

(1 x 1 = 1 mark)

9. Grade four learners saw the domestic animals shown in the picture below on a
   • Name the domestic animal labelled

H Goat (1 mark)

J Chicken or hen (1 mark)

• Give two uses of the domestic animal labelled

Egg production Meat production (2 x 1 = 2 marks)

 

THE KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SCORING GUIDE

GRADE 5 – 2022

1.

a. Grass

1 mark

b. He should have used a glove.

1 mark

2.

a. It’s poisonous.

1 mark

b. Wear gloves/ use tongs.

1 mark

3.

Fungus.

1 mark

4.

They are cold blooded.

1 mark

5.

It has mammary glands.

1 mark

6.

a.   Bilharzia. b.   -By boiling the water. -By purifying it/using chemicals.

1 mark 1 mark 1 mark

7.

a.   Waste that decomposes easily and those that don’t decompose easily. b.   Sorting the waste. c.   To remove germs from the hands.

1 mark 1 mark 1 mark

8.

a.   R-Undo b.   When saving a document.

1 mark 1 mark

9.

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

3 marks

C

D

A

B

Award marks up to the next correct order only.

10.

a.   Freezing. b.   Melting.

1 mark 1 mark

11.

It turned blue.

1 mark

12.

Gravity pulls objects downwards.

1 mark

13.

Loud sound.

1 mark

14.

a.   Earmuffs. b.   Protect the ears against sound pollution.

1 mark 1 mark

15.

a.   Radiation. b.  Drying fish, grains.                                                                                   Any 1×1

1 mark 1 mark

18.

Letter

W

V

T

U

X

3 marks

Award marks up to the next correct order only.

TOTAL

30

 

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THE KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL

SCHOOL BASED ASSESSMENT

                     MATHEMATICS Grade 5 – 2022   

ADVANCE INSTRUCTIONS TO THE TEACHER

Advance Instruction to the teacher on the TASK 25

25. Provide the learner with a card showing an angle The size of angle PQR = 85^o. Provide the learner with a protractor to measure angle PQR.

Grade 5 – Scoring Rubrics

Each question is awarded ONE mark.

Hundred thousands Ten thousands   Thousands   Hundreds   Tens   Ones   5 4 7 0 2

Total marks is 25.

Question	Answer
1.
2.	G.C.D of 72 and 16 is 2     72     16 , 2     36     8 , 2     18     4 , 9,      2 G.C.D is 2 x 2 x 2 = 8
3.	645285 � 273094 � 918379
4.	731945 � 690583 � 41362
5.	160 � 30 � 4800
6.	5.789 kg, 5.798 kg, 5.876 kg and 5.892 kg
7.	679380 � 3000 � 676380
8.
Question	Answer
1.
2.	G.C.D of 72 and 16 is 2       72       16 , 2       36       8 , 2       18       4 , 9,        2 G.C.D is 2 x 2 x 2 = 8
3.	645285 � 273094 � 918379
4.	731945 � 690583 � 41362
5.	160 � 30 � 4800
6.	5.789 kg, 5.798 kg, 5.876 kg and 5.892 kg
7.	679380 � 3000 � 676380
8.

 

THE KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL

SCHOOL BASED ASSESSMENT CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION GRADE 5- 2022

                     MARKING GUIDE & SCORING RUBRICS  

1. Using our talents
2. Till/ guard the Garden of Eden/ Name animals/Reproduce/ Control/dominate the
3. Crushing stones at a construction
4. Disease/ sickness/ poverty/ lack of basic needs/ unemployment/ jobless/ loss of jobs/ domestic violence (and any other relevant response)
5. Book of Hosea/ Hosea
6. It guides people to do what is right/ to get the word of
7. Respect/
8. He was standing on Holy
10. Explained the writing on the wall Daniel
11. Box R-Fire came down from
12. She hid Moses in a basket made from reeds/ along the banks of River
13. Whoever has food/ many clothes must share/ soldiers to be content with their wages/ soldiers not to accuse people falsely/ tax collectors only collect the amount of money required/ called people for
14. River Jordan/
15. “Love your ”
16. Jesus/ God cares for people/loves His people/ Has power over nature/ to feed the hungry/ to care/ provide for the
19. Parable of Lost son/ Coin/
20. Faith/ Faith in
22. Sharing belongings/ praying/ fellowship together/ visit the sick/ orphans/ old (and any other relevant response).
23. Solving/ settling disputes amicably/ avoiding/ discourage quarreling/ fighting (and any other relevant response)
24. Lying to the Holy Spirit/ Keeping a part of the
25. Prayerful/ be praying/ have faith in
26. Stop him/her/ tell him/her it is wrong / Report him/her to class prefect/teacher.
27. Growth of breasts/ enlarged
28. Do not commit
29. Love/Kindness.
30. George Writing a short message while his parent was talking to

 

THE KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL

SCHOOL BASED ASSESSMENT GRADE 5 – 2022 SOCIAL STUDIES

MARKING GUIDE & SCORING RUBRICS

1. Salim, a Grade Five learner in Tete School is How many kilometers will he travel from the school to go to the dispensary in Tete area?
   • 7 km

1 mark

Correct measure of distance between the school and dispensary in km

2. Which form of transport is Salim likely to use to get to the dispensary?
   • Road transport

1 mark

3. Identify two ways in which the people could benefit from the game reserve in Tete area
   • They may get Employment
   • Grazing animals in the game

 

reserve

• Earn income from visitors
• Improved transport
• Market for locally produced item

Any correct answer, 1 mark each 2 marks

4. Grade Five learners have visited the north eastern part of Tete area. Which physical feature are they likely to see?
   • Mountain / Hill

1 mark

5. Lulu primary school has planned an education trip to visit the Historical Built environments in Nairobi. Apart from the museum, which historic site are they likely to visit?
   • Bomas of Kenya

• mark

Any other correct answer

6. Create a communication message on the importance of caring for the museum to display during the
   • Our museum our national Heritage
   • Museum home for our cultural heritage
   • Use our museums for education and research
   • Preserve our museums for posterity and future

Any relevant creative message

2  marks

7. Your class has been asked to discuss ways in which different language groups depended on each and present in class. Which two ways would they present?
   • When sharing natural resources such as water, land
   • When they exchange goods or products found in different
   • When sharing goods and services during a disaster or calamity
   • During marriage ceremonies/in education/ when working

Any correct and relevant 1 mark each

2 marks

8. Use the table below to match the means of communication with their appropriate form of

Any correctly matched ½ mark each,

Total 2 marks

9. Shade the regions that experiences hot and wet

Correctly shaded region

 

 

 

 

 

• Along the coast
• Around Lake Victoria

Any correct shading region 1 mark each

2 marks

10. Mary, a Grade Five learner visited the town marked P with her Which mineral was being mined around that area?

Soda ash

• mark

11. What two economic activities could be practiced in the region marked Q ?
    • Fishing
    • Irrigation
    • Tourism
    • Transport

Any correct, 1 mark each

2  marks

12. Your class has been taken for an educational tour to the Nairobi city. You have seen pictures of two traditional leaders that you had studied in class hanged in one of the historical sites. The two traditional leaders are likely to be
    • Kivoi wa mwendwa
    • Mekatilili wa Menza

Any correct answer, 1 mark each 2 marks

13. The Grade Five class teacher has invited one of the officers working in parliament to talk on functions of the parliament in Kenya. Which function of both the Senate and National assembly did the officer talk about?
    • Discusing the budget
    • Making and changing the laws

Any correct answer,

1 mark

 

THE KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL SCHOOL BASED ASSESSMENT

HOME SCIENCE Grade 5 – 2022

MARKING SCHEME

 

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE HOME SCIENCE TEACHER

Read the following instructions carefully.

• Home Science written test has 17 structured
• Learners are expected to respond to all the
• For question 15, the teacher is expected to prepare the following in readiness for the
  • Make two stitches on different fabrics and label them as A and

A- Temporary stitches

B- Permanent stitches.

• The stitches made must be those in the curriculum designs of Grade 5 or
• The stitches should be large enough for clarity and visibility
• On the day of assessment, the teacher should display the two stitches where the learners can access and see

• For question 16, the teacher is expected to prepare the following in readiness for the

Marking Scheme

1. – Do a lot of physical (1 mark)
2. – Well fitting/size.
   • Comfortable
   • Affordable/price.
   • (Any 2 x 1 = 2 marks)
3. – Make a plan on how to spend his (1 mark) 4.

• Identify two torn garments and label them as follows:
  • A garment with a gaping seam – labelled C
  • A garment with a hanging hem – labelled D
• The tear the gaping section of the seam and the section of the hanging hem to make them large (iii) On the day of assessment, the teacher should display the two garments where the

learners can access and see clearly.

• The teacher shall use the assessment rubrics below to report on the learner’s The report should focus on specific tasks performed well by the learner, those that require improvements and give suggested remedies.

29 – 30       Exceeding Expectations

18 – 28       Meeting Expectations

11 – 17        Approaching Expectations

0 – 10        Below Expectations

• The teacher should ensure that all the learners take the

 

 

7. – (1 mark)
8. – (1 mark)
9. – Drying(using sun or electricity) the maize properly before (1 mark)
10. (a) (1 mark)

(b) – soft brush

– microfiber cloth. (1 mark)

11. – Learner (1 mark)
12. (a) – (1 mark)

(b) – False. (1 mark)

13. – T

 

 

5. (a) – Careful use of handkerchief

– Observing personal hygiene

• Not sharing personal items like handkerchiefs
• Wash hands after blowing the nose, coughing or (Any 2 x 1 = 2 marks)

(b) –    Chicken pox. (1 mark)

6. (a) – informs John on the new pen in the market
   • Informs John on where to get the new pen in the (1 mark)

(b) – Price of the pen

– Location of the shop

• Name and type of the pen
• Image of the (Any 2 x 1 = 2 marks)

(1 mark)

14. (a) – back stitches

– Oversewing stitches. (Any 2 x 1 = 2 marks)

(b) – Stem stitches

– Chain stitches

– Satin stitches. (1 mark)

15. B- Permanent (1 mark)
16. The garment labelled (1 mark)

 

S.no	Symbol	Meaning of the symbol
1		Dry clean
2		Hang on a clothe’s line to dry
3		Iron with a warm iron.

 

THE KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL SCHOOL BASED ASSESSMENT AGRICULTURE WRITTEN TEST

Grade 5 – 2022

 

1. Grade 5 learners prepared a structure sho SCORING GUIDE

ol/Uprooting of weeds/weeding (1 mark)

 

wn below in which they threw wastes for soil improvement.

1. Identify the

• Organic waste pit (1 mark)

1. How does the structure improve soil?

• Planting crops
• Adds manure
• Makes the soil fertile (1 mark)

1. From the examples given below, tick the type of wastes the learners should throw in the structure

Vegetable remains from the school kitchen Plastic bags collected from the school compound

Grass slashed from the school compound Broken glass bottles (2 marks)

2. In an experiment, grade 5 learners grew two sets of vegetable to demonstrate water conservation as shown below

• Which crop is likely to have moist soil after four days?

F

(1 mark)

• Name the method of water conservation practised by the
• Mulching (1 mark)
• How does the method help to conserve water?
• Reduces evaporation
• Increases water infiltration/prevents surface runoff (1 x 1 = 1mark)

3. During a visit to a farm, learners observed a heap of burning material that produced a lot of smoke to keep off wild animals from a maize
4. Identify the method used by the farmer to control the wild

• Use of repellants (1 mark)

1. Name one wild animal that can be controlled by the method used by the

• Monkeys
• Antelopes
• Zebra
• Mongoose

(1 x 1 = 1 mark)

1. How does the method help to control wild animals?

• The smell of smoke repels them
• The smoke chokes them (1x 1 = 1 mark)
• The pictures below show sets of passion

 

 

1. (i) Mark the fruit from which learners should extract seeds for planting with letter

(1 mark)

(ii) Give a reason why the fruit you have marked is more suitable for seed extraction.

• It is ripe
• It is healthy
• It is large (1 mark)

1. After extraction from the fruit, how are the seeds prepared for planting?

• Washed
• Dried
• Soaked for planting (2 x 1 = 2 marks)

5. The picture below shows a farmer taking care of young fruit
6. Identify the caring practice the farmer is carrying

• Weed contr

1. Name the method the farmer is using to carry out the practice?

• Uprooting (1 mark)

1. Give two other caring practices the farmer should carry out on the young fruit tree

• Watering
• Mulching
• fencing

(2 x 1 = 2 marks)

6. Learners observed the following indigenous crop produce on the

• Identify the indigenous crop produce labelled
• Pumpkin (1 mark)
• Name the main nutrients provided by the crop produce labelled
• Carbohydrates/Starch (1 mark)
• Give one other indigenous crops farmers can grow instead of the one labelled
• Millet
• Sorghum
• Sweet potatoes (1 mark)

7. The picture below shows tools used in vegetable
8. Identify the tool labelled P.

• Jembe (1 mark)

1. Give one function of the tool labelled Q in nursery bed

• Collecting/removing trush from the seedbed
• Levelling the nursery bed (1 x 1 = 1 mark)

1. State one safety measure taken when using the tool labelled P?

• Sharpening
• Ensure it is firmly fixed
• Proper storage (1 x 1 = 1 mark)
• State two caring practices carried out on the tool labelled Q
• Cleaning a fter use
• Proper stor age
• Oiling the m etal part
• Painting th e wooden part (2 x 1 = 2 marks)

8. The picture below shows two types of innovative
9. Identify the innovative garden labelled

Vertical gardening (1 mark)

1. Give one difference between the innovative garden labelled R and

In vertical gardening, plants are grown in layers upwards while in container gardening the plants are grown in containers which remain horizontal at the sight.

(1 mark)

1. Name three materials put in the innovative garden

• Soil
• Manure
• Seeds/plants
• water

(3 x 1= 3 marks)

9. – The following is a list of domestic animals studied by grade 5 learners:

 

THE KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL SCHOOL BASED ASSESSMENT

Physical and Health Education (Regular)

Grade 5– 2022 Scoring Guide

Key for rating the learner’s performance

1. Performance Level 4 (PL 4) (Exceeding Expectation) indicates that the learner has not only perfected / mastered the required skill but also exhibits exemplary skills that are above those required of his/her grade/
2. Performance Level 3 (PL 3) (Meeting Expectation) indicates that the learner has acquired the required

• Performance Level 2 (PL 2) (Approaching Expectation) indicates that the learner has acquired some

skills but has not fully mastered them.

1. Performance Level 2 PL 1 (Below Expectation) indicates that the learner is yet to develop the specified

 

Section A: Task 1 -Written task on PHE skills and concepts

(The learner writes the responses in the spaces provided)

1. Standing start 2. Prevention of inj	uries	(1 mark) (1 mark)
3.               Skier		(1 mark)
4.Catching the pitc	hed balls	(1 mark)
5.The batter was d	eclared out of the game	(1 mark)

 

6. Use of appropriate attire/avoiding foul play/using safety mats/performing the roll in the correct way/ using a safe ground (1 mark)
7. Arbitration/ counselling / forgiveness/seeking apologies(1 mark)
8. Side vault (1 mark)
9. Hands (1 Marks)
10. Sprain/dislocation/fractur e (1 Marks)

 

Rating the learner’s performance in Task 1

1. Use the scoring guide provided for questions 1 to 10 to score each learner’s
2. Rate the learner’s performance in task 1 under four performance levels as follows:

 

1. Performance Level 4 (PL 4) (Exceeding Expectations) where the learner responds correctly to all the 10
2. Performance Level 3 (PL 3) (Meeting Expectations) where the learner responds correctly to 7, 8, or 9

• Performance Level 2 (PL 2) (Approaching Expectation) where the learner responds correctly to 4, 5, or 6

1. Performance Level 1 (PL 1) (Below Expectation) where the learner responds correctly to 3, 2, or 1 Questions, OR does not respond correctly to any of the questions.