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Free Physics notes, revision questions, KCSE past Papers, Exams, Marking Schemes, Topical revision materials, Syllabus and Many more

Physics is one of the subjects offered at Kenyan high schools. It is classified as a Science and tested at the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education, KCSE. It falls in the same category as Biology and Chemistry; the other sciences. Physics, just like Biology and Chemistry.

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TSC Reminder to teachers on filing of individual income KRA tax returns: Procedure

The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, has reminded teachers and staff to file their 2019 individual income tax returns for 2019; ahead of the June 30th deadline. The filing of the tax returns shall be done online using the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) itax platform (https://itax.kra.go.ke).

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P9 FORMS

To file the KRA returns, one is supposed to have a P9 form that is generated by the employer. “The Tax deduction cards (P9 Forms) have been uploaded on the TSC payslip portal for all TSC employees to download. This will facilitate filing of the returns,” says TSC Boss Dr. Nancy Macharia via a circular dated April 9, 2020.

“You are also informed that the Commission is working Jointly with KRA to update the itax records for the years 2015 to 2019 to facilitate issuance of Tax Compliance Certificates (TCC),” she adds.

PENALTIES

Late filing of tax returns attracts a penalty of 5% of the tax due or Ksh 20,000 whichever is higher. Late payments of taxes leads to a penalty of 20% of the outstanding tax.

In the event of any challenges in filing the returns, assistance may be sought from KRA Service Centres across the Country or call +254(020)4999 999/ +254(0711) 099 999 or Email:callcentre@kra.go.ke.

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ABOUT INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX

An individual income tax return is a declaration of income earned by an individual within a particular year. Every individual with a KRA PIN is required to file this return. Those without formal employment should file Nil Returns.

You can file your Individual Income Tax Returns for a particular year of income, anytime between 1st January to 30th June of the following year.

Submission of income tax returns is an online process done via iTax.


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Here are the Schools’ reopening dates for continuation of Term one, 2020: Uganda’s Education Minister announces new dates

The Minister for Education and Sports in Uganda, Janet Museveni, has announced the schools’ reopening dates for continuation of first term of 2020. This follows a directive to close all schools for 30 days (effective Friday March 20, 2020) by the Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni in order to combat the spread of COVID-19 in the country.

The east African Country that is currently on a total lock down, will see its learners going back to class, soon. “Pre-primary, primary, secondary schools and Primary Teachers’ Colleges will open for the continuation of Term I on 27th April 2020 up to 12th June 2020. Term 2: 22nd June to 4th September and Term 3: 21st September to 19th December 2020, in case everything goes as planned,” says Janet who is also Uganda’s First Lady since 1986.

“God willing, Universities and Other Tertiary Institutions, including BTVET institutions will open the Continuation of the current Semester on 2nd May 2020,” she added.

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First Lady and Minister of Education Janet Museveni also said exams for this term (term one 2020) are called off. “There shall be no formal test or examinations at the end of Term 1. All the time should be used for teaching and learning. Cumulative end of topic class-based results should be used on end of term reports. Candidates shall do only ONE school generated Mock Examinations at the end of Term 2. Therefore all schools are herewith barred from engaging students in any externally set mock examinations this year, to ensure syllabus recovery time is not wasted,” noted Janet who has been Cabinet Minister of Education and Sports in the Ugandan Cabinet, since 6 June 2016.

While making the announcements on Live TV on Saturday night, Mrs Museveni at the same time warned universities forcing students to take examinations online; saying such examinations have been suspended. “We have received several complaints/concerns that some Universities are forcing students to pay for and do online Examinations during this period, yet quite a number of our students do not have the required facilities and the money to do this. We have therefore, decided that all these Examinations be suspended until we are out of this crisis,” she directed.

According to Mrs Museveni, her Ministry will organize lessons and has secured free learning airtime on radio to engage learners lacking requisite internet access equipment. We will send out a harmonized continuous learning program for all Primary and Secondary school learners to all Local Governments and Association of Secondary School Headteachers of Uganda (ASSHU), where selected teachers will use Local Radios which can be accessed by most learners and TVs where possible. The teaching will focus on core basic concepts in what learners have already covered. This will be supplemented with printed material wherever possible,” reported the Minister.

In the neighbouring country, Kenya, the Ministry is yet to give a notice as to when schools are set to reopen. Some schools have in fact been identified and prepared as possible COVI-19 isolation centres. 


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2020 KCSE, KCPE exams will go on as scheduled- Uhuru says as Principals make proposals

It is a big sigh of relief for the over 1.2 million KCSE and KCPE candidates after President Uhuru Kenyatta reassured them that this year’s examinations will not be postponed due to the current Corona virus pandemic in the country. Speaking during a live interview on Wednesday morning, the President said the Ministry of Education is churning out a work plan to ensure the exams are not disrupted even as the pandemic continues to ravage the country.

“Exams are still on as planned, but we still have to know how we shall approach this and we shall elaborate more when that time comes. We are still analysing the best way to assist our students. We will release a strategy in which our students will start going back to schools and the measures we shall implement because they (candidates) are the ones we are most concerned about,” the Head of state said.

On Sunday, Education Cabinet Secretary prof. George Magoha said his Ministry has come up with various plans on how learning is to resume and was awaiting approval by the president.

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The President (who was speaking from State House, Nairobi during a live address on national Swahili radio stations: Radio Citizen, Radio Jambo, Radio Maisha, Milele FM and KBC’s Radio Taifa) said his government will soon release a schedule on how learners will return to schools especially those who are to sit the national exams. He was not categorical on when the schools are set to reopen and how.

Education cabinet Secretary Prof. George Magoha. The CS says this year’s national examinations will not be post-poned.
Stake holders hold divergent views

The kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers, Kuppet, has been rooting for postponement of the national tests saying the education calendar should be redrafted to cater for lost time. Its sister union, Knut, is holding a different opinion that learning should resume under stringent health measures.

On their part, school heads want reopened for not only form fours and class eight pupils, but also for class seven pupils and form three students. The Kenya Secondary Schools Heads Association (Kessha) chair Indimuli Kahi has said it will be possible to have the fewer learners in school for now since social distancing would be feasible.

Education stake holders will be waiting, anxiously, for the Government’s work plan even as the clock ticks, fast, towards the May 2, 2020, date; which would have been the official reopening date for second term.


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