A 15–20 minute family questionnaire. Your child answers one part, you answer the other, and you get a clear, kind report built for the choice in front of you — Kenya's CBE Senior School pathways, tracks and subject combinations.
Guidance, not placement. It prepares the decision you make on the official portal — it does not make it for you.
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At the end of Grade 9 your child picks a pathway, a track inside it, and the subjects that go with it. Those three choices are made once, on one portal, and they shape what is still open at eighteen.
How your child's CBE evidence reads against a move to a Cambridge school, the IGCSE subjects it supports, and the bridging work a switch would need. It reads your child's CBE answers against what a Cambridge first term actually demands, names the IGCSE subjects the profile supports, and lists the bridging work a switch would need. It will never tell you to switch — fees, distance and community are not in this questionnaire, and they dominate that decision.
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The awarding body: Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE)Written for a parent reading on a phone, with a deadline. Short paragraphs, concrete actions, and nothing dressed up.
All three pathways and all seven tracks, in plain fit bands a family can read — never a confusing percentage.
Not "consider the sciences". The compulsory core, the three subjects to pick from the track menu, and the alternatives if your school does not run them.
Your hopes and their own answers, side by side, turned into questions to ask each other — never a verdict on which of you is right.
Where the recommended track actually leads, including the honest caveats about what each route still requires later.
What a brochure will not tell you: which tracks depend on workshops that may not exist, and where a pathway quietly closes a university door.
The report is emailed to you the moment it is written, so you can always find it again. Changed your mind, or misread a question? Review every answer and run it again free — and every version you run stays readable.
A one-page brief you can print and take to school, plus the full report on any device, any time, from your own link.
They answer about themselves, alone — roughly twelve minutes. A parent answering on their behalf produces a report about the parent, which is exactly what the comparison section is designed to catch.
You answer six questions about what you see at home, and one about what you would be pleased to see them do. About four minutes.
It arrives at your own private link, guarded by the last four digits of your phone number. Print the teacher page, and take the rest to the open day.
This report does not place your child anywhere and does not talk to the Ministry or to any school. The official process always comes first, and the report says so on every page.
A first name and a phone number. No surname, no school, no date of birth. Your report link is additionally guarded by the last four digits of your own number, so a forwarded link on its own reveals nothing.
When your child's answers disagree with each other, the report says it is less certain rather than picking one and sounding confident. A confidently wrong report is worse than an honestly uncertain one.
The ranking is computed in code from your answers, not improvised. The same answers always produce the same ranking, and every report records which version of the questions and the curriculum data produced it.
Families of learners finishing Junior School under CBE and choosing a Senior School pathway at the end of Grade 9. Your child answers one part, about twelve minutes. You answer the other, about four.
No. It is structured guidance built on your child's own interests and self-rated strengths. It is not timed, not scored against other children, and it is not a placement. Your school's and the Ministry's official process always comes first.
They will — that is normal at this age, and the report says so plainly. Every report includes one free revision: reopen your link, review every answer you gave, change anything that no longer fits, and we write the report again at no extra cost. Every version you run stays readable, so nothing you have already shown a school disappears.
Yes — all of them, any time, from your report link. That page is the whole of what we hold about your family, and it is where you change anything that is wrong.
We collect the minimum: a first name or nickname, and your phone number. No surname, no school, no date of birth. A parent consents before anything is stored, and your report link is additionally guarded by the last four digits of your own phone number.
No, and it never will. The official selection is made on the Ministry's own portal. This report prepares that conversation — it does not replace or submit it.
Guidance only. Not a clinical, psychometric or placement assessment.