National exam results: Year 2 (2023)

In November 2023 Bridge International Academies Kenya pupils entered the Kenya Primary School Education Assessment for the second  year.

There is no ‘pass mark’ in the KPSEA exams. Grade 6 exams are used to monitor learning progress of the pupils.

Key statistics:

Bridge is far surpassing the national average in KPSEA with an average of 55.41 compared to 46.53 achieved nationally.

• KPSEA pass rate has improved with 5 points to 78% compared to 73% achieved in 2022
• 51 academies had a mean score of 55% or higher. With the top academy Chiga -KIS scoring a mean score of 72% 
• 5 subjects had 80% of the pupils achieving “Exceed and Meet” benchmarks: English Language, Kiswahili Lugha, Physical and Health Education , Social Studies and Religious Education

Academy Level Performance

• 2 academies had a mean score of 70+ 
• 49 academies had a mean score between 55-69 points 
• 78 academies had a above the pass mark of 50 points

Bridge is far surpassing the national average of academies scoring a mean score of 50 points and above

Bridge academies for two consecutive years outperformed the National Performance

Academies managed by Bridge in 2023 have a higher pass rate compared with the pass rate in 2022. There was an improvement of 5 points compared to last year scores

Bridge academies achieved a mean score of 50 points or higher across the majority of the subjects compared to the National Performance