How to check form one selection 2020

Form one Selection 2019/2020: How to check form one Intake via SMS and Online

Form One Selection 2019/2020: How to check the national schools, private, county, sub-county and extra county secondary school you have been admitted to via SMS and Online. Plus the reporting date, admission letters download, and printing.

To check the secondary school where you or your child has been placed,  send an SMS with your Index Number to 20042 from any network. The charges of sending the SMS will be determined by the mobile company you will be using.

The Ministry of Education website has a guide for form 1 selection for all schools in Kenya. This includes:

• Secondary School Form One Selection 2020.
• How to check the school you have been admitted to.
• Form One intake 2020.
• List of admission into either National, County & Extra-County schools.

How to Check Form One Intake 2019 via SMS

Parents and students can check the secondary schools that their children have been selected to join by sending an SMS with the candidate’s Index Number to 20042 from any network.

How to Check Form One Intake 2019 via Online

The form one admission letters are posted on the Education ministry website. To download and print your copy follow the procedure below.

• Got to the Ministry of Education Website
• Select the county and sub-county where the candidate sat for KCPE Exam.
• Enter your KCPE index number.
• Click Submit.
• Click on the admission letter at the bottom of the page to download and print.

After you download and print your Form 1 Admission Letter, present it, together with your passport size photos, and results slip, to the school where you sat for your KCPE Exam for endorsement. Thereafter present the endorsed documents to the secondary school where you are required to report.

Form One Selection 2020 Online – Admission and Intake for 2019 KCPE Pupils

Form One Selection 2019/2020 for National Schools

Click here to access Form One School Selection System for National Schools

Form One Selection 2019/2020 for Extra County Schools

Click here to Access Form One School Selection System for Extra County Schools

Form One Selection 2019/2020 for County Schools

Click here to Access Form One School Selection System for County Schools

Form One Selection 2019/2020 for Sub County Schools

Click here to Access Form One School Selection System for Sub County Schools

KCPE Form one selection – Form One Intake Process

The Form One Intake entails the admission into either National, County or District Day Schools depending on the Candidate’s School Choices captured during the year the candidate sat for KCPE. National Schools distribute both based on candidature and affirmative action thus enabling each district to get a candidate selected to a National School.

The National School Quota is used to select candidates per Gender and Merit List per District. The cut-off to each National School is automatically determined based on the last Candidate to be Selected to a given National Schools from a Given District in a County.

County Schools are Selected on a 40% (National): 40% (to Districts within County and Inclusive Home District of the School): 20% (for Home/Host District of the School). Not all County Schools Can attract National Quota and may be allocated quotas to only Districts within-host County. Plans for District Selection are under-way expected to be piloted in 2014 In-take.

Form One Admission – Selection Procedure

The Computerised selection follows the following steps:

1. Selection of Top 1 and 2, for both Gender (boys and girls) to their national school choices, if an allocation has been provided for their District. In absence, the computer assigns such performing candidates schools of equivalent stature to their choices;
2. Selection of Other National Schools Quota based on Candidates ratio from Public and Private;
3. The system gives advantage to Counties inclusive of host County in filling vacancies which may arise during the selection (such as the inability of certain Districts to produce candidates with more or equal to 280 marks);
4. Selection of Extra-County Schools which have the same features as National Schools with the variance being the number of candidates to be picked being more within the host Counties of the schools;
5. County Schools purely selects students within a County, all boarding schools fall under this category;
6. District Selection: still done manually due to challenges of mapping primary schools or communities to the proximity of secondary day schools.