Bindé:The Basic Education District (CEB) of Bindé has set an ambitious goal to achieve a success rate of at least 98% in the 2027 Primary School Certificate (CEP). This target is to be met through enhanced educational monitoring and professional discipline.

According to Burkina Information Agency, Issouf Kabré, head of the CEB of Bindé, led a working meeting on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, with educational supervisors, school directors, teachers of CM2 classes, and candidates for the practice of the Higher Certificate of Pedagogical Aptitude for Primary School Teachers (CSAPÉ).

During the meeting, Nana Mohamadi, head of primary education, detailed the main strategies to improve teaching quality. These include increasing classroom visits, regular program monitoring, adherence to educational progressions, and administering at least two daily assignments. Measures also involve organizing educational days to enhance teachers' professional skills and conducting two mock exams to better prepare students for the CEP 2027.

The CCEB highlighted potential issues that could hinder achieving the 98% success rate, such as teacher absences, lateness, laxity, delayed class start times, and insufficient teaching and administrative materials.

Educational supervisors advised CSAPÉ candidates to prepare diligently and stay calm for upcoming evaluations, which will be conducted over a month. The CEB of Bindé aims to improve discipline, monitor learning more effectively, and involve all stakeholders to reach their CEP 2027 success goal.