Kampti:Teachers responsible for Year 6 classes in Kampti's basic education district are targeting a 95% success rate in the 2027 primary school certificate (CEP) exam, improving upon the 92.67% achieved last year.
According to Burkina Information Agency, Comrade Eugene Hien, the head of the CEB in Kampti, emphasized that true educational reform will manifest in classrooms through the professionalism of teachers. His remarks came at the conclusion of an educational conference held in the Sié Alexis Kambou room of Kampti's town hall, which reviewed the 2026-2027 academic year and established strategies for enhancing academic performance, especially in exam classes.
Eugène Hien highlighted the importance of commitment from all educational stakeholders to improve results, urging school principals to bolster their educational leadership and teachers to demonstrate rigor and innovation in their practices. He called for translating educational reform ambitions into concrete actions, such as improved organization of learning, regular student achievement monitoring, and a culture of evaluation.
Inspector Adama Ouattara, overseeing the supervisory area, stressed the significance of rigorous lesson planning and providing close pedagogical support. He advocated for diagnostic assessments to swiftly identify learning difficulties and implement suitable remedial activities. Achieving the objectives, he noted, requires systematic educational progress monitoring and effective use of assessment results.
Seydou Dembélé, a CM2 class teacher, reiterated his commitment to the academic performance challenge, stating that the 95% success rate target is a shared goal and a call for greater responsibility in teaching. He underscored the importance of collaboration among teachers, school principals, educational advisors, and parents to foster an environment conducive to student success.
Participants concluded the conference by resolving to enhance learning monitoring, increase assessments and remediation sessions, and share effective teaching practices. The aim is to achieve a 95% success rate in the 2027 CEP, a goal that Kampti's educational stakeholders plan to accomplish through discipline, hard work, and collective dedication.