Browse Grade 10 Term 3 exams using the organised collection below. Follow the subject, learning-area or exam-set links to find the relevant source materials.
Choose a subject or learning area to see the actual paper catalogue, original set labels and available answer files.
Browse file names freely. Active members can use Open file. Log in or get access.
File pairings follow source labels and the same set; contents have not all been checked. Shared marking packs are labelled as shared. Practice papers are not relabelled as official national assessments.
- Agriculture — 4 distinct resources
- Biology — 4 distinct resources
- Business Studies — 4 distinct resources
- Chemistry — 4 distinct resources
- Christian Religious Education — 4 distinct resources
- Computer Science — 2 distinct resources
- Computer Studies — 2 distinct resources
- Core Mathematics — 3 distinct resources
- Electricity — 1 distinct resources
- English — 4 distinct resources
- Geography — 4 distinct resources
- History and Citizenship — 3 distinct resources
- Home Science — 3 distinct resources
- ICT — 1 distinct resources
- Kiswahili — 4 distinct resources
- Kiswahili Literature — 1 distinct resources
- Literature — 1 distinct resources
- Mathematics — 2 distinct resources
- Media Technology — 2 distinct resources
- Physics — 4 distinct resources
- Power Mechanics — 1 distinct resources
- Sports and Recreation — 1 distinct resources
Original collections
- 2026 GRADE 10 TERM 3 OPENER EXAMS
- Grade 10 Term 3 Exams & ANSWERS 2026
- 2026 Grade 10 TERM 3 Exams with Marking Schemes
Using Grade 10 Term 3 exams
Choose the original paper or set label before opening a file. When an answer file is available, compare its source and paper number with your question paper. Keep shared marking packs separate from subject-specific answers.
Choosing Grade 10 Term 3 exams
This collection contains 59 distinct resource links from the listed sources. It separates the Term 3 opener from material whose assessment stage is not labelled. A paper listed in two collections may have a different file ID, so the source name remains visible beside each version. Choose a subject and then the original set. Core Mathematics and Mathematics retain their source labels; Computer Science and Computer Studies also remain separate. Start with the question file and look for an answer file in the same source group. Some subjects have a separately labelled marking scheme, while other groups contain a question file only. Do not substitute an answer file simply because its subject name looks similar. Record your working, compare the paper number and source, and ask your teacher which collection matches the work covered in class.
For official assessment information, consult KNEC guidance and the instructions provided by your school.
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