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Top 10 KCSE Secondary Schools Kenya

Based on KCSE exam results

10. Starehe Girls’ Centre School

  • is a National boarding school that offers secondary education to financially disadvantaged girls from all provincesof Kenya. The school was founded in January 2005 as a charitable institution. It emulates the spirit of the much renowned Starehe Boys’ Centre. It caters for all the girls’ academic and social needs.

9. Pangani Girls School

  • is located in the Starehe constituency in Kariokor . The school is part of the Starehe district in the Nairobi province of Kenya. The Address of this secondary school is Juja Road, P.O. BOX 30152, Nairobi 00100

8. MaryHill Girls High School

  •  Maryhill Girls High School is a girls’ national boarding school situated in Thika along Thika – Gatukuyu road.  The school has a student population of 753 students currently. It is a four streamed school offering seventeen subjects in the 8-4-4- curriculum.  The school also offers a variety of other co-curricular activities such as Drama, Music, variety of games like hockey, swimming, volleyball, tennis to name but a few.

7. Kenya High School (KHS)

  • is an all girls secondary education institution located in Kileleshwa, Nairobi, Kenya. It was founded in 1908, originally known as European Girls’ School. After Kenya gained independence in 1963, the school’s name was shortly there after changed to the Kenya High School. Kenya high has for a long time been ranked among the best public high/secondary schools in Kenya, enjoying high and competitive enrollment from students of all walks of life in the country.

6. Moi Girls High School – Eldoret

  • Moi Girls’ High school – Eldoret is a national girls’ boarding school managed by the school’s board of governors. It is a Christian non-denominational school providing the secondary cycle of the 8-4-4 system of education.
  • To provide a solid foundation for quality education in an environment of diversity leading to academic excellence and a career of choice. To develop character founded on the fear of God and nurture talents in preparation for a life of service.

5. Mang’u High School

  • policy rotates around hard work in the conformity with the school motto of “jishinde ushinde” a call for self conquest and self discipline. In 2007, Mang’u regained its original position once again by leading the whole country in High School performance. Mang’u High School was the first to introduce aviation as an examinable subject in the country.
  • Mang’u High School has produced among the most prominent people in the country among them His Excellency, the President of the Republic of Kenya, Mwai Kibaki, among others. Mang’u High School has consistently maintained itself as an excelling school.

4. Starehe Boys’ Centre and School

  • is a partial board, boys – only educational boarding school located in Nairobi Kenya.
  • is unique for a Kenyan independent school in that it educates a large proportion of its students free, and most at a reduced rate. This stems from its founding charter as a charitable school. School fees are paid on a means-tested basis, with substantial subsidies paid by the school so that students from all walks of life are able to have a comprehensive, high quality, public school education that would otherwise be beyond the means of their parents or guardians as it may be.

3. Alliance Girls’ High School

  • we are the Best school South of the Sahara and North of Limpopo. We daily endeavor to be the leading and most preferred Girls national school as per our mission and Vision. Towards this end we are committed to making sure that when everyone sits down we will stand up, when everyone stands up we will stand out, when everyone stand out we will be outstanding, and when everyone is outstanding we will be the standard measure.

2. Alliance High School

  • Since its founding in 1926 by the Alliance of Protestant Missions as the first secondary school for Africans, Alliance High School has maintained its position as the premier institution of secondary learning in Kenya. Alliance High School (AHS) admits talented students nationwide with the goal of offering them the finest secondary education to develop lifelong learners and leaders, who will contribute to the development of the country.

1. Maranda High School

  • The centre of academic excellence not only in Nyanza Province but in the country at large. All of us who went through the system are indeed proud to be associated with this great institution.

 

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Comments

  1. EVANS OCHIENG OYOO says

    what is the ministry of education doing about the withheld results of Thurdibuoro secondary school on 2011 results

  2. Kiptiony J.K. says

    Pull up your socks St.Joseph’s Kipsaina, St. Joseph the carpenter was a hard worker. Let us see this end of this year.Thanks to those teachers who helped their students score higher in their subjects, especially the maths teachers.

  3. joshua bruno says

    pasonaly i thnk miwani boys in nyanza has greatly improvd althou they are not yea i give them the desaved time congrats principal Odanga

  8. Mwanzia Mutemi says

    Well done Kyuso High school,even though you are no where to be seen even in the top 200.

  10. Albert odira says

    Kudos! Great, Orero at the top list. Healthy competition, higher expectations ahead plus all other top performers.

  11. Nicholas muvila says

    Mukaa boys high school,bravo you have made me an hero.prove to the world that you can move from grass to grace

  12. Nyamai Kitheka K. says

    Congratulations to Moi High School-Kabarak for keeping up the fire burning. On Earth We Rise and it’s true.

  17. STEPHEN MUTUNGA K says

    Dear fellow Kenyans,
    Ladies and Gentlemen let me take this opportunity to congratulate those students who sat for their KCSE exams in the year 2011. They really deserve to be congratulated since they have performed to the best of their ability. Let me also challenge those schools that have not managed to produce good grades, show us that you can make it. otherwise i love you Kenyans. bye.

  29. jim says

    High five to machakos girls and the principal mrs mulatya….keep up the spirit . Had there been the most improved school category am sure u would also be tops…now embark on fixing your position among the best BUT PLEASE compete with former central and nairobi provinces since the mean grades for eastern counties are usually low ….better your best guys n bravo!

  30. imeldah agnes says

    bunyore girls have really dropped.please come back to your original position

  31. Wangari hannah says

    Pioneer School, Very dicipline boys in pioneer! Very marked improvement in last year KCSE.Keep up good work! Keep up boz in good behaviour

  32. monica says

    Ngai! my former school Aguthi mko wapi? and also Kangubiri Girls mlipotea kabisa . Pliz do something.

  35. Millie says

    Kibabii Boys Bungoma, you have done us proud! Number 9 Nationally county division, no mean feat at all. Mr. Nakahanya and your team, kudos! Keep it up.

  36. george says

    I do not understand the ranking of the top ten school above. Where are schools like Molo Academy= 10.0289, Precious Blood Riruta =10.6674 and many other? Kindly give us the correct ranking.

  40. NICHOLUS OKUMU says

    i think MARANDA has realy done a good job hope next time they will improve as well as THURDIBUORO which there exams are with held

  41. Narry says

    Who has seen Kisumu Boys Results? I just hear they did well but where are the results, this knec website is not helping much.

  42. John Kisyula says

    Notably MaryHill Girs’ High School is keeping the pace. Congratulations and keep it higher. Madam Barasa you are doing us proud. God Bless our Girls, Teachers,all staff and above all our Able Principal Madam Barasa.

  45. ADAN HALAKE WARIO says

    State House Girls where are you?. you continue to perform dismally when com paired with your neighbors, i.e St Georges,Moi Nairobi Girls and even Buruburu Girls. We want to see you compete with Pangani and The Kenya High School because your facilities match with that of these schools and you should even be having better facilities because you charge more. We are demanding value for our money

  47. penny ogada says

    congratulations to all who sat for KSCE 2011… thats a good performance… Maranda high keep it up. thats amazing.this what we call competition…. thiz year you see a different school becoming number one, next year a diffrent school…But what happened to MASENO BOYS! Hope to see them pooling up next year. Girls you did great, very great. Schools like Ngia, Alliance girls, Kisumu girls e.tc. thats wounderful. keep it up.

  48. Allan Kimani says

    Can systems be put in place by the ministry of education to make sure that traditional National schools specifically LENANA SCHOOL perform as per their title requires them to.This is a disgrace to the old boys fraternity!!!!

  49. masai musyoka says

    starehe gals, made me proud better than boys. Egerton is welcoming those who passed well for further studies.

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