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KCPE results 2012

TOP 100 2012 KCPE CANDIDATES NATIONALLY

POSITION – INDEX NUMBER – CANDIDATE NAME – GENDER – TOTAL – COUNTY
1 – 15304229005 – KINOTI JOY KATHURE – FEMALE – 430 – MERU
1 – 11230313001 – MWAURA BONFACE KIONGO – MALE – 430 – KIAMBU
1 – 11230418001 – WACHIRA NJOMO – MALE – 430 – KIAMBU
4 – 12330141001 – MUTETI KELVIN MWANGANGI – MALE – 429 – MACHAKOS
4 – 15304229004 – KINDIKI N DAN MUTHOMI – MALE – 429 – MERU
6 – 20406028001 – SHALOM NTHENYA MULINGE – FEMALE – 428 – NAIROBI
7 – 15304229006 – KANJI BHANDERI NIKUN – MALE – 427 – MERU
7 – 30514125001 – MAINA DOUGLAS GICHOHI – MALE – 427 – LAIKIPIA
7 – 20408032010 – GITAMO AUDREY KEMUNTO – FEMALE – 427 – NAIROBI
10 – 20408073003 – MURIGA VERONICA WAIRIMU – FEMALE – 426 – NAIROBI
10 – 20406041004 – SHIHEMI KELVIN WITILA – MALE – 426 – NAIROBI
12 – 15319334002 – GITONGA VIVIAN KAWIRA – FEMALE – 425 – MERU
12 – 26535179001 – OWORI CHERYL JERUTO – FEMALE – 425 – UASIN GISHU
12 – 08237057001 – QUINCY WANJAU – MALE – 425 – NYERI
15 – 20406041008 – MUNDA NATALIE ACHIENG – FEMALE – 424 – NAIROBI
15 – 15304229001 – MWASHINGA BAKHITA SHALI – FEMALE – 424 – MERU
15 – 20408032007 – WANJOHI JOANNE MUKAMI – FEMALE – 424 – NAIROBI
15 – 36605135003 – KWEMBOI ADLIDE MEMOI – FEMALE – 424 – BUNGOMA
15 – 16311114001 – ABDULLAHI MAALIM H DIKA – MALE – 424 – MARSABIT
15 – 11230310014 – GITHU GLORY WAMBUI – FEMALE – 424 – KIAMBU
15 – 20408073002 – KAMAU ESTHER WANGUI – FEMALE – 424 – NAIROBI
22 – 04111124001 – MWASAHA T JAMES – MALE – 423 – KILIFI
22 – 12330122001 – KITHOME SHARNEL NDANU – FEMALE – 423 – MACHAKOS
22 – 40716116004 – OMAE ELIZABETH MORAA – FEMALE – 423 – KISII
22 – 20408072003 – MUI DENIS MUTHENGI – MALE – 423 – NAIROBI
22 – 15304229002 – WAFULA RICHARD ROY – MALE – 423 – MERU
27 – 12330122002 – KOOME DAISY KAGWIRIA – FEMALE – 422 – MACHAKOS
27 – 08202103003 – KASAMANI SONIA MAASAI – FEMALE – 422 – NYERI
27 – 12330108016 – KANYANYA GRACE JOY – FEMALE – 422 – MACHAKOS
27 – 27506128012 – KARAKACHA LAUREEN AUMA – FEMALE – 422 – NAKURU
27 – 15309212001 – GITONGA LEWIS MAWIRA – MALE – 422 – MERU
27 – 27537134001 – NGUGI JULIET WANGARI – FEMALE – 422 – NAKURU
27 – 15304229003 – KAUME TRACY KARAMBU – FEMALE – 422 – MERU
27 – 20408068002 – KIRIIRI MEDRINE NJOKI – FEMALE – 422 – NAIROBI
27 – 20408102001 – GATERU FELIX WANYOIKE – MALE – 422 – NAIROBI
27 – 44739143002 – DENISH TREVOR RICHARD – MALE – 422 – MIGORI
27 – 20408032013 – MUEMA COLLINS MUTISYA – MALE – 422 – NAIROBI
27 – 29542132001 – RONO BETHWEL KIBET – MALE – 422 – NANDI
27 – 20407027002 – KADIVANE JOY MUMBUA – FEMALE – 422 – NAIROBI
27 – 36602165008 – ONDATI BENSON OTWOMA ONKOBA – MALE – 422 – BUNGOMA
27 – 14303127001 – NJAGI CLEMENT MACHARIA – MALE – 422 – EMBU
27 – 20406010001 – WAMIRU VIVIANA ADDA – FEMALE – 422 – NAIROBI
27 – 37603036004 – KAYLEIGH NATALY MUSILAH – FEMALE – 422 – KAKAMEGA
27 – 27538202001 – OMANGI NEVILLE MOGITA – MALE – 422 – NAKURU
45 – 37603023001 – OSITU LOGARN K STEVE – MALE – 421 – KAKAMEGA
45 – 03106507001 – SAMPAO MOSES SARUNI – MALE – 421 – MOMBASA
45 – 15327140001 – MWANGI M VICTOR – MALE – 421 – MERU
45 – 12330108005 – NJUE IAN KINYUA – MALE – 421 – MACHAKOS
45 – 15304229007 – KITHINJI JOAN MWENDE – FEMALE – 421 – MERU
45 – 12330122004 – RASHID FATUMA SEIF – FEMALE – 421 – MACHAKOS
45 – 15319334001 – MUGAMBI NANCY GATWIRI – FEMALE – 421 – MERU
45 – 20408107001 – DAISY MUTHEU – FEMALE – 421 – NAIROBI
45 – 11205233002 – NGARI EVANGEL NJERI – FEMALE – 421 – KIAMBU
45 – 15304229008 – WABUKE BRIAN KHAOYA – MALE – 421 – MERU
55 – 44707155001 – OWINO ROBERT NGOJE – MALE – 420 – MIGORI
55 – 36602165004 – NASONG’O IAN ALFRED – MALE – 420 – BUNGOMA
55 – 11235207005 – NGATIA BRIAN THANGEI – MALE – 420 – KIAMBU
55 – 08210315002 – MURIITHI ELIZABETH WANJIRU – FEMALE – 420 – NYERI
55 – 39734012001 – OWENGA VERNON OTIENO – MALE – 420 – KISUMU
55 – 20407033002 – MBURU ASHLEY WAIRIMU – FEMALE – 420 – NAIROBI
55 – 41710502001 – LEWNARD ALEX WENDO – MALE – 420 – HOMA BAY
55 – 27570243001 – MWANGI WANJIRA MAURINE – FEMALE – 420 – NAKURU
55 – 20405040001 – KADIMA KEITH KWEYU – MALE – 420 – NAIROBI
55 – 20409083001 – LUMADEDE SALLY VERESO – FEMALE – 420 – NAIROBI
55 – 27537225003 – MACHARIA GRACE NGENDO – FEMALE – 420 – NAKURU
55 – 35620226005 – ABWAO JEREMIE MAKUTSA – MALE – 420 – BUSIA
55 – 25551234001 – ENOCK KIMUTAI – MALE – 420 – BOMET
55 – 25508627003 – CHEPNGETICH DIANA – FEMALE – 420 – BOMET
55 – 25508627002 – KIPROTICH KENNETH – MALE – 420 – BOMET
55 – 11235233001 – MBWANA RUKIA ALI – FEMALE – 420 – KIAMBU
71 – 20406040001 – NJERU MARIAM MUKAMI – FEMALE – 419 – NAIROBI
71 – 20404019004 – MAHIA LOREN MBURU – MALE – 419 – NAIROBI
71 – 20404015002 – GICHEHA ESTHER MUTHONI – FEMALE – 419 – NAIROBI
71 – 27570222013 – MUIRURI EDWARD MAINA – MALE – 419 – NAKURU
71 – 35620225001 – JESSE NEWTON ANYANDA MATETE – MALE – 419 – BUSIA
71 – 18335222002 – KAASYA SARAH MUENI – FEMALE – 419 – MAKUENI
71 – 37603023003 – SOCRATES WAKA – MALE – 419 – KAKAMEGA
71 – 20404019013 – NYIVA RENEE – FEMALE – 419 – NAIROBI
71 – 43720136002 – ONDIEKI DUNSTSAN OGWOKA – MALE – 419 – NYAMIRA
71 – 11235207003 – NJOROGE CAROL NJERI – FEMALE – 419 – KIAMBU
71 – 08237057004 – KIRAGU PURITY NYAWIRA – FEMALE – 419 – NYERI
71 – 20408032004 – WAIMIRI WILFRED MAINA – MALE – 419 – NAIROBI
71 – 38622239008 – EILEEN BARAKA – FEMALE – 419 – VIHIGA
71 – 08218222002 – MUTHONI FAITH WANJIRU – FEMALE – 419 – NYERI
71 – 37617201003 – ALUCHULA TARA KADENYI – FEMALE – 419 – KAKAMEGA
71 – 08217220001 – KARIUKI MOSES MUIGUA – MALE – 419 – NYERI
71 – 39713058001 – EDWIN OMONDI MARIWA – MALE – 419 – KISUMU
71 – 20406028002 – CYNTHIA CATHERINE WAITHIRA – FEMALE – 419 – NAIROBI
71 – 37617213002 – ODONGO ROLLINS – MALE – 419 – KAKAMEGA
71 – 29540342002 – KIRWA JEPKEMBOI SHARON – FEMALE – 419 – NANDI
71 – 03106507003 – AGINA TITO MUGAVANA – MALE – 419 – MOMBASA
92 – 27570117001 – WAMBUA MUTUNGI SHADRACK – MALE – 418 – NAKURU
92 – 08210224003 – WANJOHI JOHN MUNGAI – MALE – 418 – NYERI
92 – 07214133003 – GAIKO LINDA MUKAMI – FEMALE – 418 – NYANDARUA
92 – 20404019009 – GACHUHI MICHELLE NJERI – FEMALE – 418 – NAIROBI
92 – 27537131001 – MBUGUA BRIAN KURIA – MALE – 418 – NAKURU
92 – 40716116003 – NYANKIEYA ELSIE NYANGWESO – FEMALE – 418 – KISII
92 – 11230422001 – WAWERU JAMES NDIRANGU – MALE – 418 – KIAMBU
92 – 31567212006 – KAHINDI BARAKA – MALE – 418 – KAJIADO
92 – 20408041002 – ONYANCHA CHRISTOPHER – MALE – 418 – NAIROBI
92 – 23503101003 – ASWANI AINEA ADEMBA – MALE – 418 – TRANS NZOIA
92 – 26509131001 – KOSKEI MARLENE CHERONO – FEMALE – 418 – UASIN GISHU
92 – 27506108001 – MARANGA NAOMI KINGOINA – FEMALE – 418 – NAKURU
92 – 36602165001 – NDAKUYA TEDDY BARASA – MALE – 418 – BUNGOMA
92 – 27537134011 – MWANGI PAUL MWINGA – MALE – 418 – NAKURU
92 – 20408072006 – OGINDO JESICA AKEYO – FEMALE – 418 – NAIROBI
92 – 11230405010 – THANDI CYNTHIA NJERI – FEMALE – 418 – KIAMBU
92 – 12330108006 – MAKAU R MBULA – FEMALE – 418 – MACHAKOS
92 – 41704278001 – OWITI ERICK OTIENO – MALE – 418 – HOMA BAY
92 – 20405028001 – MUKURU GRACE WANJIRU – FEMALE – 418 – NAIROBI
92 – 20404031001 – KIOKO LEAH NDUMI – FEMALE – 418 – NAIROBI
92 – 37617211001 – CHIRANDE M GABIR – MALE – 418 – KAKAMEGA
92 – 11235211001 – MOCHIRE TERRY BUYEKE – FEMALE – 418 – KIAMBU
92 – 08202104008 – WACHIRA GERTRUDE WANJIKU – FEMALE – 418 – NYERI
92 – 27570222001 – KOPERE BOB ANTHONY – MALE – 418 – NAKURU
92 – 31567218001 – KIDAVASI EMMANUEL GUDAHI – MALE – 418 – KAJIADO
92 – 20408032015 – ODAMBO ISABELL ATIENO – FEMALE – 418 – NAIROBI
92 – 26507182003 – ADAN ZUBEYDA ISSACK – FEMALE – 418 – UASIN GISHU
92 – 19326271001 – GITIRI EZEKIEL MUGAMBI – MALE – 418 – THARAKA NITHI
92 – 07214133001 – AYUYO ALVIN – MALE – 418 – NYANDARUA
92 – 20406041001 – CHEBET IVAN KIPROTICH – MALE – 418 – NAIROBI
92 – 37603001003 – OMOLO ANDREW – MALE – 418 – KAKAMEGA
92 – 20408032011 – HASSAN ABDI ABDULMAJID – MALE – 418 – NAIROBI
SUMMARY OF TOP 100 CANDIDATES (MALE AND FEMALE) NATIONALLY
NUMBER OF MALE – 62 (50.41%)
NUMBER OF FEMALE – 61 (49.59%)
TOTAL – 123 (100%) - See more at: http://softkenya.com/top-100-students-in-kcpe-2012#sthash.aJCVtOmr.dpuf

Kcpe results 2011

Christine Muthoni of Tender Care Junior Academy School in Komarock Estate and Martin Irungu of Moi Educational Center in Nairobi West are the 2011 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) examination’s top candidates.
Both tied at 442 marks in a year which saw irregularities increase, compared to preceding years.
Speaking while releasing the 26th KCPE results, Education Minister Sam Ongeri pointed out that their score was the best in the past three years, with top candidates in each county scoring over 400 marks.
“Candidates’ performance in 2011 KCPE examinations remained almost at the same level as that of 2010. However, when compared to the quality of scores in 2011, there were 5,806 candidates representing 0.7 percent who scored over 400 marks,” he stated.
Other top national candidates included Herbert Karanja who emerged third with 441 marks, Tito Yak in fourth with 440 and Diana Adhiambo with the fifth highest score of 439 marks.

The 2011 KCPE exams, however, were not exempt from indiscretions which Ongeri said made a noticeable shift to collusion involving students, teachers and other third parties.
He decried an incident that involved a District Education Officer and a headmaster who tried to bribe a supervisor to cover up cheating but when she refused, threatened her with death.
“It is even discouraging that in this past examination, in one region, a District Education Officer and a headmaster tried to bribe a supervisor not to report collusion and when she refused, she was threatened with death and had to leave that region immediately. I do not think such an officer ought to be in the service of this country,” he stated.
Ongeri further disclosed candidates devised new ways to cheat with some even writing answers on sandals and shirts worn to exam rooms.
“We thought that the sandals would be an apparel to prevent them from contracting any infectious diseases while they were walking on contaminated soil but I am afraid to say that this is one of the ingenious ways of colluding where the sandal is riddled with answers,” he said.
Ongeri warned that the ministry would take stern action against such individuals and urged all regions and counties to assist in the effort to eliminate the vice he deemed as ruining children’s futures.
The boys dominated in the top tier of candidates, nationally, with nine of the 14 candidates being male and majority of the counties’ having 50 to 80 percent of their top 10 candidates as male.
The Education Minister did acknowledge that Kenya had achieved near gender parity, with the gender ratio during the 2011 KCPE examination period standing at 51.6 percent in favour of boys and the remaining 48.4 percent comprising girls.
At least 29 of the 47 counties posted near gender parity for this year, while just four that included Nyandarua, Embu, Nairobi and Vihiga had more girls sitting the KCPE examination.
Still, the issue of the imbalanced gender ratio was evident especially when it came to the county level with 14 counties heavily skewed to male candidates such as Garissa registering 71 percent boys closely followed by Mandera at 70 percent.
The best performing counties were led by Kirinyaga, followed by Nandi, Makueni, Uasin Gishu and Busia, while the bottom five included Kilifi, Lamu, Taita-Taveta, Kwale and Tana River as the worst performing counties.
A total of 776,214 students took part in this year’s KCPE exams, with 1,299 South Sudanese candidates participating.
This year’s results also had some firsts with score outcomes being analysed on the county level that came into effect after the promulgation on the new Constitution last year.
Candidates were also able to register online, with 70 percent participating in the pilot project, which Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) Chief Executive Paul Wasanga said would be rolled out fully in 2012.
Another change expected in 2012 is the extension of the first and second terms with 16 and 15 weeks respectively and the third term with eight weeks.
“This will make the holidays for the first and second terms shorter and there will be an examination period from 19th October when all schools will be closed. The circular to this effect will be released in January 2012,” Ongeri noted.
Find below the list of top 10 candidates nationally.

Kcpe results 2010

Prof Sam Ongeri officially released KCPE results 2010 at Kenya National Examination Council offices at Mitihani House, Nairobi December 28 2010. With boys taking majority slot in the top positions, this year yet again saw private schools top public institutions bringing to question the Free Primary Education program.

Central Province’s Ngatia Linus Muchiri and Rift Valley’s Metto Collins Kiprop jointly scooped the top position at the 2010 KCPE examinations with 434 out of 500 marks. Matindi Eleanor Karungari was this year’s First Lady and followed the two closely with 433 marks.The other top candidates were: Ochieng Rabin (433), Patrick Mumo (432), Winnie Gatiria (432), Oprah Omeka (432), Michael Maina (431), Faith Kwamboka (431), Navy Silas (431), Wilbur Omae (431). However, in Nairobi girls emerged tops taking 55 out of the 100 candidates in the province.

TOP 10 PERFORMING CANDIDATES NATIONALLY
1. WANDUI ALBERT KAMAU (Moi high school kabarak)
2. MARUBE MACHUKA ALLAN (Alliance high school)
3. GETEGA OBINCHU JOSHUA(Maranda high school)
4. MUTUA BRIAN MULU (Alliance high school)
5. MWANGASHA KATINI LYDIA (The Kenya high school)
6. MWANGI ANDREW KABUCHO (Moi high school kabarak)
7. OCHIENG FELIX OGOLA (Kanga high school)
8. OPERE LESLEY OWUOR (Alliance high school)
9. MONG’ARE NEWNEX BRAIN (Moi high school kabarak)
10. MACHARIA IVY MUTHONI (The Kenya high school)

TOP 20 PERFORMING SCHOOLS NATIONALLY
1. ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL
2. PRECIOUS BLOOD SECONDARY SCHOOL RIRUTA
3. BAHATI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL
4. MARANDA HIGH SCHOOL
5. ALLIANCE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL
6. MOI HIGH SCHOOL KABARAK
7. MOI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL ELDORET
8. THE KENYA HIGH SCHOOL
9. STAREHE GIRLS CENTRE AND SCHOOL
10. STRATHMORE SCHOOL
11. STAREHE BOYS CENTRE AND SCHOOL
12. SHEIKH KHALIFA BIN ZAYED AL-NAHYAN
13. KIANDA SCHOOL
14. MAASAI HIGH SCHOOL
15. MANGU HIGH SCHOOL
16. SACHO HIGH SCHOOL
17. MARY MOTHER OF GRACE BOYS
18. PANGANI GIRLS SCHOOL
19. LORETO HIGH SCHOOL LIMURU
20. MOI TEA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL

Kcpe results 2009

TOP 100 2009 KCPE CANDIDATES NATIONALLY AND THEIR RESPECTIVE SCHOOLS

POS CANDIDATES NAME SEX TOTAL SCHOOL

NJOROGE PETER KAMENJU M 438 LILY ACADEMY
OONGE RABIN ISAAC M 435 ST GEORGES GRASSLAND ACADEMY
KIRUI RISPER CHEMTAI F 434 MT. ST. MARY’S GIRLS
IMALI JOY ASENA F 434 HILL SCHOOL
NGOYA SOLOMON OUMA M 434 HILL SCHOOL
OKOTH F ONYANGO M 434 MUMIAS CENTRAL
OKUMU DENNIS OBAT M 433 MAKINI NGONG ROAD ACADEMY
KUNTAI SHANICE CHEBET F 433 ST.PATRICK’S HILL SCHOOL
NJAGI STEPHEN KARANJA M 432 KERUGOYA GOOD SHEPHERD ACADEMY
GATHOGO DANIEL GITAU M 432 SHAMMAH EBENEZER ACADEMY
KIAIRA MOSES MBAABU M 432 CONSOLATA GITORO
MUTHOMI EUGENE M 432 LIONS
ODERA JUNE HELLEN F 432 NEWLIHT KOMAROCK
NYODERO ADEDE HAWI F 432 NEWLIHT KOMAROCK
OTIENO VALERY ATIENO F 432 SILVERGATE ACADEMY
SAAT COLLINS KIPCHUMBA M 432 DIVINE MERCY CATHOLIC JUNIOR A
KOECH IRVINE KIPLANGAT M 432 KERICHO PRIMARY
OKWARO DOUGLAS JOB M 432 MBALE SHALOM ACADEMY
ABBAS NAEEM ESSAJEE M 431 THE AGA KHAN
ODHIAMBO C. ORACH M 431 BENEDITO HIGHWAY COMPLEX
MURIITHI ELIZABETH NJOKI F 431 KAMUTHATHA BOARDING
KAMAU WANGUI MICHELLE F 431 RIARA
NJERU MWENDWA SUSAN F 431 RIARA
KIMANI CHRISTIAN MARK M 431 MOI EDUCATIONAL CENTRE
RUBERA C HALLELUYA F 431 RUARAKA ACADEMY
MURGOR A JEPKEMBOI F 431 KIPKAREN PREPARATORY
OMINDE TAE YOUNG M 431 KENVIC SCHOOL
OBWOCHA KINGSLEY M 431 HILL SCHOOL
NJUGUNA KEVIN WAIRUA M 431 GILGIL HILLS ACADEMY
KINIALE CALVIN SITATI M 431 HILL SCHOOL
NYANDIGA CHARITY F 431 MUDASA ACAD
MAKANYA S MATHENGE M 430 THIKA BELL HOUSE ACADEMY
MURIUNGI K MURIUNGI M 430 KATHIGIRI B
NJOROGE MICHELLE W. F 430 MAKINI NGONG ROAD ACADEMY
KARIUKI SHANNON WANJIKU F 430 MAKINI NGONG ROAD ACADEMY
KINIGA VIVIAN CHEBET F 430 ONGATA ACADEMY
OTIENO ROY ODHIAMBO M 430 ST. PAUL’S KIBOSWA ACADEMY
MUNGA EVANS SADI M 429 ST.JOSEPH HERMAN MARX
NJOROGE JACKSON KIGURU M 429 KERUGOYA GOOD SHEPHERD ACADEMY
MULI NGULI M 429 MACHAKOS PR
MBOGO KENNEDY GACHUHI M 429 RUARAKA ACADEMY
KIMORI WILKINS MOSOMI M 429 KINYANJUI ROAD(GICHAGI)
GONDI NATASHA F 429 MAKINI NGONG ROAD ACADEMY
MURAGE TEMBA M 429 ST.PATRICK’S HILL SCHOOL
KAGAI TERESIA WANJA F 429 KENVIC SCHOOL
BARASA IAN SIMIYU M 429 MARELL ACADEMY
BARAZA T DAVID M 429 MUMIAS CENTRAL
ORORI CONRAD ONGOI M 429 XAVERIAN
OSORO BRIAN ONDIEKI M 429 ST. PETER’S KISII ACADEMY
ABUBAKAR TEUZ OMAR M 428 TOWN
NG’ANGA ALFRED NDORO M 428 RIVERBANK ACADEMY
OTULA IAN OLUOCH M 428 MUSA GITAU
MUITA VICTOR MUTHUI M 428 LION’S EMBU
MUGAMBI ROGERS MIRITI M 428 COTTONLENGO BOARDING
KASUMBA ASIIMWE LAILA F 428 RIARA
MOHAMED MURID SALIM M 428 WANJA AND KIM
KIBATHI LILIAN NYAWIRA F 428 RUARAKA ACADEMY
MWALAGHO FAITH MBUGHI F 428 RUARAKA ACADEMY
KONG’ANI TEVIN KONDE M 428 MAKINI NGONG ROAD ACADEMY
WAVUA STELLAH BIETA F 428 ONGATA ACADEMY
JOASH EUNICE KWAMBOKA F 428 ST. PETER’S GIRLS BOARDING
OSUMA PAUL ONYANGO M 428 XAVERIAN
MAINA BILL WESLEY M 427 BUSY BEE SCHOOL
JOSEPHINE GRACE F 427 MWINGO ACADEMY
ATUTI B. NYAKERARIO F 427 BISHOP NJUGUNA
KIMURA GASPER KIMUHU M 427 LILY ACADEMY
WAIHURA JOAN WANGUI F 427 SUKARI PRESBYTERIAN
AWUOR FAITH CAROL F 427 MOUNTAIN VIEW
MUSYOKA DAVID MUTUKU M 427 NEWLIHT KOMAROCK
MILLO JOY MARY F 427 ROCKFIELD JUNIOR
MBWANA DAVID LEWA M 427 ROCKFIELD JUNIOR
ODERO ELSIE AKINYI F 427 LITTLE LAMBS SCHOOL
OTIENO BRIAN OTUNG’ M 427 CRYSTAL HILL ACADEMY
OOKO SARAH AKOTH F 427 MT. ST. MARY’S GIRLS
NYAANGA CLIFF MARANGA M 427 MOLO ACADEMY
MUKABI NEEMA KHAKAI F 427 ST. JOSEPH ACAD.
ABDULHAKIM K MOHAMED M 426 NYALI
NJUGUNA MARY WANJIKU F 426 RIVERBANK ACADEMY
MUTUA ANGELA WAVINYA F 426 MT. KENYA ACADEMY
ORANGI TIFFANY MAKORI F 426 MT. KENYA ACADEMY
KIMONDO EDEN WAMBUI F 426 EFFORT JUNIOR
NJERU TREVER MWAKIO M 426 KERUGOYA GOOD SHEPHERD ACADEMY
KARIUKI JEWEL NG’ENDO F 426 THIKA MEMORIAL SCHOOL
MWANGI SHARON NYAWIRA F 426 STEPPING STONES PREPARATORY
MAINA TITUS KINUTHIA M 426 LILY ACADEMY
MBATHA NANCY KALEKYE F 426 BRAINSTON ACADEMY
NDAKA NELLAH NDINDA F 426 LION’S EMBU
NDUKI J WANJIRU F 426 MERU SALEEM ACADEMY
PETER IRENE MUMBE F 426 ACK WOTE TOWNSHIP
ODIEKI JAMES OKEMWA M 426 KANGUNDO JUNIOR AC
GICHUHI NDIRITU PHILIP M 426 RIARA
KABEU KATHLEEN NJERI F 426 RIARA
MANG’OLE E.MWANGANGI M 426 ROCKFIELD JUNIOR
WATIRI KERRY F 426 CHELSA ACADEMY
MAZ’SUSA LINET CHEROP F 426 KERICHO PRIMARY
MORANG’A ELDAH F 426 MT. ST. MARY’S GIRLS
DIANA AGNES F 426 ST. PETER’S CAPE VIEW
OTIENO LONEX ODHIAMBO M 426 MUHORONI SUCCESS
ONCHOKA D. MANYANSA M 426 TOMBE VICTORY ACADEMY
MIRAN ABDULREHMAN M 425 SEGA JUNIOR SCHOOL
MAGETO DEIRDRE MORAA F 425 NYALI
WAMBUGU GICHOHI ERIC M 425 SHAMA ACADEMY
MBUTHIA MARTIN MAINA M 425 KERUGOYA GOOD SHEPHERD ACADEMY
KAMAU BENJAMIN M 425 STEPPING STONES PREPARATORY
SALIM YUSUF WAINAINA M 425 THIKA ROAD
OCHIENG’ DAVID JESSE M 425 ST PAUL THOMAS ACADEMY
BIRONGA WYCLIFF M 425 KAMUTHATHA BOARDING
NGURE CHRIS NGOVE M 425 FRED’S ACADEMY
MUNURU KIBUTHANIA M 425 COTTONLENGO BOARDING
IKUNDA SAMUEL MURIMI M 425 KATHIGIRI B
KIRIMI LINAH NKATHA F 425 KATHIGIRI B
OTHIENO ELMA ATHIENO F 425 LORETO CONV V/ROAD
NJOROGE SOLOMON RIRI M 425 INFIL ACADEMY
KYALO JIMMY NGILE M 425 RUARAKA ACADEMY
NDUBAI J. MWENDWA F 425 MT. LAVERNA ACADEMY
MUHUHU ALICE WANJIRU F 425 MAKINI NGONG ROAD ACADEMY
TAGI JEFF TOMNO M 425 MAKINI NGONG ROAD ACADEMY
OUKO MARVIN OMONDI M 425 NEWLIHT KOMAROCK
LAURA C MICHELLE F 425 DOONHOLM CATHOLIC
KIMANI KIM DAVID M 425 CARMELVALE CATHOLIC
ANYONA ALBERT M 425 LIONS
MASAWI H. MWANDIMA M 425 ACACIA CREST ACADEMY
NJOROGE WAMBUGU M 425 ACACIA CREST ACADEMY
MBUGUA ANDREW M 425 GILGIL HILLS ACADEMY

KCPE Results 2008

The kenya certificate of primary education results are finally out and below are some of the scholls that topped in this years Kcpe

TOP 100 2008 KCPE CANDIDATES NATIONALLY AND THEIR RESPECTIVE SCHOOLS

Rank	Name	Sex	Total	School
1	Mutinda Monica Wairimu	F	460	High Gate Academy
2	Mzera Martin	M	454	High Gate Academy
2	Onyango Catriona Akinyi	F	454	Booker Academy
4	Yahya Salama Mohammed	F	453	Makini Ngong Road
5	Njogu Paul M. Mbuthia	M	452	Molo Academy
6	Muruyiah W.S. Saitoti	M	451	High Gate Academy
6	Nyakundi Faith Bochaberi	F	451	Gilgil Hills Academy
6	Njeru Collins Moses	M	451	Marell Academy
9	Kirera Davies Ombati	M	450	High Gate Academy
9	Mzee Ramadhan Mburia	M	450	High Gate Academy
9	Kinyua Bevy Njeri	F	450	High Gate Academy
9	Mtawali Jonathan Huruma	M	450	High Gate Academy
9	Onyango Collins Omondi	M	450	High Gate Academy
9	Ndirangu S. Daniel	M	450	Francis Academy
9	Njoroge Charity Wairimu	F	450	Early Bird
9	Ounza Nixon Bin Makutwa	M	450	Newlite Komarock
9	Mwangi Ashley Muthoni	F	450	Tender Care
9	Mwaniki Addah Micere	F	450	Lions
19	Mwabe Eunice Nyang’or	F	449	Makini Ngong Road
19	Mokaya Derrick Ondari	M	449	Josnah
19	Koskei Diana Jeruto	F	449	Tender Care
19	Otiende Merab Michelle	F	449	Mustard School
23	Amunga Bill Joseph	M	448	High Gate Academy
23	Nyakweba Pauline Bisieri	F	448	Mwingo Academy
23	Mwaka Faith Tsaiko	F	448	Thika Road
23	Kinyori Wangu	F	448	Thika Road


23	Rono Kibet Nicholas	M	448	Kericho Primary
28	Abdulaziz Chacha Adil	M	447	SOS Herman Gmeiner
28	Muema Mercy Mwethya	F	447	High Gate Academy
28	Muiruri Joseph Kimani	M	447	High Gate Academy
28	Araka William Kavivya	M	447	High Gate Academy
28	Rugaita W. Sandra	F	447	Fred’s Academy
28	Muinde Gerald Muthiani	M	447	Mwailu
28	Kemei Michelle Jepchumba	F	447	Gilgil Hills Academy
28	Kamau Levis L.N. Njehia	M	447	St. Peter’s Elite School
28	Biket Andrew Juma	M	447	Marell Academy
28	Omondi R. Asman	M	447	Mumias Central
38	Gichuri Sophie Wachuka	F	446	High Gate Academy
38	Kalisa Sandra Uwase	F	446	High Gate Academy
38	Waweru Tony Kirumba	M	446	Mt. Kenya Academy
38	Wachira Marion Njeri	F	446	Mwailu
38	Abbigail Hilda	F	446	Kericho Primary
38	Adino Barry Magenya	M	446	Set Green Hill Academy
44	Migwi Benson Kimondo	M	445	Mwingo Academy
44	Kariuki George Kiiyukia	M	445	Benedito High Complex
44	Muyanzi Duncan Inganji	M	445	Lily Academy
44	Njogu Michael Njau	M	445	Early Bird
44	Kitavi Thomas Makundi	M	445	Tala Township
44	Ndungu Joy Wathagi	F	445	Tender Care
44	Mwangi Michelle S. Muthoni	F	445	Tender Care
44	Ngeno Amos Kiptoo	M	445	Chelsa Academy
44	Macharia Joseph Chege	M	445	Gilgil Hills Academy


44	Kobi H.C Momanyi	M	445	Molo Academy
44	Mbeki W. Nixon	M	445	Mululu
44	Yoto Sheila Achieng	F	445	Booker Academy
56	Sele Adam	M	444	High Gate Academy
56	Okoth Festus Otieno	M	444	High Gate Academy
56	Mong’are Daddius Tom	M	444	Mwingo Academy
56	Ndongoli Mercy Khalayi	F	444	Mwingo Academy
56	Mwangi Terry Wangui	F	444	Wambugu Nyamu Academy
56	Franco Jane Njoki	F	444	Mt. St. Mary Girls
56	Malala Ignatius Imbwaga	M	444	Hill School
56	Sharona L. Imali	F	444	Hill School
56	Andole M. Christian	M	444	St. Josheph Academy
56	Sawene O. Samuel	M	444	St. Peter’s B. Mumias
56	Otieno Achieng Diana	F	444	St. Teresa’s Yala
67	Kimani Kennedy Githara	M	443	High Gate Academy
67	Salim Sudi Abubakar	M	443	Mwingo Academy
67	Kabbis Auma Sharleet	F	443	Busara Forest View
67	Ireri Janet Mukami	F	443	Bishop Mahia-ini
67	Odhiambo Raymond Otieno	M	443	Wankan Academy
67	Mwangangi Dennis Musyoki	M	443	ACK Wote Township
67	Diana Wanjuhi	F	443	Makini Ngong Road
67	Oteri Norah Awori	F	443	Makini Ngong Road
67	Kuol Athian Kuol	M	443	Tender Care
67	Tonui Maryann Wanjiku	F	443	Tender Care
67	Mwangi Esther Wangui	F	443	Tender Care
67	Mdukaki Jeremiah	M	443	Kapsetek


67	Nyakeruma Rhoda Kemuma	F	443	Gilgil Hills Academy
67	Okiring Oprong’ Paul	M	443	Fountain Gate Pre.
67	Omondi L. Emmanuel	M	443	Josnah Academy
82	Mwania Annelinda Mawia	F	442	High Gate Academy
82	Mwamsindo Alex Mwadime	M	442	Mwingo Academy
82	Gicheru Allan Macharia	M	442	Mt. Kenya Academy
82	Mwaniki Patrick Muriuki	M	442	Geoff Academy
82	Kabuli Lorna I. Mukiri	F	442	Fred’s Academy
82	Charles S. Muthami	M	442	Vitale HGM
82	Kituli Beatrice Nduku	F	442	Infil Academy
82	Ndung’u Faustin Chacha	M	442	Infil Academy
82	Otinga Teresa Shisoka	F	442	Makini Ngong Road
82	Linda Mwongeli	F	442	Newlight Komarock
82	Mayanja Lytha Makhungu	F	442	Tender Care
82	Onkeo Ronny Abobo	M	442	Tender Care
82	Achuka Rickos	M	442	Suguta Mugie
82	Kabage Edward Mwangi	M	442	Lions
82	Mungai Waweru Alvin	M	442	Mustard Seed School
82	Limonyo Isaidi Yvonne	F	442	Hill School
82	Kirangu Anne Waithera	F	442	Mt. St. Mary Girls
82	Shihembetsa Jerry Andugu	M	442	Hill School
82	Achieng’ Mollette Okoth	F	442	Lusui
82	Omondi Davies Onyango	M	442	Rongo Success Academy
82	Adhiambo Natalie Sirawa	F	442	Sony Complex

KCPE Results 2007

The Kcpe results for this year(2007) are out and below are the top national schools

TOP 100 SCHOOLS NATIONALLY IN KCSE 2007

Pos	Centre	Entry	Mean
1	Mangu High School	205	11.2097
2	Starehe Boys Centre & School	212	11.0330
3	Loreto High School Limuru	176	10.9034
4	Precious Girls Secondary School	87	10.8850
5	Limuru Girls School	215	10.6418
6	Nairobi School	257	10.6108
7	Strathmore School	77	10.5844
8	Alliance High School	195	10.4461
9	Light Academy	58	10.3965
10	Maseno School	228	10.3421
11	Sunshine Secondary School	186	10.2096
12	St. Mary’s Boys Sec School	106	10.1698
13	Wamy High School	35	10.1142
14	Allidina Visram High School	132	9.9772
15	Murang’a High School	162	9.9382
16	Lenana School	227	9.9295
17	Bahati Girls Sec School	82	9.9024
18	Nyeri High School	175	9.8914
19	Utumishi Academy	154	9.8506
20	Meru School	192	9.7916
21	Juja Preparatory and Senior School	22	9.7272
22	Materi Girls Secondary School	91	9.7252
23	St. Joseph’s Seminary School	86	9.6627
24	Kapsabet Boys’ High School	185	9.6594
25	Mary Mother of Grace Boys Sec.	35	9.6285


26	Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Aln	126	9.6269
27	Kianda School	56	9.6250
28	Molo Academy	44	9.6136
29	Friends School Kamusinga	204	9.5882
30	Nguviu Boys High School	133	9.5789
31	Maasai High School	23	9.5217
32	Mama Ngina Girls Sec. School	81	9.5185
33	Rapogi Sec School (Joseph’s)	155	9.5032
34	Kagumo High School	175	9.4514
35	Pioneer School Maragua	68	9.3676
36	Pangani Girls’ School	271	9.3394
37	Moi Girls’ High School - Eldoret	177	9.2994
38	Abuhureira Academy	29	9.2758
39	Nkubu High School	146	9.2739
40	Kaaga Girls High School	188	9.2500
41	St. Annes Sec School Lioki	96	9.2395
42	Ikuu Boys High School	120	9.2333
43	Moi Forces Academy	172	9.2209
44	Kitale Boys Secondary School	136	9.1470
45	Alliance Girls High School	182	9.1428
46	Bura Girls High School	90	9.1222
47	Moi High School, Kabarak	250	9.1200
48	Precious Blood Sec Kilungu	97	9.1134
49	Kisumu Boys High School	230	9.1130
50	Maryhill School Thika	118	9.1016

Pos	Centre	Entry	Mean
51	St. Joseph’s Boys High - Kitale	150	9.0866
52	Kenya High School	187	9.0534
53	Light Academy	23	9.0434
54	St. Joseph Girls Chepterit	121	9.0247
55	Sacho High School	138	8.9782
56	Mother of Apostles Seminary	91	8.9780
57	Maranda High School	169	8.9704
58	Nakuru High School	184	8.9510
59	Nyambaria High School	173	8.8959
60	Orero Sec School	137	8.8832
61	Busara F.V Academy	23	8.8695
62	Kapsabet Girls’ High School	160	8.8687
63	Karengata Academy	37	8.8378
64	Segero SDA Secondary School	62	8.8225
65	Young Muslim High School	27	8.8148
66	Brookshine School	67	8.8059
67	Makueni Boys’ Secondary School	188	8.7819
68	St. Pius X Secondary	78	8.7692
69	St. Patrick’s High School - Iten	141	8.7659
70	Burieruri Sec School	162	8.7654
71	Mary Mount Sec School	83	8.7469
72	St. Mary’s School Yala	174	8.7298
73	Kitondo Sec School	200	8.7250
74	Chemelil Sugar Academy	71	8.7183
75	Lukenya High School	78	8.6923

Pos	Centre	Entry	Mean
76	Nyamagwa Boys High School	280	8.6892
77	Lulu High School	22	8.6818
78	Nyahururu High School	137	8.6788
79	Lwak Girls High School	187	8.6631
80	Bishop Gatimu Ngandu Girls High	131	8.6564
81	Bunyore Girls High School	203	8.6551
82	Amabuko Sec School	105	8.6285
83	Singore Girls Secondary School	126	8.6190
84	Kericho High School	200	8.6100
85	Koelel Sec School	171	8.6081
86	Ribe Boys High School	98	8.5918
87	Agoro Sare Secondary School	167	8.5748
88	Carmel Girls secondary School	54	8.5740
89	Kakamega High School	201	8.5721
90	Kibabii High School	199	8.5678
91	Nakuru Girls High School	103	8.5631
92	Upper Hill School	176	8.5454
93	St. Patrick’s Senior School	26	8.5000
93	St Lucie Kiriri Girls Sec School	48	8.5000
95	South Tetu Girls High School	81	8.4938
96	Rongai Secondary School	81	8.4567
97	Moi High School Mbiruri	97	8.4423
98	Moi Tea Girls’ Secondary School	83	8.4337
99	Kiambu High School	166	8.4096
100	Kanyawanga Secondary School	168	8.4047

KCPE results 2006

TOP 100 OVERALL SCHOOLS IN KCPE 2006 RESULT

Pos.	School	School Code	No. of Cands.	Mean Score
1.	MAKINI NGONG ROAD ACADEMY	401274	22	428.24
2.	NEWLIGHT KOMAROCK SCHOOL	401312	22	427.56
3.	GILGIL HILLS ACADEMY	511238	42	425.05
4.	TENDER CARE JUNIOR ACADEMY	401445	27	422.34
5.	PLEASANT VIEW SCHOOL	205162	21	411.69
6.	MARELL ACADEMY	602165	50	406.90
7.	MWINGO ACADEMY	106434	32	405.51
8.	FRED’S ACADEMY	304330	33	402.58
9.	ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY	603025	29	401.52
10.	HIGH GATE ACADEMY	106418	58	401.10
11.	ST MARY’S RUARAKA SCHOOL	401288	38	398.30
12.	ST.PATRICK’S HILL SCHOOL	515240	30	397.89
13.	KAKAMEGA HILL SCHOOL	603024	73	397.88
14.	ST KEVIN HILL ACADEMY	106429	65	396.93
15.	BUSARA FOREST VIEW ACADEMY	201424	131	394.52
16.	KAMULU ACADEMY	301891	24	392.35
17.	INTERNATIONAL VISION’S	708344	20	391.70
18.	STELY JUNIOR ACADEMY	201658	20	391.25
19.	MOI EDUCATIONAL CENTRE	401184	81	391.03
20.	RIARA SPRINGS ACADEMY	401347	47	390.98
21.	KILIMANI JUNIOR	401130	32	390.51
22.	PINEBREEZE	603028	39	390.38
23.	BOOKER ACADEMY	608302	77	388.32
24.	MUDASA ACADEMY	604263	46	387.79
25.	RIARA	401169	103	387.64


26.	ST PAUL’S ACADEMY	201127	34	387.57
27.	STRATHMORE	401197	37	387.36
28.	ALL SAINTS - KEBULONIK	513540	38	386.92
29.	THIKA ROAD ACADEMY	207436	57	386.50
30.	LUGULU GIRLS’	602423	151	386.46
31.	ST. PETER’S CAPE VIEW	704230	58	386.23
32.	MUSTARD SEED	511545	20	385.90
33.	KIPKAREN PREPARATORY	509465	28	385.80
34.	NEW LIGHT JUNIOR ACADEMY	401284	142	385.26
35.	INFILL ACADEMY	401215	21	384.89
36.	SALEEM	304271	41	384.79
37.	KATHIGIRI B	304834	30	384.46
38.	MLIMANI	512114	35	384.20
39.	ROCKFIELDS JUNIOR SCHOOL	401363	28	384.16
40.	MARION PREPARATORY	401190	47	383.70
41.	ONGATA ACADEMY	515276	22	383.51
42.	TONNY MEMORIAL	602476	22	383.16
43.	ST GEORGES GRASSLAND ACADEMY	511147	142	382.63
44.	ST. GEORGES GREENLAND ACADEMY	511178	149	382.61
45.	BROOKFIELD ACADEMY	202173	72	382.50
46.	KIPKEINO	509462	36	382.20
47.	MT. KENYA ACADEMY	202536	52	382.11
48.	HIGHWAY JUNIOR ACADEMY	201446	45	381.62
49.	TUDOR HILL ACADEMY	106158	58	381.31
50.	CORNERSTONE ACADEMY	401319	32	380.89

Pos.	School	School Code	No. of Cands.	Mean Score
51.	GILGIL HILLS SCHOOL	511250	137	380.53
52.	BY GRACE ACADEMY	401285	21	380.49
53.	EMBU SHEPHERD	303119	25	380.36
54.	RIVER BANK PREPARATORY	202177	22	380.29
55.	MEWA ACADEMY	602171	41	379.75
56.	HIGH BRIDGE ACADEMY	106428	22	379.75
57.	KERUGOYA GOOD SHEPHERD’S A	203429	94	379.54
58.	QUEEN OF ANGELS	507147	38	379.22
59.	ENGINEER CENTRAL ACADEMY	201645	20	378.90
60.	TERESIA ACADEMY - GILGIL	511259	33	378.85
61.	NYERI GOOD SHEPHERD ACADEM	202550	68	378.72
62.	ACACIA CREST ACADEMY	515157	23	378.59
63.	WANKAN	207446	74	378.37
64.	HIGHVISIONED GIRLS	203435	22	378.29
65.	CHUMO EDUCATIONAL CENTRE	512233	48	378.18
66.	KALYET SEPTONOK	513542	35	377.64
67.	THIKA ROAD CHRISTIAN	401180	39	377.44
68.	KISAUNI ACADEMY	106345	20	377.20
69.	COAST STAR ACADEMY	106353	20	376.75
70.	LION’S EMBU	303114	25	376.32
71.	NAROMORU VICTORY	202649	81	376.29
72.	GEOFF ACADEMY	203160	59	376.12
73.	KIANDA SCHOOL	401219	55	375.74
74.	MT. LAVERNA ACADEMY	401266	61	375.73
75.	OYUGIS HIGHLANDS ACADEMY	710371	33	375.24

Pos.	School	School Code	No. of Cands.	Mean Score
76.	NGUTWA	307320	31	375.23
77.	ST MATHEW’S SEPTONOK	513538	44	375.12
78.	MUMIAS CENTRAL	608352	165	374.66
79.	VICTORIA ACADEMY	704266	20	374.60
80.	MAKINI SCHOOL	401140	174	374.56
81.	KERICHO PRIMARY	512106	67	374.54
82.	MAKUYU BY GRACE ACADEMY	208239	29	374.49
83.	MT. ST. MARY’S GIRLS	511721	140	374.45
84.	CITADEL JUNIOR SCHOOL	106142	33	374.12
85.	BETHLEHEM ACADEMY	207449	124	374.02
86.	WANJA AND KIM	401187	21	373.93
87.	DOONHOLM CATHOLIC	401349	37	373.81
88.	LOGITECH	105538	30	373.26
89.	TERESIA	513447	26	373.09
90.	LITTLE FRIEND	511360	42	372.76
91.	THE KING’S SCHOOL NAIROBI	401298	29	372.74
92.	NKUBU WINNERS	304632	35	372.68
93.	ST PETER’S ELITE	511256	82	372.58
94.	MIRIAM TARGET ACADEMY	204361	30	372.58
95.	MARY IMMACULATE	202746	101	372.53
96.	MOMOKORO	708335	26	372.36
97.	WEST WAY	511245	51	372.33
98.	BELLEVUE SCHOOL	401256	50	372.26
99.	KAMURUANA HILL	203444	21	372.07
100.	CAROL ACADEMY	506128	79	372.07

KCPE Results 2005

TOP 100 OVERALL SCHOOLS IN KCPE 2005 RESULTS

Pos.	School	School Code	No of Cand.	Mean Score
1.	NEWLIGHT KOMAROCK SCHOOL	401312	22	437.07
2.	MAKINI NGONG ROAD ACADEMY	401274	22	426.67
3.	GILGIL HILLS ACADEMY	511238	70	421.38
4	MWINGO ACADEMY	106434	21	413.79
5.	PLEASANT VIEW ACADEMY	205149	22	413.06
6.	BUSARA FOREST VIEW ACAD.	201424	102	409.64
7.	HIGH GATE ACADEMY	106418	34	407.41
8.	JUJA PREPARATORY	207443	16	407.35
9.	KAKAMEGA HILL SCHOOL	603024	48	407.10
10.	MAKINI ACADEMY LANGATA	401259	28	404.98
11.	KILIMANI JUNIOR	401130	27	404.72
12.	FRED’S ACADEMY	304330	40	402.10
13.	THIKA ROAD ACADEMY	207436	44	400.55
14.	MUSTARD SEED	511545	17	399.09
15.	ST.KEVIN HILL ACADEMY	106429	80	398.84
16.	SEGA JUNIOR SCHOOL	106143	31	397.62
17.	ST. MARY’S RUARAKA SCH.	401288	22	397.52
18.	MARELL ACADEMY	602165	58	396.51
19.	RIARA SPRINGS ACADEMY	401347	32	396.23
20.	LILY ACADEMY	207459	46	396.12
21.	WANJA AND KIM	401187	20	395.70
22.	CEDAR GROOVE	205360	20	394.60
23.	SCHOOL EXCELLENCE	201656	13	394.52
24.	MAASAI BOYS	515264	13	393.29
25.	BETHLEHEM ACADEMY	207449	116	393.26

Pos.	School	School Code	No of Cand.	Mean Score
26.	THE GREEN ACES	202359	16	393.11
27.	JESA GRORY ACADEMY	201143	19	392.77
28.	EFFORT JUNIOR	203424	62	392.73
29.	EMANUEL ALEXANDER	105299	21	392.36
30.	THE GREEN GARDEN	205353	80	391.18
31.	ST. PATRICK H. SCHOOL	515240	30	391.05
32.	NEWLIGHT JUNIOR ACADEMY	401284	161	389.59
33.	NYERI GOOD SHEPHERD ACAD.	202550	68	389.27
34.	MOI EDUCATIONAL CENTRE	401184	84	389.25
35.	ONGATA ACADEMY	515276	19	388.66
36.	MASAI GIRLS	515236	14	388.62
37.	KALYET SEPTONOK	513542	25	388.60
38.	ST. HANNAH’S PREP.	401317	30	388.04
39.	GEOFF ACADEMY	203160	67	387.77
40.	ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY	603025	41	387.42
41.	LOGITECH	105538	18	387.31
42.	MT.ST. MARY’S GIRLS	511721	153	387.16
43.	HIGHVISIONED GIRLS	203435	20	387.10
44.	RIARA	401169	79	386.51
45.	ST. FRANCIS-NCIIRU	309547	7	386.27
46.	MLIMANI	512114	29	385.94
47.	PLAINSVILLE	304334	53	385.61
48.	URBAN SHEPHERD	203450	29	385.18
49.	ACACIA CREST ACADEMY	515157	16	385.16
50.	MARION PREPARATORY	401190	42	385.11

Pos.	School	School Code	No of Cand.	Mean Score
51.	ACK WOTE TOWNSHIP	307542	34	385.06
52.	THORN TREE	515263	27	384.94
53.	MUMIAS CENTRAL	608352	162	384.28
54.	WANKAN	207446	63	384.06
55.	CORNERSTONE ACADEMY	401319	18	383.92
56.	ST. PAUL’S ACADEMY	201127	33	383.76
57.	KIRINYAGA TOWNSHIP	203401	40	383.57
58.	VALLEY’S LILY	511358	26	383.36
59.	ST. TERESAS GIRLS	202526	69	383.23
60.	WEST WAY	511245	45	383.04
61.	ST. PAUL’S OLJOROOROK	201472	24	383.02
62.	FR JOSEPH BALDO	201651	35	382.76
63.	NYAHURURU ELITE JUNIOR	201439	65	382.70
64.	SHOW VIEW ACADEMY	202641	134	382.47
65.	INFILL ACADEMY	401215	26	382.44
66.	MUDASA ACADEMY	604263	37	382.43
67.	RUARAKA ACADEMY	401229	56	382.41
68.	OYUGIS HIGHLANDS ACADEMY	710371	43	382.22
69.	NYERI SAWA ACADEMY	202658	15	382.18
70.	KINGSWAY JUNIOR SCHOOL	107146	13	381.97
71.	EMBU SHEPHERD	303119	32	381.88
72.	LUGULU GIRLS	602423	159	381.86
73.	BRIGHTON	106437	23	381.80
74.	TERESIA	513447	22	381.75
75.	MIRIAM TERGET ACADEMY	204361	27	380.24

Pos.	School	School Code	No of Cand.	Mean Score
76.	BROOKFIELD ACADEMY	202173	76	380.22
77.	NAROMORU VICTORY	202649	46	380.06
78.	H.H THE AGA KHAN	702001	61	379.64
79.	LE PIC ACADEMY	401276	79	379.53
80.	HIGHWAY JUNIOR ACADEMY	201446	50	379.50
81.	GILGIL HILLS SCHOOL	511250	111	379.29
82.	KIANDA SCHOOL	401219	37	378.92
83.	TRIZA JUNIOR SCHOOL	106139	21	378.88
83.	ST. PETER’S CAPE VIEW	704230	55	378.88
84.	SONY COMPLEX	707467	38	378.85
85.	KERUGOYA MUNICIPALITY	203423	78	377.72
86.	THE KING’S SCHOOL NRB.	401298	16	377.36
87.	MARY IMMACULATE	514142	23	377.33
88.	MT. KENYA ACADEMY	202536	44	377.31
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20,000 pupils aged under 13 to sit for KCPE

THERE are about 20, 000 under age candidates who will sit for this year's Kenya Certificate for Primary Examination.
Kenya National Examination Council Secretary, Paul Wasanga said although there are guidelines on the required age for one to register for KCPE, the condition will not be strictly be followed this year.
“We are yet to embark on a an awareness campaign telling stakeholders and mainly parents the need to ensure that children join Class One at the right age,” Wasanga told The Star.
He said the standard age for one to sit for KCPE exams is 13 or 14 years based on the assumption that children start Class one at six years of age. However, the 20,000 children who will be sitting this year's exam will be tween 11 and 12 years old.
KCPE examinations start on November 12-14 with 844,475 candidates in 23,819 examination centres.
Wasanga responded to complaints by some head teachers and county directors of education who have threatened the under age candidates and assured parents that their children will sit the exams.
He said: “The awareness campaign will start soon with with an objective to come up with a law on the required age for one to sit KCPE expected to be ready in the year 2015.”
Wasanga said we need to have a uniformity of age for candidates sitting KCPE, because having younger candidates brings problems later to these children.
The problems include failure to secure university loans, inability to get National IDs and employment due to the fact that but the time they finish school, they are still below the age of maturity which is 18 years.
The required age for a child to join Class One is six, while pre-primary admission starts is between zero and 4/5 years.
KNEC has also announced that all candidates registration for 2014 exams will start in November this year.
“Registration at this point means keying in the candidates’ bio data. Registration fees will continue to be paid between January and March of the year of examination as has been the case before,” Wasanga clarified and added that this is part of a plan to deal with under age candidates.
While it remains a proposal, Part IV of the Basic Education Act on Free and Compulsory Basic Education has Section 32 (2) which states: “A school or person responsible for admission shall not discriminate against any child seeking admission on any ground, including race sex, ethnic or social origin colour, age, disability religion, language or culture.”
Some of the children who are underage have either jumped classes because they are bright and would otherwise be bored.
Wasanga says rushing such children through would require the country to have special talent academies for the gifted, “which only exists in Israel or the USA.”
Such academies target the youth from the entire country who have shown exceptional talent potential.
In Israel, these gifted children are nurtured to become extraordinary performers and/or producers of ideas in their chosen field of specialization.
For over age candidates who register for KCPE, Wasanga said: “This is not a challenge.”
Kenya National Association of Parents Secretary General Musau Ndunda said he had also received complaints from parents who fear that their under age children will not be allowed to sit for KCPE.
“Parents say the message has been communicated by County Directors from the Ministry of Education,” Ndunda said and added that Wasanga said it is still a proposal.
- See more at: http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/article-138653/20000-pupils-aged-under-13-sit-kcpe#sthash.pOPIaiCv.dpuf

Students to get KCPE exam results instantly

Plans are afoot to have class eight candidates write their national examinations online and have their results as soon as they complete the exercise. Kenya National Examinations Council (Knec) chief executive Paul Wasanga said the idea will be piloted next year with 1,000 pupils across the country. He also announced that primary school head teachers will print out their pupils official results slips at school and rubber stamp them before issuance. “We want to enhance accountability in examinations and also make the exercise smooth and efficient by embracing Information Communication Technology ( ICT) in administering examinations,” said Wasanga. He said the two exercises will ride on the primary schools ICT programme, which will be launched next year. “As the laptops for schools programme launches next year in January so will this exercise gain momentum because the infrastructure will be in place,” he said. He said some 844,475 pupils will sit this year’s Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) in examination 23,819 centres. About 900 pupils from South Sudan will write KCPE this year as well. The primary examinations take three days. Another 449,246 students will seat this year’s Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) in 7,606 centres. biometric registration Wasanga said KCPE will officially start on November 12, with candidates’ rehearsal scheduled a day before. KCSE has been planned to start on October 22 and is slated to end on November 15. The examination will take18 days. The revelations come only days after Wasanga said the council would pilot biometric registration of candidates to check examination malpractice. He said candidates will register their fingerprints before entering examination rooms to eliminate impersonation.

The 2013 KCPE Examination timetable and instructions

THE 2013 KCPE EXAMINATION TIMETABLE & INSTRUCTION
1.0 TIMINGS OF PAPERS IN THE 2013 KCPE EXAMINATION AND INSTRUCTIONS TO SUPERVISORS AND INVIGILATORS
The time allowed for each paper is the one indicated against the name of the paper and it is inclusive of reading the instructions.
Visually challenged candidates will NOT be given extra time other than what is stated on their respective papers which is 30
minutes more than for the other candidates. Supervisors and Invigilators should verify that the candidates have written their correct
names, index numbers and shaded them as required.
2.0 DURATION/PERIOD, DATES AND TIMING OF 2013 KCPE EXAMINATION PAPERS
ITEM DAY PERIOD ITEM
NO.
PAPER DURATION
2.1 MONDAY
11.11.2013
REHEARSAL DAY
2.2
DAY 1
TUESDAY
12.11.2013
8.30 am − 10.30 am 1 Mathematics 2 hours
8.30 am − 10.30 am 2 Mathematics (Large Print) 2 hours
8.30 am – 11.00 am 3 Mathematics (Braille) 2 hrs 30 mins
11.00 am – 11.30 am BREAK 30 minutes
11.30 am − 1.10 pm 4 English Section A - Language A 1 hr 40 mins
11.30 am − 1.10 pm 5 English Section A - Language A (Large Print) 1 hr 40 mins
11.30 am − 1.30 pm 6 English Section A (Hearing Impaired) 2 hours
11.30 am − 1.40 pm 7 English Section A (Braille) 2 hrs 10 mins
1.40 pm – 2.30 pm BREAK 50 minutes
2.30 pm − 3.10 pm 8 English Section B − Composition 40 minutes
2.30 pm − 3.10 pm 9 English Section B – Composition (Large Print) 40 minutes
2.30 pm – 3.20 pm 10 English B − Composition (Hearing Impaired) 50 minutes
2.30 pm – 3.20 pm 11 English B – Composition (Braille) 50 minutes
2.3 DAY 2
WEDNESDAY
13.11.2013
8.30 am – 10.10 am 12 Science 1 hr 40 mins
8.30 am – 10.10 am 13 Science (Large Print) 1 hr 40 mins
8.30 am – 10.40 am 14 Science Braille 2 hrs 10 mins
10.40 am – 11.10 am BREAK 30 minutes
11.10 am – 12.50 pm 15 Kiswahili Lugha 1 hr 40 mins
11.10 am – 12.50 pm 16 Kiswahili Lugha (Large Print) 1 hr 40 mins
11.10 am – 12.50 pm 17 Kenyan Sign Language 1 hr 40 mins
11.10 am – 1.20 pm 18 Kiswahili Lugha (Braille) 2 hrs 10 mins
1.20 pm – 2.10 pm BREAK 50 minutes
2.10 pm – 2.50 pm 19 Kiswahili Insha 40 minutes
2.10 pm – 2.50 pm 20 Kiswahili Insha (Large Print) 40 minutes
2.10 pm – 2.50 pm 21 Kenyan Sign Language Composition 40 minutes
2.10 pm – 3.00 pm 22 Kiswahili Insha (Braille) 50 minutes
2.4 DAY 3
THURSDAY
14.11.2013
8.30 am – 10.45 am 23 Social Studies and R.E 2 hrs 15 mins
8.30 am – 10.45 am 24 Social Studies and R.E (Large Print) 2 hrs 15 mins
8.30 am – 11.15 am 25 Social Studies & RE (Braille) 2 hrs 45 mins
3.0 NOTE:
3.1 Only one of the papers bracketed together to be taken.
3.2 The Kenyan Sign Language papers should be taken only by candidates with Hearing Impairment (HI).
THE 2013 KCPE EXAMINATION TIME TABLE & INSTRUCTIONS Page 2
4.0 INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDELINES TO SUPERVISORS, TEACHERS AND CANDIDATES
4.1 INSTRUCTIONS TO SUPERVISORS AND INVIGILATORS
Supervisors and invigilators should call the attention of candidates to the Instructions/Guidelines and adhere to them. They should also
ensure that they have written their correct names, index numbers and shaded correctly.
4.2 INSTRUCTIONS TO THE TEACHERS
TEACHERS are advised to ensure that candidates clearly understand the instructions given below and are aware of the penalties for
examination irregularities or misconduct. Candidates are required to follow these instructions carefully.
4.3 INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
4.3.1 Avail yourself for frisking outside the examination room and be seated at your desk/table 15 minutes before the time fixed for the
paper. Morning sessions will start at 8.30 a.m.
4.3.2 A candidate who arrives late will be required to give a satisfactory reason to the Supervisor. Only in exceptional circumstances
will a paper be given to any candidate who is more than half an hour late. Punctuality should be observed for all papers.
4.3.3 As soon as notice is given to stop, check to ensure that your name and index number have been written and crossed correctly
on the answer sheet.
4.3.4 Check to ensure that each page of your question paper is printed.
4.3.5 Withdrawal from the examination should have been notified to the KNEC before 15th May 2013.
4.4 CAUTION TO THE CANDIDATES
4.4.1 You are not allowed to leave the examination room before the end of the period allocated to the paper except with special
permission from the Supervisor. NO CANDIDATE SO PERMITTED TO LEAVE MAY TAKE A QUESTION PAPER OR ANSWER
SHEET/SCRIPT OUT OF THE EXAMINATION ROOM.
4.4.2 Do not leave a sheet of paper you have written on or your answers in such a position that another candidate can read them. You
should not give or obtain unfair assistance, or attempt to do so, whether by copying or in any other way, and your work should not
show proof of such unfair assistance.
4.4.3 No communication whatsoever in whatever manner between candidates or with outsiders is allowed during the examination.
4.4.4 You are not allowed to have in your possession or in your proximity while in the examination room, any book, notes, papers or any
other materials whatsoever except the correct question papers and any materials expressly authorized by the Kenya National
Examinations Council.
4.4.5 You must return immediately to the Supervisor any question paper that has smudges, has errors or is badly printed.
4.4.6 You must not take any used or unused writing paper out of the examination room. Any rough work must be done on the official
question paper, if not to be submitted with the answers, must be left on the desk to be collected by the Supervisor and destroyed.
4.4.7 Any misconduct or causing of disturbance in or near the examination room will be treated as an examination irregularity.
4.4.8 Note that cell phones or any other electronic communication device are prohibited in examination centres. Any candidate caught
in possession of a cell phone/any other electronic communication device will have his/her results cancelled.
4.5 PENALTY FOR EXAMINATION IRREGULARITIES
4.5.1 The KNEC Act 2012 rules and regulations, offences and penalties stated in sections 27 to 40 for cases of examination
irregularities will apply. Some of the highlights in these sections state that:
4.5.1.1 A candidate who commits an examination irregularity in any paper will have the results for the WHOLE SUBJECT
cancelled. Such a candidate will not be entitled to a result for the subject. This will be reflected as (00).
4.5.1.2 If there is evidence of wide-spread irregularities in any examination centre, the examination results for the whole centre will
be cancelled.
4.5.1.3 Any person who:-
a) gains access to examination material and knowingly reveals the contents, whether orally or in writing, to an unauthorized
party, whether a candidate or not, will be in violation of section 27 of the Act and the penalty will be imprisonment for a term
not exceeding ten years, or a fine not exceeding two million shillings or both;
b) willfully and maliciously damages examination material will be in violation of section 30 and the penalty will be imprisonment
for a term not exceeding two years or a fine not exceeding five million shillings or both;
c) is not registered to take a KNEC examination but, with intent to impersonate, presents or attempts to present himself to take
the part of an enrolled candidate, shall be guilty of an offence and liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year
or a fine not exceeding two million shillings or both and shall be prohibited from taking an examination conducted by or on
behalf of the Council for a period of three years.
4.5.2 Please ensure that you do not commit any examination irregularity to avoid having your results cancelled.