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2022 School Calendar Changes: 9th August General Election Key Factor! Free Download

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2022 School Calendar Changes: 9th August General Election Key Factor! Free Download

2022 School Calendar Changes: 9th August General Election Key Factor! Free Download 

Plans Underway To Change School Calendar. Here is the link to the current one: 2022 Official School Calendar

The fast-approaching national elections on the 9th of August this year, 2022 have necessitated the Ministry of Education (MOE) officials to plan on changing the earlier issued school calendar.

Earlier the ministry of education had issued the 2022 School Calendar that had planned the learners’ half-term break for the second term to fall on the 11th of August 2022. This would be precisely two days after the forthcoming 9th August general election implying that the schools will be in session on the D-day: Voting Day.

Consequently, the ministry of education officials has communicated the need to adjust the calendar to ensure that learners take their half-term break before the election date. This will enable the institutions to be used as polling centers.

Following the repeat presidential election precedent set on the 26th of October, 2017, officials from the ministry of education have maintained that all schools must be closed during the election dates to pave way for the national exercise. This is in the background that most schools if not all are used as polling centers.

Officials observed that ” During the repeat presidential election, the ministry made a slight adjustment to the school calendar to accommodate the exercise. It will be the case this year since the elections will be held in the middle of the term so there is no cause for alarm”

In the 20217 August 8 elections, Schools were closed earlier than scheduled to allow IEBC to use the institutions voting and tallying centers.

While speaking on the same, the education Cabinet Secretary, Professor George Magoha has warned against the destruction of school property during the polling period.

A revised school program for the current year shows that the Second term commences on July 11 and runs for 10 weeks until September 16 while the third term will start on September 26 and run-up to the November 25th.

It is obvious that as the country prepares for the general elections, Learning institutions are also rushing against time to cover most of their syllabus at least by the time the 9th August General election is held.

 

 

 

 

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TSC RECEIVES BACKLASH FOR DENOUNCING A LENGTHY DOCUMENT CONTAINING DETAILS OF ALL SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS IN ALL THE 47 COUNTIES; TSC NEWS

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TSC RECEIVES BACKLASH FOR DENOUNCING A LENGTHY DOCUMENT CONTAINING DETAILS OF ALL SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS IN ALL THE 47 COUNTIES; TSC NEWS TODAY

HOW COULD SUCH SENSITIVE DATA BE LEAKED?

TSC RECEIVES BACKLASH FOR DENOUNCING A LENGTHY DOCUMENT CONTAINING DETAILS OF ALL SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS IN ALL THE 47 COUNTIES; TSC NEWS

The Teachers Service Commission, TSC has received a backlash from teachers on social media after the Commission denounced a list containing details of all school administrators in all the 47 counties.

This is after the Commission advised tutors to ignore the lengthy document doing rounds on social media on grounds that the document did not originate from the Commission.

“A lengthy document circulating on social media and which contains names purporting to be of school administrators is fake. It has not originated from TSC. Please ignore it,” wrote the Commission on its official tweeter handle.

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Responding to the TSC post, some concerned tutors are simply perplexed by the Commission’s denunciation. Some do not understand how such a lengthy document could find its way into social media platforms.

Some teachers have challenged the Commission to clean its house instead of allowing corrupt individuals to leak important information to the public only for it to disown the information a few days later.

“Who is the originator and where does that person obtain very confidential information of school heads and other administrators from?” challenged one of the teachers.

Another tutor also wondered where such confidential information such as TSC numbers, work station, names, and grades/ job groups could be obtained from. Surely, there is no way such credentials can be made up.

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Other critics have also attributed the leaking of important information regarding teachers’ issues to bloggers who are in most cases correct.

They thus challenged the Commission to take charge of crucial information before it loses its grip.

“Going through the document, almost everything is real. From schools, TSC numbers to job group placements. These documents are leaked by some bloggers who are close to TSC officials at the Headquarters,” argued another.

The Commission has since been challenged to take charge and sue those responsible for exposing such confidential information before it loses its grip.

 

Marginalized Counties

According to the details contained in the fake document, some counties have got more chief principals while others have got none.

For instance, Kiambu County has got the highest number of chief principals in the country, seventeen out of the total 151.

In the second position is Homabay County with 10 followed by Nyeri which has got nine.

Isiolo, Lamu, Kwale, Marsabit, Tana River and Turkana counties on the other hand have none.

Chief principals are the highest-ranked teachers who are entrusted with the responsibility of managing national and extra county schools with over 1, 000 learners.

They earn the highest salary between Sh 111, 201, and Sh 152, 937 per month. They are set to earn an increased salary starting July 1, 2020 between Sh 121, 814, and Sh 157, 656.

When it comes to Senior Principals, the second-highest rank, Murang’ a County takes the lead with 60 followed by Kakamega(56), Kiambu(55), and Meru(53).

 

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CS MAGOHA, STAKEHOLDERS’ CRISIS MEETING HAS AGENDA FOR KCPE AND KCSE CANDIDATES TO RESUME SCHOOL IN 2020; LATEST EDUCATION NEWS

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CS MAGOHA, STAKEHOLDERS’ CRISIS MEETING HAS AGENDA FOR KCPE AND KCSE CANDIDATES TO RESUME SCHOOL IN 2020; LATEST EDUCATION NEWS

Fresh details have emerged about today’s education stakeholders’ crisis meeting. According to Citizen TV, the nation expects a detailed update touching on crucial changes in schools’ reopening dates.

The meeting will largely address the confusion surrounding the resumption of learning in the country six months after the sudden closure of primary, secondary, and tertiary learning institutions aimed at containing the further spread of the novel coronavirus.

In a letter dated September 7, 2020, the CS education professor George Magoha invited major education stakeholders to a special national conference to chat the post-covid-19 future of our education sector with a specific focus on reopening of schools.

Monday’s stakeholders’ meeting specifically focuses on chatting the path to allowing KCPE and KCSE candidates to report back to school this year to clear the syllabus and consequently sit national exams early next year.

UNIVERSITY STUDENTS MAY RESUME ONCAMPUS STUDIES SOON

University students are also likely to resume on-campus learning as was the case before. Sunday marked the 10th straight day of a coronavirus positivity rate below 5%.

According to the ministry of health officials, 14 straight days would indicate a flattening curve.

Meanwhile, the CS and his team are visiting various schools to assess the level of preparedness ahead of reopening this month.

Below is the Schools’ assessment schedule per county;

List of Schools likely to be assessed by CS Magoha’s team ahead of reopening this month: Schools’ Assessment Schedule per County

Following pressure from various stakeholders to have schools reopened, the education ministry might be considering the possibility of reopening basic education learning institutions before January 2021.

Besides, the number of Covid 19 positive cases is reducing gradually in Kenya hence providing an opportunity for schools to reopen Soon.

Consequently, schools have to be inspected ahead of the planned reopening to assess their level of preparedness.

Here is a quick checklist of what the team will be looking out for during the assessment

Final schools’ reopening guidelines 2020

Starting this month, senior ministry officials shall tour various schools within the 47 counties to see how well prepared the ground is for a softer landing.

Assessment schedules have been released showing when various schools will be assessed.

Below is the school’s reopening assessment schedule for Machakos County.

OCTOBER 2020 ASSESSMENT PROGRAMME FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS

SCHOOL NAME SCHOOLS’ REOPENING ASSESSMENT DATE
MAKUTANO BOYS 14/09/2020
MASII GIRLS 14/09/2020
MBAANI SECONDARY 14/09/2020
EMBUI SECONDARY 14/09/2020
ST.MARY’S SCHOOL KITHANGAINI 15/09/2020
MBAIKINI BOYS 15/09/2020
AIC KWAMUTULA 15/09/2020
MUTHETHENI GIRLS 16/09/2020
KIMUUNI GIRLS 16/09/2020
MUTHETHENI MIXED 16/09/2020
MIU BOYS 16/09/2020
ST.MICHAEL KABAA HIGH SCHOOL 17/09/2020
ST. MARK’S KUNDU 17/09/2020
ST. AUGUSTINE MUMBUNI 17/09/2020
ST. AUGUSTINE MBIUNI 17/09/2020
ST. ANTONY MAKILIVA 17/09/2020
KABAA MIXED 17/09/2020
KITILE SECONDARY 18/09/2020
KINBAUNI SEC 18/09/2020
IKALAASA 18/09/2020
KIUNDWANI 18/09/2020
KILALA 18/09/2020
BISHOP NDINGI 21/09/2020
KALOLEMI 21/09/2020
KAMWALA 21/09/2020
MWALA SCHOOL 21/09/2020
MWALA GIRLS 21/09/2020
KIKASO SEC 22/09/2020

TSC Massively Recruits Teachers’ in Preparation for Schools’ Reopening

The Teachers Service Commission has already initiated the process of recruiting teachers before schools reopen.

TSC 2020 Recruitment schedules per county have already been released to ensure that the interviews go on well.

 

 

 

 

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2020 FORM ONE SCHOLARSHIPS: 2020 FORM ONE ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP FOR QUALIFIED 2019 KCPE CANDIDATES

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2020 FORM ONE SCHOLARSHIPS: 2020 FORM ONE ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP FOR QUALIFIED 2019 KCPE CANDIDATES

THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION HAS JUST ADVERTISED 2020 FORM ONE ELIMU SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THIS YEAR’S KCPE CANDIDATES HERE ARE THE DETAILS ON HOW TO ACCESS THEM, NUMBER OF TARGETED SUB-COUNTIES AND URBAN CENTRES WITH SLUMS, DEADLINES, PASS MARK, APPLICATION PROCEDURE, ELIGIBILITY AND SELECTION CRITERIA

The Ministry of Education in Kenya in partnership with the Equity Group Foundation has just advertised scholarships for high schools students from disadvantaged and financially unstable backgrounds for the 2020 academic year.

EXTERNAL LINKS WITH RELATED CONTENT

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2001351448/hope-for-over-9-000-students-in-sh20b-scholarship-project

https://educationnewshub.co.ke/education-ministry-advertises-the-2020-form-one-elimu-scholarships-for-2019-kcpe-candidates-get-the-full-details-here/

https://egfdmis.equitybank.co.ke/uploads/files/Elimu%20Scholarship%20Application%20Form%2025Nov19.pdf

https://www.jambonews.co.ke/top-and-best-secondary-school-scholarship-programmes-how-to-apply/

ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP TARGETTED AREAS

Elimu Scholarship targets 110 sub-Counties and 15 urban centres with informal settlements.

ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP ELIGIBILITY AND REQUIREMENTS

Anyone seeking the 2020 form one Elimu Scholarship MUST:

1. Be a poor and vulnerable child from a financially unstable home.

2. Have sat for the 2019 KCPE exam from public primary schools within the targeted 110 sub-Counties and 15 urban centres with informal settlements. The 110 Sub-Counties have been selected based on the National Government’s administrative areas as per the year 2015.

FOR A FULL LIST OF THE TARGETTED 110 SUB-COUNTIES AND THE 15 URBAN AREAS WITH INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS, CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINKS TO THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND EQUITY GROUP FOUNDATION WEBSITES:

https://www.education.go.ke/

https://equitygroupfoundation.com/

3. Have attained at least 280 marks in the 2019 KCPE exam. For affirmative action, however, 2019 KCPE candidates who are orphans and/or from highly vulnerable communities and those with disability or special needs who attained below 280 marks may also stand a chance.

4. Candidates with special needs and disability include those with physical, visual or hearing impairment, albinism, autism, dyslexia and other learning disabilities.

5. 2019 KCPE candidates whose parents or guardians disabled hence compromising or limiting their ability to meet their financial obligations and other parental responsibilities.

6. Candidates whose parents are living with chronic illnesses such as HIV/ AIDS that could make them incapable of fending for their families.

7. Candidates whose families have been hit by extreme poverty hence unable to raise the required school fees.

8. Candidates who have been greatly neglected abused and denied support to continue with their education.

HOW TO ACCESS ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION FORMS, APPLICATION PROCEDURE AND DEADLINES

Interested candidates can collect Elimu Scholarship application forms at the nearest EQUITY BANK BRANCH OR EQUITY BANK AGENT as from 4th December 2019.

Elimu Scholarship Application Forms can also be downloaded from the Ministry of Education and Equity Group Foundation official websites below:

https://www.education.go.ke/

https://equitygroupfoundation.com/

 

Completed and duly signed Elimu Scholarship application forms, testimonials and other supporting documents should be submitted to the nearest Equity Bank Branch by 16th December 2019.

INTERVIEWS

Shortlisted candidates will later be accompanied by their parents or guardians for interviews which shall be conducted by the Community Scholarship Advisory Committees.

WHAT DOES THE ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP CATER FOR AND FOR HOW LONG?

Elimu Scholarship will cater for school fees, learning materials, school uniforms and fare/transport to and from school for four years.

ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

A downloaded and filled Elimu Scholarship application form (798 KB)

A downloaded Elimu Scholarship Flyer 9488 kb)

ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP LIST OF TARGETTED URBAN CENTRES WITH SLUMS

Only candidates from the following urban centres with informal settlements are eligible to apply:

1. THIKA

2. NAIROBI

3. GARISSA

4. MACHAKOS

5. ELDORET

6. NAKURU

7. KITUI

8. MOMBASA

9. KERICHO

10. KILIFI

11. NAIVASHA

12. KISUMU

13. KAKAMEGA

14. EMBU

15. NYERI

ELIMU SCHOLARSHIP LIST OF TARGETTED SUB-COUNTIES

2019 KCPE CANDIDATES FROM THE FOLOWING SUB-COUNTIES ARE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY:

1. BARINGO NORTH

2. LAGDERA

3. EAST POKOT

4. MARIGAT

5. CHEPALUNGU

6. SUBA

7. GARBATULA

8. ISIOLO

9. SOTIK

10. BUNGOMA WEST

11. ISIOLO

12. CHEPTAIS

13. MERTI

14. MT. ELGON

15. KAJIADO CENTRAL

16. LOITOKTOK

17. BUTERE

18. BUNYALA

19. KAKAMEGA SOUTH

20. BUSIA

21. BUTULA

22. NAMBALE

23. KHWISERO

24. LIKUYANI

25. LUGARI

26. SAMIA

27. TESO NORTH

28. TESO SOUTH

29 NAVAKHOLO

30. GANZE

31. KALOLENI

32. MARAKWET EAST

33. MARAKWET WEST

34. BALAMBALA

35. MAGARINI

36. MALINDI

37. DADAAB

38. MARANI

39. NYAMACHE

40. FAFI

41. HULUGHO

42 IKHUTHA

43. URIRI

44. KYUSO

45. MUMONI

46. MUTITO

47. KANDARA

48. KIGUMO

49. MURANG’A EAST

50. MUTOMO

51. MWINGI CENTRAL

52. MWINGI EAST

53. TINDERET

54. TRANS MARA EAST

55. NZAMBANI

56. SAMBURU CENTRAL

57. SAMBURU EAST

58. TSEIKURU

59. SAMBURU NORTH

60. KINANGO

61. KWALE

62. MSAMBWENI

63. TAVETA

64. BURA (TANA NORTH)

65. TANA DELTA

66. LAIKIPIA NORTH

67. MASINGA

68. TANA RIVER

69. YATTA

70. KATHONZWENI

71. THARAKA NORTH

72 THARAKA SOUTH

73. KIBISH

74. KIBWEZI

75. MAKINDU

76. MAKUENI

77. LOIMA

78. TURKANA CENTRAL

79. NZAUI

80. BANISA

81. TURKANA EAST

82. TURKANA NORTH

83. LAFEY

84. TURKANA SOUTH

85. MANDERA CENTRAL

86. MANDERA EAST

87. BUNA

88. TURKANA WEST

89. ELDAS

90. MANDERA NORTH

91. MANDERA WEST

92. CHALBI

93. HABASWEIN

94. TARBAJ

95. WAJIR EAST

96. HORR NORTH

97. LOIYANGALANI

98. WAJIR NORTH

99. WAJIR SOUTH

100. MARSABIT

101. LAISMIS (MARSABIT SOUTH)

102. WAJIR WEST

103. POKOT CENTRAL

104. MOYALE

105. POKOT NORTH

106. SOLOLO

107. KURIA EAST

108. KURIA WEST

109. WEST POKOT

110. POKOT SOUTH

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TSC Deployment Requirements Retained in spite of CBC; A big blow to All Primary Teachers With Degrees And Masters as TSC Reaffirms Minimun Entry Grades for Deployment of P1 Teachers to Secondary Schools

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TSC Deployment Requirements Retained in spite of CBC; A big blow to All Primary Teachers With Degrees And Masters as TSC Reaffirms Minimun Entry Grades for Deployment of P1 Teachers to Secondary Schools 

TSC Deployment Requirements Retained in spite of CBC; A big blow to All Primary Teachers With Degrees And Masters as TSC Reaffirms Minimun Entry Grades for Deployment of P1 Teachers to Secondary Schools

Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has reaffirmed that it will not lower its grades for teachers who are seeking to teach in primary and secondary schools despite mounting pressure from relevant stakeholders.

Currently, the minimum requirements for one to teach in secondary school are that the teacher must score a minimum KCSE mean grade of C+ and at least C+ in the two teaching subjects.

This undoubtedly a blow to primary school teachers who had furthered their studies to attain degrees in a bid to be considered to teach in secondary schools yet they did not attain C+ in either KCSE or the two teaching subjects.

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On the other hand teachers who intend to teach in primary school will only be allowed to teach subjects they scored a C plain in their KCSE exam.

While addressing head teachers in Mombasa, TSC Deputy Director of Staffing Antonia Lentoijoni said although the qualification requirements were not popular with teachers, they would improve quality of education.

“The Teachers Service Commission has raised the entry point of teaching in the country to have the right kind of people to offer quality education to our children,” said Lentoijoni.

It is increasingly clear that the decision now locks out teachers who scored C- or C and have degrees from going to teach in secondary school, despite a suggestion by Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) Secretary-General Collins Oyuu that teachers in primary school be allowed to teach Grade 7 and 8 in junior secondary school because several of them have masters degrees.

The Kenya National Examinations Council (Knec) Chief Executive David Njengere also told the same meeting that the Competency Based Curriculum (CBC) education system will go a long way in changing lives of Kenyan children.

Njengere stated that CBC favours every child whose talent will be developed without being subjected to examination.

“You cannot have sustainable development in a country where others are being excluded from participating in the development of the country just because of they did not pass an examination,” stated Njengere.

 

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(ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL) 2019 KCSE RESULTS ANALYSIS AND RANKING PER SCHOOL: A DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE 2019 KCSE RESULTS FOR KIAMBU COUNTY, CENTRAL REGION

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(ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL) 2019 KCSE RESULTS ANALYSIS AND RANKING PER SCHOOL: A DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE 2019 KCSE RESULTS FOR KIAMBU COUNTY, CENTRAL REGION

ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL: KCSE 2019 RESULTS RANKING IN KIAMBU COUNTY- A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF TOP (BEST PERFORMING) SCHOOLS IN KIAMBU COUNTY THAT APPEARED IN THE 2019 KCSE TOP SCHOOLS’ LIST IN CENTRAL REGION

Alliance High School ranked among the best schools in Kiambu County, Central region in the 2019 KCSE results.

The school received the 2019 KCSE results with a lot of jubilation after producing the highest number of Straight As- 48.

EXTERNAL LINKS WITH RELATED CONTENT

https://www.jambonews.co.ke/alliance-high-school-kcse-2019-results-and-distribution-of-grades/

https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2019-12-18-kcse-2019-list-of-top-10-schools-with-a/

Alliance High School also produced 1 top ten 2019 KCSE candidate, Long’ali Chepeng’ at who scored a mean Grade of A Plain (86.960).

In the 2019 KCSE results, the school registered a mean score of 10.01 (B+ Plus).

THE 2019 KCSE CANDIDATURE for Alliance High School was 423 candidates.

405 out of the total 423 2019 KCSE candidates at Alliance High School attained the minimum entry Grade to university, C+ (PLUS). This translates to 96% direct transition to university.

This means that these candidates will be admitted directly to universities in 2020 through the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement body popularly known as KUCCPS.

In the 2019 KCSE results, Alliance High School produced 48 straight As and 160 A- (minus).

Other quality grades recorded are as follows B+ (95), B (56), B- (26) & C+ (21).

 

BELOW IS A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF THE KCSE 2019 RESULTS (KNEC) FOR ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL

ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL 2019 KCSE GRADE DISTRIBUTION

 

2019 KCSE GRADE A A- B+ B B- C+ C C- D+ D D- E X
2019 KCSE GRADE

DISTRIBUTION

 48 160 95 56 26 21 8 8 1 0 0 0 0
TOTAL CANDIDATURE  423 2019 KCSE CANDIDATES  
 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

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NO MORE QUEUES AT THE TSC

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The Teachers Service Commission in Kenya plans to digitize the files of all Kenyan teachers.

This will make storage and retrieval of teachers’ files easier.

This digital process encompasses a bulk SMS system for supervision of learners by both teachers and parents.

DIGITAL TSC

The Teachers Service Commission has kicked off the process of digitizing teachers’ information to enhance the efficiency and security of their high profile data.

The TSC director in charge of quality assurance, Reuben Nthambuiri has confirmed this.

He said that the system will be put in place as from November this year.

Nthambuiri further lauded the new digital system saying it will ease the hectic and rigorous procedures that teachers and other stakeholders have had to bear trying to retrieve their files.

He further added that digitization was a fame Fatale, a necessary evil if the system must run without any hiccups.

LOST FILES
Many a time, Kenyan teachers have been frustrated at the Teachers Service Commission headquarters following lost files.

The most interesting bit of it all is the miraculous resurfacing of the lost file after a teacher parts with two or three thousand shillings.

This declaration, therefore, is a big relieve especially for teachers because they will no longer fall prey to the numerous vultures who are masquerading as faithful “servants” at the TSC headquarters.

Nthambuiri broke the great news when he spoke at Bomet during the TSC open day.

The function brought together five counties.

UNDERSTAFFING
Speaking at the function, Bomet Governor Hillary Barchok requested the TSC to deploy more teachers to the county since Bomet was understaffed.

He also backed up the whole idea of digitization saying that this is the right time to go digital given that the government has already rolled out the new Competency-Based Curriculum, CBC.

IN PART:
PRECIOUS TALENTS’ PARENTS DEMAND FOR THE RELEASE OF THEIR TEACHER

In Summary
Parents of Precious Talents Academy school parents have demanded the release of their teacher.

They say that he should not bear the blunt for he is not the architect of the collapsed building, his line of duty was teaching.

They have also raised eyebrows regarding the transfer of their children to schools in Ngong’ Forest citing high insecurity levels.

They carried posters in support of their arrested teacher and camped outside the Kibera law court yesterday.

A section of parents adamantly camped outside the Kibera law court and demanded for the release of their teacher.

The teacher who is also the owner of the Precious Top Talents Academy, Mr Moses Wainaina was arrested after part of the school collapsed claiming eight lives. Scores of other pupils sustained injuries.

The aggrieved parents accused the government of using the accident to intimidate and harass the school proprietor.

They also faulted the CS for Education Professor George Magoha for forcefully transferring their children to schools which have been posting very poor results.

Parents hence queried the motives behind Professor Magoha’s directive.

Besides, they complained of the torture that their children will be subjected to for they will have to trek for a very long distance to their new school (s).

This long trek is likely to put their children at the risk of wild animals and sex predators.

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2019 KMTC 87TH GRADUATION CEREMONY

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The Kenya Medical Training College KMTC gladly invites all graduands and other education stakeholders to its 87th Annual graduation ceremony which will take place on Thursday, December 5 this year at the KMTC Graduation square, Nairobi as from 10.00 a.m.

All graduands are expected to arrive by 8.00 a.m.

KMTC 2019 GRADUATION FEE, REHEARSAL AND CERTIFICATES
All graduands should pay a graduation fee of shs 2, 500 each.

The graduation fee should be deposited to any National Bank Branch, KMTC H/Q REVENUE A/C: 01003058521700.

Graduation booklets and gowns will be issued between 13th November and 29th November at KMTC, Nairobi to graduands who have met their part of the bargain-paying the graduation fee.

The rehearsal date is on 4th December at 10.00 a.m. at the KMTC Graduation Square, Nairobi.

Graduation certificates will be issued immediately after the graduation ceremony, to graduands who would have cleared and returned the graduation gown.

Graduation gowns should be returned by 16th December, 2019. Failure to adhere to this deadline will attract a penalty of Kshs 100 per day.

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Coronavirus now spreads to the Counties as reported cases of Gender-based Violence triple in Kenya

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Coronavirus now spreads to the Counties in as reported cases of Gender-based Violence triple in Kenya

As the Kenyan Government confirms 8 more coronavirus positive cases in Kenya today, Dr Mwangangi has confirmed that the Coronavirus pandemic has now reached the county levels in Kenya.

This brings the total number of covid 19 cases in Kenya to 216 on Tuesday March 14, 2020.

Nairobi, Mombasa and Kilifi Counties still remain the epicentres of the pandemic.

Nakuru County has recorded 5 coronavirus cases, Nyamira County (1) and Kisii County (1).

Although most of the patients have a travel history, some involve local transmissions.

In the last 24 hours, the MOH has tested 694 samples and out of this, 8 turned out positive.

5 are Kenyans while three are foreigners. Nairobi recorded 6 covid-19 cases, Siaya recorded one while Nakuru recorded one on April 14, 2020.

Out of the 8 new covid 19 cases, 6 have a travel history.

 

Tracing of contacts

Dr Mwangangi also called upon Kenyans to help the Government in contact tracing especially by monitoring their movements.

She further added that the Government is planning to effectively utilise IT in contact tracing and follow up on recoveries.

An app is being designed for contact tracing but meanwhile, Kenyans should make use of the emergency number.

Gender-based violence

Dr Mercy Mwangangi also noted that gender-based violence cases have tripled in the last few weeks following the outbreak of the pandemic.

Right now, the number of gender-based violence cases is three times more.

 

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St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School KCSE 2022/2023 Results-Performance Analysis and Ranking by Knec

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St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School KCSE 2022/2023 Results-Performance Analysis and Ranking by Knec in 2022/2023; School Mean 8.369(KCSE 2022), Rank (126), Grade Summary, and Distribution & Transition Rate to Universities and Colleges in 2023

St Patrick's Iten High School KCSE 2021-2022 Results and Form One Admission 2022-St Patrick's Iten Boys High 2021 KCSE Results Analysis and Ranking by Knec in 2022; Current (2020) KCSE School Mean Score (8.69), Number of As, A- Minus, Grade Summary, Distribution & Rank-Position 59 Nationally

 

 

St. Patrick’s Iten Boys

OFFICIAL KCSE Results 2022/2023 for St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School

The school’s current mean score stands at 8.379 B- (KCSE 2022) a positive deviation from (KCSE 2021 results). It was ranked position 126 nationally. The school presented 447 candidates for the KCSE 2022 exams. 384 out of 447 KCSE 2022 candidates attained the minimum entry grade- C+ to universities and colleges under KUCCPS sponsorship in 2023. The KCSE 2022 grade distribution for St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School is as follows: A(4), A-(41), B+(81), B(96), B-(88), C+(74), C(40), C-(15), D+ (7), D(1). Click HERE to get the KCSE 2023 Results for St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School once this year’s KCSE results are officially released in December.

St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School 2022/2023 KCSE Results Analysis and Grade Count

St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School records an impressive result in the 2022 KCSE exams. The school recorded a mean score of 8.379 points which is a B- (minus).

The school’s current mean score thus stands at 8.369 B- (KCSE 2022-January 2023 Results) a marked improvement, a positive deviation from KCSE 2021- April 2022 Results.

 

This is a top brass national school located in Iten, Elgeyo Marakwet County, Rift Valley Region in Kenya that has made it to the list of KCSE Top 100 schools nationally.

 

In KCSE 2022, it was ranked position 126 among the top nationally. Check out the 2023/2024 KCSE results for St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School at the KNEC portal once the results are officially released. Click Here to access the KNEC portal.

 

St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School

The school offers both the new Competence Based Curriculum, CBC, and the nearly phased-out 8-4-4 education system to the students under the Kenyan curriculum. It has got approximately 600 students and over 30 teaching staff.

 

St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School Notable Alumni,

Notable alumni encompass renowned lawyers, doctors, advocates, doctors, and teachers. Click HERE to view notable alumni of the school.

St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School KCSE results,

Based on its tradition and high entry grade/ pass mark during form one selection, the school is likely to excel in the upcoming KCSE examinations. Click HERE to view a comprehensive analysis of KCSE Results for the school and other KCSE top-performing schools once the results are officially released.

St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School form one selection,

Form one selection to this school is purely done online by the ministry of education based on KCPE merit.

 

KCSE Results 2022-2023 for St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School

St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School Posts Stellar Performance during the KCSE 2022-2023 Results, Check out the School’s KCSE 2021-2022 results, Mean score, grade distribution, candidature-enrolment rates, number of As, ranking, mean grade summary, and previous KCSE Results (2021, 2020,2019) on our website at newspro.co.ke

 

St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School stamped authority once more in Elgeyo Marakwet County on matters of academic performance and KCSE 2022-2023 Results ranking in 2023.

The school proved its worth after scooping the highly sought-after KCSE 2022 top grades thus emerging among the Top 200 schools nationally and the best-performing and top-ranking school in Elgeyo Marakwet County.

Worth noting is the fact that during the KCSE 2022 Results released in January 2023, St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School had 85.91% of its KCSE 2022 candidates attaining the minimum direct entry grade to the university under full government sponsorship-KUCCPS in 2023.

 

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St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School KCSE 2022/2023 Results- A Comprehensive Performance Analysis & Grade Count Summary for St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School, one of the KCSE 2022/2023 Top Ranking Secondary Schools Nationally and in Elgeyo Marakwet County, Rift Valley Region

 

If you are dying to know how St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School performed during the KCSE 2021-2022 KNEC exams, we have provided a comprehensive analysis of the school’s KCSE 2021-2022 results on our website. Click on the following link to access Verified KCSE 2021-2022 Results for all KCSE Top performing schools; official KNEC Results Portal, 

St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School KCSE 2022 Mean Score,

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KCSE 2022-2023 Results Analysis for St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School 2023,

St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School KCSE Results 2023,

 

Get a detailed analysis of St. Patrick’s Iten Boys High School KCSE 2022/2023 mean grade count summary for the whole school and other KCSE top-performing and best-ranking secondary schools across the  47 counties HERE; KCSE 2022-2023 OFFICIAL AND VERIFIED KNEC RESULTS PORTAL

 

 

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KCSE Results 2023-2024 Top 15 Candidates Nationally

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KCSE Results 2023–2024 Top 15 Candidates Nationally

Here are the Top 15 Candidates Nationally in the recently released KCSE 2023 results.

S/NO NAME SCHOOL MEAN KCSE RESULTS YEAR POS
1.  Roberto Carlos Mbita High School  84 points   2023 1
2.  Kairu Vincent Kinyua Mang’u High School  84 points 2023 2
3.  Shawn Mishel Ngweno  Maseno High School 84 points 2023  3
4.  Koech Vic Alliance High School  84 points 2023  4
5.  Kemboy Allan Kipkorir Kapsabet Boys High School  84 points 2023 5
6.  Mburu Caleb Njoroge Mang’u High School 83 points 2023  6
7.  Ogari Philip Otara Cardinal Otunga Mosocho Boys  84 points 2023  7
8. Diana Zippy Moi Kabarak High School Nakuru 82 points  2023 8
9. Ouma Edith Muthoni Alliance Girls High School 84 points 2023 9
10. Ekuam Levin Ekalale Kapsabet Boys High School 82 points 2023 10
11. Gabriel Ombuna Momanyi St. Anthony’s Kitale Boys 83 points 2023 11
12. Isaac Mugambi Langa Langa Secondary School 84 points 2023 12
13. Okumu David Billy Maranda High School 83 points 2023 13
14. Karinga Ambrose Wambugu Alliance High School 82 points 2023 14
15. Kulthum Ahmed Abdulmajin Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Secondary School 83 points 2023 15

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KCSE 2023 Top 200 Schools Nationally

S/NO SCHOOL MEAN POS REGION COUNTY GRADE Knec Code
1 NYAMBARIA SCHOOL 10.897 1 NYANZA Nyamira A-{minus} 43700008
2 CARDINAL OTUNGA 10.76 2 NYANZA Kisii A-{minus} 40745101
3 Kokuro Boys 10.68 3 NYANZA Migori A-{minus}
4 ALLIANCE GIRLS 10.52 4 Central Kiambu A-{minus} 44739101
5 ST Brigids Girls High KIMININI 10.5 5 Rift Valley Trans Nzoia A-{minus} 11200002
6 Strathmore School 10.5 6 Nairobi Nairobi A-{minus}  23500003
7 PANGANI GIRLS 10.49 7 Nairobi Nairobi B+{plus} 20406020
8 NAKURU BOYS HIGH 10.42 8 Rift Valley Nakuru B+{plus} 20400006
9 ASUMBI GIRLS 10.377 9 NYANZA Homa Bay B+{plus} 27500002
10 Mang’u High 10.336 10 Central Kiambu B+{plus} 41700004
11 St. Anthonys Boys Kitale 10.33 11 Rift Valley Tranz Nzoia B+{plus} 11200003
12 GONZAGA GONZA 10.3 12 NYANZA Nyamira B+{plus} 23503101
13 Mudasa Academy 10.3 13 WESTERN Vihiga B+{plus}  
14 MUDASA ACADEMY 10.3 14 WESTERN Vihiga B+{plus}  
15 ST. PAULS IGONGA 10.24 15 NYANZA Kisii B+{plus}  
16 Igonga DOK Secondary 10.24 16 NYANZA Kisii B+{plus}  
17 Alliance High School 10.2 17 Central Kiambu B+{plus}  
18 Moi High School Kabarak 10.13 18 Rift Valley Nakuru B+{plus} 11200001
19 Kapsabet High 10.083 19 Rift Valley Nandi B+{plus}  
20 Kisumu Day Secondary 10.074 20 NYANZA kisumu B+{plus}  
21 Moi Girls Eldoret 10.06 21 Rift Valley Uasin Gishu B+{plus}  
22 KANGA HIGH 9.97 22 NYANZA Migori B+{plus}  
23 KAAGA GIRLS 9.96 23 Eastern meru B+{plus}  
24 Kenya High School 9.95 24 Nairobi Nairobi B+{plus}  
25 Matinyani Secondary 9.942 25 Eastern Kitui B+{plus}  
26 St Brigids Girls High 9.92 26 Rift Valley Tranz Nzoia B+{plus}  
27 ORERO BOYS 9.906 27 NYANZA Homa Bay B+{plus}  
28 Light Academy Mombasa 9.9 28 Coast Mombasa B+{plus}  
29 Samoei Boys High 9.89 29 Rift Valley Nandi B+{plus}  
30 CHEPWAGAN BOYS 9.7474 30 Rift Valley Kericho B+{plus}  
31 Chebwagan high 9.74 31 Rift Valley Kericho B+{plus}  
32 MASENO SCHOOL 9.663 32 NYANZA Kisumu B+{plus}  
33 Ogande Girls 9.62 33 NYANZA Homa Bay B+{plus}  
34 Sawagongo High 9.619 34 NYANZA Siaya B+{plus}  
35 Kagumo High 9.58 35 Central Nyeri B+{plus}  
36 Murang’a High 9.55 36 Central Murang’a B+{plus}  
37 Nairobi School 9.543 37 Nairobi Nairobi B+{plus}  
38 MARANDA SCHOOL 9.541 38 NYANZA Siaya B+{plus}  
39 Nyakongo boys 9.54 39 NYANZA Nyamira B+{plus}  
40 MERU SCHOOL 9.52 40 Eastern Meru B+{plus}  
41 ST PATRICKS MAKUNGA 9.5 41 Rift Valley Tranz Nzoia B+{plus}  
42 Cheborge Boys 9.44 42 Rift Valley Kericho B{plain}  
43 Bishop Linus Okok girls 9.43 43 NYANZA Homa Bay B{plain}  
44 Light Academy Nairobi 9.39 44 Nairobi Nairobi B{plain}  
45 CHEBORGE GIRLS 9.3754 45 Rift Valley Kericho B{plain}  
46 Korongoi Girls 9.36 46 Rift Valley Kericho B{plain}  
47 Lelwak boys 9.344 47 Rift Valley Nandi B{plain}  
48 KIPSIGIS GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL 9.3154 48 Rift Valley Kericho B{plain}  
49 Kitui School 9.312 49 Eastern Kitui B{plain}  
50 Nyalenda Secondary 9.3 50 NYANZA Homa Bay B{plain}  
51 Butula Boys 9.287 51 WESTERN Busia B{plain}  
52 MOBAMBA HIGH 9.284 52 NYANZA Kisii B{plain}  
53 Sigoti Complex 9.27 53 NYANZA Kisumu B{plain}  
54 STAREHE BOYS CENTRE 9.27 54 Nairobi Nairobi B{plain}  
55 ST.MARKS CHERANG’ANI 9.2517 55 WESTERN Tranz Nzoia B{plain}  
56 Friends School Kakamega 9.2473 56 WESTERN Kakamega B{plain}  
57 Mt Carmel girls 9.2353 57 Eastern Makueni B{plain}  
58 MaryHill Girls 9.23 58 Central Kiambu B{plain}  
59 Kiage Tumaini High 9.23 59 NYANZA Kisii B{plain}  
60 Saye Mixed 9.22 60 NYANZA Homa Bay B{plain}  
61 Kabianga High 9.2162 61 Rift Valley Kericho B{plain}  
62 Moi Tea Girls High School 9.21 62 Rift Valley Kericho B{plain}  
63 OSSEN GIRLS HIGH 9.2 63 Rift Valley Baringo B{plain}  
64 ST MARKS CHERANGANY 9.2 64 Rift Valley Tranz Nzoia B{plain}  
65 Tombe Girls Secondary 9.1765 65 NYANZA Nyamira B{plain}  
66 MBITA HIGH 9.157 66 NYANZA Homa Bay B{plain}  
67 KATHIANI GIRLS HIGH 9.1235 67 Eastern Machakos B{plain}  
68 KISII SCHOOL 9.12 68 NYANZA Kisii B{plain}  
69 MWONGORI HIGH 9.119 69 NYANZA Nyamira B{plain}  
70 KUURA SEC 9.11 70 NYANZA Nyamira B{plain}  
71 St Clare Girls Secondary 9.1 71 Rift Valley Nakuru B{plain}  
72 ANDERSEN HIGH 9.1 72 Rift Valley Tranz Nzoia B{plain}  
73 ST PETERS ABWAO SECONDARY 9.1 73 NYANZA kisumu B{plain}  
74 St Pauls Gekano Boys 9.0634 74 NYANZA Nyamira B{plain}  
75 NYANSIONGO HIGH 9.053 75 NYANZA Nyamira B{plain}  
76 WANG’APALA BOYS 9.04 76 NYANZA Homa Bay B{plain}  
77 Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed 9 77 Coast Mombasa B{plain}  
78 RIGOKO ELCK 9 78 NYANZA Nyamira B{plain}  
79 Kapsabet Girls 8.98 79 Rift Valley Nandi B{plain}  
80 Metkei Girls High 8.96 80 Rift Valley Elgeyo Marakwet B{plain}  
81 AGORO SARE 8.935 81 NYANZA Homa Bay B{plain}  
82 Kibabii Boys High 8.93 82 WESTERN Bungoma B{plain}  
83 Mbooni Girls 8.911 83 Eastern Makueni B{plain}  
84 Nanyuki High School 8.89 84 Rift Valley Laikipia B{plain}  
85 MENYENYA SDA 8.871 85 NYANZA Nyamira B{plain}  
86 Ruth Kiptui Girls Kasok 8.87 86 Rift Valley Baringo B{plain}  
87 Moteiribe Secondary 8.859 87 NYANZA Kisii B{plain}  
88 KEBIRIGO BOYS 8.842 88 NYANZA Nyamira B{plain}  
89 Arabuko Forest High 8.84 89 Coast Kilifi B{plain}  
90 Nyamagwa girls 8.823 90 NYANZA Kisii B{plain}  
91 RUTH KIPTUI GIRLS 8.8 91 Rift Valley Baringo B{plain}  
92 ST JOSEPHS BOYS 8.8 92 Rift Valley Tranz Nzoia B{plain}  
93 DERTU SECONDARY SCHOOL 8.8 93 North Eastern Garissa B{plain}  
94 BUNYORE GIRLS 8.8 94 WESTERN Vihiga B{plain}  
95 Meteitei Secondary 8.77 95 Rift Valley Nandi B{plain}  
96 Qubaa Muslim Secondary 8.76 96 Coast Mombasa B{plain}  
97 OLOOLAISER HIGH SCHOOL 8.76 97 Rift Valley Kajiado B{plain}  
98 TENWEK HIGH SCHOOL 8.7561 98 Rift Valley Bomet B{plain}  
99 KABARE GIRLS 8.734 99 Central Kirinyaga B{plain}  
100 MUGOIRI GIRLS 8.731 100 Central Murang’a B{plain}  
101 BUTERE GIRLS 8.727 101 WESTERN Kakamega B{plain}  
102 NYAIKURO MIXED SEC 8.71 102 NYANZA Nyamira B{plain}  
103 Got Rateng’ Mixed 8.7 103 NYANZA Homa Bay B{plain}  
104 Chemelil Sugar Academy 8.69 104 NYANZA Kisumu B{plain}  
105 LUGULU GIRLS 8.655 105 WESTERN Bungoma B{plain}  
106 St Andrew Kaggwa Girls High 8.648 106 NYANZA Nyamira B{plain}  
107 MOI HIGH SCHOOL MBIRURI 8.6451 107 Eastern Embu B{plain}  
108 NYABURURU GIRLS 8.631 108 NYANZA Kisii B{plain}  
109 Nyabite DOK Secondary 8.601 109 NYANZA Kisii B{plain}  
110 NYAKOIBA HIGH 8.6 110 NYANZA Kisii B{plain}  
111 Ober Boys 8.6 111 NYANZA Homa Bay B{plain}  
112 Nyangajo Girls 8.6 112 NYANZA Homa Bay B{plain}  
113 Dr Aggrey School 8.6 113 Coast Taita Taveta B{plain}  
114 SEGERO ADVENTIST 8.6 114 Rift Valley Tranz Nzoia B{plain}  
115 AIC Sombe Girls 8.545 115 Eastern Kitui B{plain}  
116 IGEMBE BOYS 8.52 116 Eastern Meru B{plain}  
117 Kianungu Mixed 8.5 117 NYANZA Nyamira B{plain}  
118 RAPOGI HIGH 8.489 118 NYANZA Migori B-{minus)  
119 Kisumu Girls 8.47 119 NYANZA Kisumu B-{minus)  
120 MANGA GIRLS 8.4 120 NYANZA Nyamira B-{minus)  
121 Dudi Girls 8.4 121 NYANZA Homa Bay B-{minus)  
122 Kwale High School 8.4 122 Coast Kwale B-{minus)  
123 Mwaghogho Boys School 8.4 123 Coast Taita Taveta B-{minus)  
124 TABAGON GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL 8.4 124 Rift Valley Baringo B-{minus)  
125 MAKUENI BOYS 8.399 125 Eastern Makueni B-{minus)  
126 St. Patrick’s iten 8.369 126 Rift Valley Elgeyo Marakwet B-{minus)  
127 Lenana School 8.3596 127 Nairobi Nairobi B-{minus)  
128 NYAKEMINCHA SEC 8.35 128 NYANZA Nyamira B-{minus)  
129 Koru Girls 8.3465 129 NYANZA kisumu B-{minus)  
130 KIPKELION GIRLS 8.3335 130 Rift Valley Kericho B-{minus)  
131 NYANSABAKWA BOYS 8.316 131 NYANZA Nyamira B-{minus)  
132 Bishop Abiero 8.3 132 NYANZA Kisumu B-{minus)  
133 BARINGO HIGH SCHOOL 8.3 133 Rift Valley Baringo B-{minus)  
134 BOGICHONCHO PAG 8.275 134 NYANZA Kisii B-{minus)  
135 Manyatta Mixed Day 8.275 135 North Eastern Marsabit B-{minus)  
136 MANYATTA MIXED SECONDARY 8.275 136 North Eastern Marsabit B-{minus)  
137 ST DANIEL COMBONI KAPTABUK BOYS 8.2556 137 Rift Valley West Pokot B-{minus)  
138 BUSIADA GIRLS 8.247 138 WESTERN Busia B-{minus)  
139 Kenyatta High School- Mwatate 8.23 139 Coast Taita Taveta B-{minus)  
140 SACHO HIGH SCHOOL 8.23 140 Rift Valley Baringo B-{minus)  
141 KAKAMEGA SCHOOL 8.228 141 WESTERN Kakamega B-{minus)  
142 Rang’ala Girls 8.2264 142 NYANZA Siaya B-{minus)  
143 RAN’GALA GIRLS 8.226 143 NYANZA Siaya B-{minus)  
144 MATUTU PAG SEC 8.2 144 NYANZA Nyamira B-{minus)  
145 Mirogi Boys 8.2 145 NYANZA Homa Bay B-{minus)  
146 Obera Boys 8.2 146 NYANZA Homa Bay B-{minus)  
147 ST JOSEPHS GIRLS 8.2 147 Rift Valley Tranz Nzoia B-{minus)  
148 ST CHARLES LWANGA SCHOOL KITUI 8.18 148 Eastern Kitui B-{minus)  
149 St. Charles Lwanga 8.18 149 Eastern Kitui B-{minus)  
150 KIABONYORU HIGH 8.17 150 NYANZA Nyamira B-{minus)  
151 Ulanda Girls 8.17 151 NYANZA Migori B-{minus)  
152 Nkubu High 8.1693 152 Eastern Meru B-{minus)  
153 Our Lady of Lourdres Turbo Girls 8.14 153 Rift Valley Uasin Gishu B-{minus)  
154 RAN’GALA BOYS 8.117 154 NYANZA Siaya B-{minus)  
155 MUTHALE GIRLS HIGH 8.11 155 Eastern kitui B-{minus)  
156 Miathene Boys 8.101 156 Eastern Meru B-{minus)  
157 PeHill Boys 8.1 157 NYANZA Migori B-{minus)  
158 Gendia High 8.1 158 NYANZA Homa Bay B-{minus)  
159 NYACHURURU SEC 8.08 159 NYANZA Nyamira B-{minus)  
160 HEILU MIXED SECONDARY 8.08 160 North Eastern Marsabit B-{minus)  
161 KEBABE GIRLS 8.07 161 NYANZA Nyamira B-{minus)  
162 SAMETA HIGH 8.0637 162 NYANZA Kisii B-{minus)  
163 KIMUGUI BOYS 8.05 163 WESTERN Bungoma B-{minus)  
164 Olbutyo Boys 8.03 164 Rift Valley Bomet B-{minus)  
165 NYABISASE MIXED 8.025 165 NYANZA Kisii B-{minus)  
166 AMASEGE SDA 8.023 166 NYANZA Kisii B-{minus)  
167 AMABUKO SEC 8.011 167 NYANZA Kisii B-{minus)  
168 MACHAKOS BOYS 8.0081 168 Eastern Machakos B-{minus)  
169 GEDI HIGH SCHOOL 8 169 North Eastern Garissa B-{minus)  
170 Gekano Girls 7.972 170 NYANZA Nyamira B-{minus)  
171 LITEIN HIGH 7.9656 171 Rift Valley Kericho B-{minus)  
172 KISASI SECONDARY 7.965 172 Eastern kitui B-{minus)  
173 TENGECHA GIRLS 7.9595 173 Rift Valley Kericho B-{minus)  
174 St Bernabas Kombewa 7.93 174 NYANZA Kisumu B-{minus)  
175 Ramba Boys 7.924 175 NYANZA Siaya B-{minus)  
176 Precious Blood Kilungu 7.92 176 Eastern Makueni B-{minus)  
177 Chavakali High 7.912 177 WESTERN Vihiga B-{minus)  
178 KYANG’ONDU SECONDARY 7.905 178 Eastern Makueni B-{minus)  
179 Utumishi Boys Academy 7.894 179 Rift Valley Nakuru B-{minus)  
180 MANDERA SECONDARY 7.8826 180 North Eastern MANDERA B-{minus)  
181 Matongo Boys 7.86 181 NYANZA Nyamira B-{minus)  
182 PAUL BOIT HIGH SCHOOL 7.8542 182 Rift Valley Uasin Gishu B-{minus)  
183 Moi Siongiroi High 7.85 183 Rift Valley Bomet B-{minus)  
184 Riokindo Boys 7.83 184 NYANZA Kisii B-{minus)  
185 Onjiko Boys 7.82 185 NYANZA Kisumu B-{minus)  
186 NYANG’ORI HIGH 7.8143 186 NYANZA kisumu B-{minus)  
187 NYERI HIGH 7.81 187 Central Nyeri B-{minus)  
188 Nyamira Boys 7.806 188 NYANZA Nyamira B-{minus)  
189 Ridore Mixed 7.8 189 NYANZA Kisumu B-{minus)  
190 WAYAM SECONDARY 7.8 190 North Eastern MANDERA B-{minus)  
191 Maroo Esinde 7.795 191 NYANZA Kisii B-{minus)  
192 Kaplong Girls High School 7.792 192 Rift Valley Bomet B-{minus)  
193 SINYOLO GIRLS 7.7753 193 NYANZA kisumu B-{minus)  
194 LAFEY SECONDARY 7.77 194 North Eastern MANDERA B-{minus)  
195 OLKIRIANE SECONDARY SCHOOL 7.768 195 Rift Valley NAROK B-{minus)  
196 KUNYAK SECONDARY 7.7647 196 Rift Valley Kericho B-{minus)  
197 ST JOSEPHS BIEGO SECONDARY 7.7647 197 NYANZA Nyamira B-{minus)  
198 Magwar Model 7.76 198 NYANZA Kisumu B-{minus)  
199 CARING HEARTS HIGH SCHOOL 7.76 199 Eastern Machakos B-{minus)  
200 RUTH KIPTUI GIRLS 7.732 200 Rift Valley Baringo B-{minus)  
201 CARDINAL OTUNGA GIRLS 7.70504 201 WESTERN Bungoma B-{minus)  
202 Lwak Girls 7.7 202 NYANZA Siaya B-{minus)  
203 Gesiaga High 7.6954 203 NYANZA Nyamira B-{minus)  
204 Sironga Girls 7.69 204 NYANZA Nyamira B-{minus)  
205 Omwari Secondary 7.647 205 NYANZA Kisii B-{minus)  
206 CHEBARA BOYS 7.645 206 Rift Valley Elgeyo Marakwet B-{minus)  
207 DARUL HIKMA 7.62 207 North Eastern MANDERA B-{minus)  
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2023/2024 KCSE Results of Bungoma County; Top 100 Schools and Students

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KCSE 2023-2024 Results for Bungoma County; Top 100 Schools and Students-Bungoma County KCSE 2023-2024 Results Ranking and Analysis for all Schools: School Name, Mean and Rank

Friends School Kamusinga High School KCSE 2021-2022 Results and Form One Admission 2022-Friends School Kamusinga Boys High 2021 KCSE Results Analysis and Ranking by Knec in 2022; Current (2020) KCSE School Mean Score (9.62), Number of As, A- Minus, Grade Summary, Distribution & Rank-Position 13 Nationally

KCSE 2023-2024 results of Bungoma County

We bring you the latest KCSE 2023 (January 2024 Results) of Bungoma County. Click Here to access them.

Friends School Kamusinga High School emerged top in the 2023 Kenya Certificate of  Secondary Education, KCSE, examination in Bungoma County. The school had a mean score of 9.2473 B. It was trailed by St. Mary’s Kibabii Boys  with an 8.9302 B mean. Clinching the top 100 schools list in KCSE 2023 results is Lugulu Girls High with a B (8.655 ) mean score.

KCSE Top-Performing Schools in Bungoma

S/NO SCHOOL MEAN POS COUNTY REGION
1. Friends School Kamusinga

(National)

 9.2473 55 Bungoma Western
2. St. Mary’s Kibabii High School

(National)

 8.9302  80 Bungoma Western
3. Lugulu Girls

(National)

 8.655  98 Bungoma Western
4. Kolanya Boys

(Extra County)

 7.38 208 Bungoma Western
5. Chesamisi High School 7.186 229 Bungoma Western
6. Teremi High School 7.09 239 Bungoma Western

KCSE 2023 Top 100 Schools and Candidates per School: Bungoma County- Western Region,

KCSE RESULTS IN 2023 FULL RANKING OF ALL SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN BUNGOMA COUNTY- WESTERN REGION,

List: Top 100 Students and Schools in 2023 KCSE Results for Bungoma County (Official),

List: How 2023 KCPE Candidates Performed 

KCPE 2023 Top 100 Candidates per Region- Western Region (Kakamega, Bungoma and Vihiga Counties)

Sean Kipchumba from Kakamega County emerged top in KCPE 2023 results for the Western region of Kenya after posting an impressive result of 421 marks.  He was closely followed by Otieno Precious from Pendo School in the same county. In Bungoma County, Jecinta Barasa of Marel Academy emerged top with 416 while Denilson Inyanje of Abundant Life Academy Cheptulu took the lead in Vihiga County. Below is a table showing a comprehensive analysis of the KCPE 2023 Results of Western Region, all counties.

KCPE 2023 Top 100 Candidates in the Western Region (All Counties)

POSITION NAME SCHOOL MARKS COUNTY REGION
1. Sean Kipchumba Kakamega Hill School 421 Kakamega Western
2. Precious Otiato Pendo School  419  Kakamega Western
 3. Saviour Ndubi  Kakamega Primary School 416 Kakamega Western
 4.  Jecinta Barasa Marel Academy 416 Bungoma Western
 5. Denilson Inyanje Abundant Life Academy Cheptulu 415 Vihiga Western
 6. Arstine Luvandwa Abundant Life Academy Cheptulu 414 Vihiga Western
7.  

Shirley Triza

 Booker Academy  414 Kakamega Western
 8. Gideon Wamalwa  Marel Academy 414 Kakamega Western
9. Arsene Asubwa Abundant Life Academy Cheptulu 410 Vihiga Western
 10.  Job Kigan  Marel Academy  410 Kakamega Western
11. Mishael Kahandali Abundant Life Academy Cheptulu 408 Vihiga Western
12. Felistus Shimuli Marel Academy 408  Kakamega Western
13.  

 Heribil Nandwa

 The Daisy and Centre School  406 Kakamega Western
14.  Naomi Mutheu  Marel Academy 405  Kakamega Western
15. Mitchell Chepkwemboi  Abundant Life Academy Cheptulu 402   Vihiga Western

 

KCPE 2023 Key Statistics  and Figures

The top candidate in KCPE 2023 results scored a whopping 428 marks out of the possible 500.

The 2023 KCPE examinations were administered in 28, 533 centers which were strictly manned to ensure integrity.

More than 10 out of 47 counties recorded more female candidates. These encompass:

  1. Mandera 62.77
  2. Garissa 61.44
  3. Turkana 57
  4. Wajir 56.91
  5. Machakos 52.79
  6. Nyamira 52.40
  7. Samburu 52.39
  8. Baringo 52.31
  9. nandi 52.50
  10. Makueni 52.3
  11. Isiolo 48.25

Five Counties recorded underage candidates, 12 years and below. These include:

  1. Baringo 7.3
  2. Wajir 6.3
  3. Bomet 5.99
  4. Kericho 5
  5. West Pokot- 5.77

Kilifi, Kwale, Turkana and Garissa counties on the other hand recorded overage candidates, 18 years and above.

8525 2023 KCPE Candidates garnered 400 and above.

KCPE 2023 Performance per Subject

English and Kenya Sign Language registered a marked improvement in 2023 KCPE results compared to the 2022 KCPE examinations.

On the contrary, Kiswahili, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies recorded a drop in the 2023 KCPE results.

KCPE 2023 Results Performance Per Gender

There was no major disparity in the performance both male and female KCPE 2023 candidates in  Social Studies and CRE. The scores were equivalent.

Females, however, excelled in English, Kiswahili and Kenya Sign Language compared to their male counterparts.

Maleson the other hand performed better in Mathematics and Science.

A total of 8, 525 KCPE 2023 candidates scored 400 and above, a slight drop of 0.60% compared to 9, 443 pupils in KCPE 2022. These candidates will automatically transition to the highly coveted traditional and newly elevated national schools in Kenya.

 

352, 782 candidates  scored 300-399 marks. They will join top performing county and extra county secondary schools in January 2024.

Below is a complete break-down of the KCPE 2023 Results:

400-500= 8, 525 KCPE 2023 Candidates

300-399= 352, 782 KCPE 2023 Candidates

200-299= 658, 278 KCPE 2023 Candidates 48.49%

100-199= 383, 025 KCPE 2023 Candidates 27.05%

001-099= 2, 060 KCPE 2023 Candidates 0.15%

A total of 1, 406,557 candidates sat for the just-released 2023 KCPE results. This translates to 99.34%.

New KNEC SMS Code for Receiving KCPE 2023 Results

Polite Notice: Kindly Note that KNEC has changed the Knec Code for getting KCPE 2023 Examinations from 20076 to 40054.

2024 Form One Joining Instructions for 2023 KCPE Candidates

All the 2023 KCPE candidates will join secondary schools in the third week of January. Candidates who did not have the golden opportunity of sitting for the 2023 KCPE national tests have been advised to register their details at the nearest education offices so that they can be factored in the upcoming special examination which will be conducted in January 2024 to ensure they continue their studies.

2023/2024 Form One Selection Dates

The 2023 KCPE candidates will be selected to join sub county, county, extra county and national schools in January 2024. All secondary school principals, chief principals and senior principals will report to the nearest education offices on Monday November 27, 2023 to conduct the nationwide exercise. The 2023/2024 form one placement will last two weeks.

 

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AUTOMATIC REAPPOINTMENT OF DR. NANCY MACHARIA WILL OPEN A CAN OF WORMS, AS TEACHERS’ UNIONS PLAY DUMB ON THE MATTER; TSC NEWS

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AUTOMATIC REAPPOINTMENT OF DR. NANCY MACHARIA WILL OPEN A CAN OF WORMS, AS TEACHERS’ UNIONS PLAY DUMB ON THE MATTER; TSC NEWS

TSC CEO POSITION SHOULD BE FILLED THROUGH A COMPETITIVE RECRUITMENT PROCESS, STATES TSC ACT  

Teachers Service Commission, TSC CEO Dr. Nancy Macharia’s term expired on Tuesday amid confusion whether it will be automatically renewed now that the position is yet to be declared vacant.

According to the Law Society of Kenya, the position should be declared vacant and filled on a competitive recruitment process.

When asked to give their opinions on the matter, teachers’ unions and the Commission distanced themselves from the matter.

TSC Act dictates that whenever a vacancy arises in the Commission, it shall by notice in the Gazette declare the vacancy, come up with a selection panel and invite qualified and interested applicants to apply for the post.

Although the TSC Act gives room for the reappointment of the secretary after serving for five years, the requirement for competitive recruitment directs that once the term expires, the position be declared vacant and filled on a competitive basis.

 

On Tuesday, the Law Society of Kenya, LSK received news that plans to renew TSC Boss’s term for another five years were underway. This prompted the LSK president Nelson Havi to draft a letter to the Attorney General to stop the reappointment of Dr. Nancy Macharia.

According to the letter, all members of the Commission must undergo the process of approval by Parliament and be appointed by the President.

LSK, therefore, urged the Attorney General to give advice on what should be done next. According to Nelson Havi, advice from the AG’s office will help clear the air and dismiss speculations arising from various quarters.

It will also ensure that the decisions made are accountable, unquestionable, and within the confines of the Supreme law of Kenya.

Failure to subject the position to a competitive selection process will stir a lot of controversies that will open a can of worms.

“It is our hope that whatever decision is reached in relation to this matter will be in accordance with the law and informed by the prevailing national context which includes unresolved crisis over the appointment of judges, an emerging crisis over perceptions of declining diversity in the composition of persons who hold key positions in the public administration,” adds Mr. Havi.

NO COMMENT

When asked about the speculations, TSC Communications Director Beatrice Wababu declined to comment on the matter saying the letter was not copied to the TSC.

“The letter was sent to the Attorney General and not us. Legally, it is not right for us to comment on the issues. We will wait for the AG to give direction on the matter,” said Wababu.

Teachers’ unions have also jumped the bandwagon after refusing to comment on the matter saying that they do not deal with individuals.

KNUT, whose wings seem to have been clipped following the endless arm twisting between the Secretary-General and the TSC said that even though the issues raised by LSK are pertinent, the union cannot respond to the matter before the AG gives his advice.

KUPPET Secretary General Akelo Misori also said that unless the letter is directly addressed to the union, the union cannot give any comment on the matter.

 

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TSC Deployment 2022-2023; TSC to Deploy 36, 341 P1 Teachers With Higher Qualifications to Junior Secondary Schools,JSS in 2022 to meet Staffing Needs During the Looming 2023 Double Intake

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TSC Deployment 2022-2023; TSC to Deploy 36, 341 P1 Teachers With Higher Qualifications to Junior Secondary Schools,JSS in 2022 to meet Staffing Needs Ahead of the  2023 Double Intake 

TSC Deployment 2022-2023; TSC to Deploy 36, 341 P1 Teachers With Higher Qualifications to Junior Secondary Schools,JSS in 2022 to meet Staffing Needs Ahead of the  2023 Double Intake

TSC to Promote 36, 341 P1 Teachers to Junior Secondary Schools ahead of 2023 Form One Double Intake

The Ministry of Education has publicized plans of allocating more cash for infrastructural development ahead of the 2023 form One double Intake.

This is after confirmed details emerged showing that more cash has been set aside for the setting up of more classrooms for the first cohort of CBC learners who are set to join high school in January 2023.

The latest details reaching us today indicate that the Teachers Service Commission is also priming itself for a major shake-up that will see more than 36000 P1 teachers with diplomas, higher diplomas, degrees, masters and PhDs deployed to Junior secondary schools to ease the workload clearly evident today.

In July, TSC renewed hope for primary school teachers with various academic qualifications after outlining its plans ahead of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) classes for junior secondary schools

Primary school teachers who hold PHDs, Masters, Bachelor’s Degrees, and Diplomas in various academic-related fields are now assured of teaching in Secondary schools after TSC made public its plans to deploy more teachers in its report.

TSC was hard-pressed to issue its report on the status of preparedness ahead of Competency-Based Curriculum transition classes and the looming double intake in 2023.

Requirements

Be a Kenyan Citizen
Be a holder of a P1 certificate
Be a holder of a Bachelor Degree in Education with two teaching subjects
Must have attained at least C plus mean grade at KCSE
Must be serving under TSC

 

DEPLOYMENT STATUS 2021- LIST OF TSC TEACHERS DEPLOYED TO SECONDARY SCHOOLS

S/NO NAME TSC NO SCHOOL FROM SCHOOL TO SUBJECTS
1 LEAH WANJIKU MBOGO 481564 KIJIKO SHAMATA ENG/LIT EFFECTIVE DATE
2 MBUDHIA MWANGI 391360 UMOJA MBUYU RUIRU GEO/KIS 26/02/2021
3 RICHARD KARIUKI BILHA 469076 CHANIA NGORIKA GEO/KIS 26/02/2021
4 JAMES NDERITU WAIHENYA 452514 MLIMANI MURUAKI HIST/GEO 26/02/2021
5 PETER KIMANI 528310 MICHORE MUMUI BIO/MATH 26/02/2021
6 ZABLON MAHUGA MWANGI 497806 KIANJOGU MAWINGO KIS/HIS 26/02/2021
7 HARUN MURIITHI KIBUI 508340 KAHUHO MATURA GEO/MATH 26/02/2021
8 VIRGINIA WANJUGU MWANGI 414046 CHAKARELI SUBUKU ENG/LIT 26/02/2021
9 LUCY NYANBURA MBUTHIA 481603 GITHIORA WANJOHI GIRLS AGRI/GEO 26/02/2021
10 TITUS NDEGWA KIMONDO 434616 GITEI TULAGA KIS/HIS 26/02/2021
11 HANNAH WANJIRU NJUNGE 528971 GITHINJI WANJOHI  MIXED BUS/GEO 26/02/2021
12 ISAAC NDUA KIMANI 448893 KAUGI YAANG’A GEO/KIS 26/02/2021
13 MOSES MACHARIA MWANGI 472823 MLIMANI GATHARA GEO/HIS 26/02/2021
14 VIRGINIA KIRIGO NJOROGE 497180 GATHUTHI GITHINJI BUS/MATH 26/02/2021
15 SIMON KIMATA KIMANI 528300 DUNDORI GITHUNGUSHU BUS/MATH 26/02/2021
16 MILKA NYAMBURA KIMETHU 477838 KAHIGU GITHUNGURI ENG/LIT 26/02/2021
17 JENNIFER WAMBUI GICHINA 486735 KARATI KARGOINI AGRI/BIO 26/02/2021
18 NELIUS MUTHONI WAINAINA 528499 HIANYU KARATI KIS/CRE 26/02/2021
19 ANTHONY WAWERU KAMAU 514111 KAMAGOKO KENTON KIS/CRE 26/02/2021
20 BEN NJOROGE MACHARIA 455906 MBOGANI MAGOMANO KIS/HIS 26/02/2021
21 EUNICE WANGARI KAMIRI 529590 CAPTAIN MAGOMANO KIS/CRE 26/02/2021
22 JANE WAMBUI KINGORI 450011 SILIBWETI

Here is a Full List of Proposed Primary Schools To Host Junior Secondary

 

Today the Ministry of Education has released a circular to all the county directors of education. The circular indicates that in preparation for the rollout of CBC to junior secondary the ministry requested the Cases to provide a list of the public primary schools which would be used as junior secondary. The proposed institutions are as below.

 

 

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DECEMBER 2020 TSC INTERNSHIP RECRUITMENT MERIT LISTS PER REGION; COUNTY AND SUB-COUNTY: Nyanza Region, Siaya County (Rariera Sub-County) December 2020 TSC Internship Merit List; Full List Siaya County- Applicant’s full name, total score, year of graduation, GPA, Subject Combination

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DECEMBER 2020 TSC INTERNSHIP RECRUITMENT MERIT LISTS PER REGION; COUNTY AND SUB-COUNTY: Nyanza Region, Siaya County (Rariera Sub-County) December 2020 TSC Internship Merit List; Full List Siaya County- Applicant’s full name, total score, year of graduation, GPA, Subject Combination

Are you searching for the newly released 2020 December TSC Internship Merit Lists?

Well, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has released complete lists of all applicants who successfully applied for the recently advertised TSC Internship positions for secondary school teachers.

Here is the Complete List for Siaya County; Siaya County December 2020 TSC Internship Merit List; Full List- Applicant’s full name, total score, year of graduation, GPA, Subject Combination

                   
School Name Subjects Name TSC.No Score% Calculation Qualification Grad/Exit.Yr GPA  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw ROBERT OUKO DULLO 697372 75  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 5yrs)=45 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2015 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw MILCENT ATIENO SICHE 709134 75  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 5yrs)=45 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2015 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw EMMANUEL OLILO AMWAYI 781725 75  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 5yrs)=45 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2015 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw MARY NYAMBAS RADOLO 714144 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw SAIDI  WESONGA 761667 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw CHRISANTUS L AGOI 833368 70  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 5yrs)=45 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2015 2nd Class Lower  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw JOSEPH ODHIAMBO ONYANGO 680709 70  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 5yrs)=45 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2015 2nd Class Lower  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw EZEKIEL NANGE ONYANGO 756062 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw ISAAC SAGAO OMONDI 773001 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw SHARON ATIENO ATHIAMBO 721797 65  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Lower  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw MARY APONDI MUGHA 779740 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw NICHOLAS OUMA OTIENO 754072 65  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Lower  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw SYLVANCE OTIENO OLOO 782302 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw LAWRENCE OOLE ARIERA 735913 65  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Lower  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw MAUREEN OYUGA JUMA 770072 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw DENNIS ONYANGO AYOKI 793363 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw PAUL OTIENO OUMA 786164 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw DOMINIC  MWINGISI 773513 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw BRIAN  OLUOCH  OTIENDE 798334 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw – WILLIAM ODHIAMBO 825959 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw STEPHEN  OGORE 826131 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw COLLINS WERE WAKAJUMA 886426 60  A:(First Class)= 35B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 First Class  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw AKOTH JOYCE OYARO 832449 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw ABEL  MOKUA KEBATI 821930 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw TYSON OLUKWENDA ASWANI 855103 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw PHILIP OTIENO OGINGA 805200 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw GRACE OWINO AKINYI 849082 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw PAUL OWUOR MATENGO 888055 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw DANIEL  ODUNGA 903389 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw LILIAN AKINYI OLWENY 827773 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw NYABOKE ESTHER GITENYA 827553 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw SHARON MUTIMBA OMANYO 861848 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw NOELA AWUOR OGUTU 881480 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw LINDA AWUOR OTIENO 892419 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw TRACEY AKINYI OKOTH 880207 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
MAKASEMBO   S.S. Hist/Kisw FRED  OMONDI OSODO 876249 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
                   
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Bio/Chem LUCY NYATHO APONDI 848315 65  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 Bsc+PGDE 2016 2nd Class Lower  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Bio/Chem ALFRED OWINO JUMA 829110 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 Bsc+PGDE 2018 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Bio/Chem MAURINE ADHIAMBO OKWEEH 856094 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Bio/Chem ISAIAH ONYANGO NYAGAYA 884410 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Bio/Chem ROSELYNE OLUOCH ATEGO 895445 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Bio/Chem KENNEDY ODHIAMBO OLILO 842656 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Bio/Chem IRENE AKINYI OGANGO 897753 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Bio/Chem GEORGE OWINO ODHIAMBO 894901 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
                   
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist BENARD ODINDO OMONDI 652699 75  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 6yrs)=50 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2014 2nd Class Lower  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist WINNIE ADHIAMBO ONYAO 787000 75  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 6yrs)=50 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2014 2nd Class Lower  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist VICTOR OUMA OMONDI 778537 75  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30 B:(stay 3yrs)=45 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist DAN WARINDA OWINO 719991 75  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 5yrs)=45 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2015 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist COSMAS OTIENO OCHIENG’ 702349 75  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 5yrs)=45 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2015 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist BENSON OUMA OMBANYA 752409 75  A:(First Class)= 35B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 First Class  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist MAUREEN AWUOR SIALO 757182 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist NICHOLAS RWANGU MWACHI 748533 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist EDDAH ADERO ANYANGO 763095 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist EVERLINE ANYANGO MAGWA 787352 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist RISPER BARONGO MAKORI 780950 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist CHRISTOPHER ODERA OKIRO 772649 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist JACKLINE AKOTH OKEYO 822293 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist EDWIN ONYANGO OKUMU 823303 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist DENISH OUMA ODHIAMBO 711750 60  A:(Pass)= 15B:(stay 5yrs)=45 E:(0+0) )= 0 Dip.Ed 2015 Pass  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist DANIS OKINYI OUDU 898111 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist DENNIS LUGIHA JUMBA 866029 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist OYOO STEPHEN OCHIENG 833317 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist LAWRAIN ELIZABETH OKWARE 896780 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist MICHAEL  AKECH 822425 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist REINHARD BONNKE ODINGO 868563 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist KENNEDY OUMA OCHIENG 896010 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist EVITOR ACHIENG OKINYI 871714 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist MOSES MELVINE OCHIENG OMENGO 879627 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist BRUCE E. OTIENO OGEJO 857876 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist PAUL OTIENO NYAKWAKA 870203 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL CRE/Hist MOSES OTIENO OENDE 848109 45  A:(Pass)= 15B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 Dip.Ed 2018 Pass  
                   
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Math/Phy JOSEPH ODUOR OMOLLO 865175 70  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 5yrs)=45 E:(0+0) )= 0 Bsc+PGDE 2015 2nd Class Lower  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Math/Phy BRIAN ONYANGO OWINGA 792160 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Math/Phy CYRUS OTIENO OPIYO 822913 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Math/Phy FREDRICK OWINO OTIENO 830128 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Math/Phy COLLINS ODHIAMBO JECKY 842742 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Math/Phy ERICK OTIENO OCHIENG 831204 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Math/Phy SHEILA ATIENO KNOT 846563 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Math/Phy ERICK OKOTH ATING’A 877812 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Math/Phy BRIAN OMONDI ODUOR 857362 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Math/Phy GEORGE ODUOR OKOTH 852693 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Math/Phy BRIAN DEVAN ODEDE 882560 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Math/Phy RODGERS SIMIYU KISONGOCH 827688 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Math/Phy KENETH OUMA OBIERO 872461 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
CHIANDA BoysHIGH SCHOOL Math/Phy GILBERT ONGAYO OGOLO 901023 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
                   
NYAKONGO GIRLS Geo/Hist KEVIN ONYANGO MADOTE 830801 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
NYAKONGO GIRLS Geo/Hist ASMAN ONYANGO SEBI 809195 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
NYAKONGO GIRLS Geo/Hist LUCY ADHIAMBO OYARE 829063 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
NYAKONGO GIRLS Geo/Hist ALLOYS OTIENO OKAKA 841014 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
NYAKONGO GIRLS Geo/Hist GEOFFREY BASWETI OMORI 884004 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
NYAKONGO GIRLS Geo/Hist PAMELA AUMA ODUOR 862270 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
NYAKONGO GIRLS Geo/Hist GEORGE ODHIAMBO WERE 860673 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
NYAKONGO GIRLS Geo/Hist MACKCLINTON  VICTOR 883097 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
NYAKONGO GIRLS Geo/Hist ROMANUS OTIENO MIGOYE 861395 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
NYAKONGO GIRLS Geo/Hist JOAN YVETTE ODUOR 877591 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
                   
MAJANGO MIXED Agri/Bio PAUL OKOTH ZAKAYO 537216 75  A:(Pass)= 15B:(stay 11yrs)=60 E:(0+0) )= 0 Dip.Ed 2009 Pass  
MAJANGO MIXED Agri/Bio SYDNEY ODHIAMBO ODERO 798189 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Agri/Bio EMMANUEL OMONDI OKINYO 875329 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Agri/Bio ANGELINE REHEMA HAYO 883506 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Agri/Bio KEVINE ODHIAMBO AMARI 861571 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Agri/Bio CATHERINE AYOO ONYANGO 872344 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Agri/Bio PAUL ONYANGO OMBOGA 878901 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Agri/Bio BILDAD OGAKE KOMBO 885656 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Agri/Bio SARAH ACHIENG OOKO 885529 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Agri/Bio QUEENCY JOYNER KENNY 877810 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Agri/Bio ISAAC OUTA MAIMA 867229 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Agri/Bio DONNA AWUOR OKELLO 886191 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Agri/Bio VIVIAN ACHIEN’G OWUOR 878778 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Agri/Bio EUNICE AKOTH AMUYA 838845 50  A:(Distinction)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 Dip.Ed 2019 Distinction  
                   
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit CHARITY IVYNNE MORAA 784358 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit QUEENTER  AKOTH OGOLLA 721400 65  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit JOSEPH MARVIN OKETCH 821780 65  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit BRENDA AWUOR ADIDI 797958 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit BERYL ATIENO OCHIENG 797857 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit VIOLET ANYANGO AYUGA 832736 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit ATIENO SOPHIE ODHIAMBO 832720 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit WENDY GAKII KIMATHI 826213 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit WINNIE  ACHIENG MITO 819038 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit NANCY ATIENO OMONDI 792840 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit SAMUEL WAEME KHWALE 817706 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit JANET AWUOR ORO 791828 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit PHANIS AKINYI ODHIAMBO 833780 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit ADHIAMBO MARY 0BONG’O 831895 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit VIVIEN KEMUNTO OCHOKI 807520 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit OKUMU DICKENS OMOLLO 831176 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit MARY JOYCE ODERA OMONDI 819955 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit AGNES ACHIENG AYOO 824757 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit CHRISTINE ACHIENG OYUGI 791600 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit ROSE GETRAY AKOTH 799511 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit SHELBY WHITNEY NJIRI 829191 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit ELIZABETH ATIENO OCHUNG 794262 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit BENARD JUMA ODUOR 891055 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit PATRICK OCHIENG OKEYO 894701 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit BILHA ANYANGO ONYANGO 885253 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit PETER ODHIAMBO OGAL 873630 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit IVY ADHIAMBO ORIARO 865781 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
MAJANGO MIXED Eng/Lit PAUL OTIENO OSORE 889434 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
                   
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit QUEENTER  AKOTH OGOLLA 721400 65  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Lower  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit JANET AWUOR ORO 791828 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit VINCENT ODHIAMBO OTIENO 786843 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit KEVIN OTIENO ODWAR 829620 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit ADHIAMBO MARY 0BONG’O 831895 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit JOSEPH BASIL KOYANDA 786313 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit MERCYLINE  ATIENO OTIENO 823390 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit JAMES KAY KAYI 768433 60  A:(Pass)= 15B:(stay 5yrs)=45 E:(0+0) )= 0 Dip.Ed 2015 Pass  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit SAMUEL WAEME KHWALE 817706 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit VICTOR ODUOR OLOO 828352 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit NOURINE ATIENO OPIYO 794267 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit BERYL AKINYI LINDA ODONGO 826409 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit ROBERT OUKO HASSAN 844215 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit BELDRINE  ACHIENG 884277 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit ALICE ADOYO JUMA 853863 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit CHRISTINE ACHIENG OYUGI 791600 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit EMILY AKINYI ABAYO 842923 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit IVY DORIS ACHIENG OTIENO 886873 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit ADDAH CELESTINE OWENGA 871705 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit BENARD JUMA ODUOR 891055 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit PAUL OTIENO OSORE 889434 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit WILFRED OTIENO OUMA 893992 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit EMILLY AKINYI OGADA 844194 50  A:(Pass)= 15B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 Dip.Ed 2017 Pass  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit IVY ADHIAMBO ORIARO 865781 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit SALIM MBEKI ODUOR 902242 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit COLLINS  GEORGE OMONDI AWUOR 888179 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
ST. SLVESTER MADIANY GIRLS SECONDARY Eng/Lit VINCENT OTIENO ALFRED 896669 40  A:(Pass)= 15B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 Dip.Ed 2019 Pass  
                   
RAMBA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL Bio/Geo EDWINE ODHIAMBO OMOTE 698211 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
RAMBA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL Bio/Geo COLLINS BAHATI NYONGESA 717025 65  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Lower  
RAMBA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL Bio/Geo GEORGE ODONGO OBIERO 715420 65  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Lower  
RAMBA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL Bio/Geo NICHOLAS ONYANGO OGUTU 765871 65  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Lower  
RAMBA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL Bio/Geo REUBEN OKOTH MUHOMA 774367 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
RAMBA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL Bio/Geo CHURCHIL OWINO  ADIKA 798577 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
RAMBA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL Bio/Geo POLYCARP OGINGA ABONG’O 834652 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
RAMBA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL Bio/Geo ANNABEL MERYLINE OPIL 575079 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
RAMBA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL Bio/Geo JUSTUS  ONYANGO 845098 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
RAMBA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL Bio/Geo EMMANUEL OMONDI DAWO 882520 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
                   
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist MARK  YONGO  OCHIENG 782504 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist DENNIS OMOLLO OKUMU 744707 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist ANNCYPRINE ONG’ARO ATIENO 752879 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist CHARITY ATIENO GOMBE 733190 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist BEVERLYNE AKINYI AKELO 679169 70  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 5yrs)=45 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2015 2nd Class Lower  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist ERICK ODHIAMBO OBIERO 811941 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist RODGERS MAGATI MICHIRA 745858 65  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Lower  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist JACKLINE ADHIAMBO OTIENO 808842 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist ALBERT TONG’O OKINDA 704621 65  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Lower  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist LAURINE PEREZ AUMA 791339 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist ESTHER ADHIAMBO ODHIAMBO 799448 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist SELLINE ANYANGO OJIN 791524 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist PHARES KIKOWA NYAOZA 763029 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist AUSTINE ODUOR OBIERO 875472 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist DENISH OUMA ODHIAMBO 711750 60  A:(Pass)= 15B:(stay 5yrs)=45 E:(0+0) )= 0 Dip.Ed 2015 Pass  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist MIRIAM ATIENO ODERA 767270 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist SOPHY AUMA TABUCHE 819843 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist LEONARD OCHIENG  NYANGIDI 881630 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist MOULINE ACHIENG’ ODIMA 902034 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist LAVENDER HAZEL AWUOR 827181 55  A:(Credit)= 20B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 Dip.Ed 2017 Credit  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist OSCAR OCHIENG WAGUSU 843491 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist MOSES OBEL OTUNGE 831535 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist OGUYA FREDRICK OTIENO 826919 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist RONALD OCHIENG ODIALA 834822 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist WILLMA MALOWA ANYANGO 889665 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist GORDON OPIYO JAGERO 872399 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist JARED ODHIAMBO OUKO 869172 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist VIOLAH JEBOTIBIN KOECH 894058 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist ASMAN ONYANGO HASSAN 880680 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist DAVID ODHIAMBO OKELLO 801496 50  A:(Pass)= 15B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 Dip.Ed 2017 Pass  
Agok Mixed Secondary School CRE/Hist ODHIAMBO SIMON OKONG’O 902890 45  A:(Credit)= 20B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 Dip.Ed 2019 Credit  
                   
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist CORNELIA  ADHIAMBO OMONDI 688527 70  A:(Credit)= 20B:(stay 6yrs)=50 E:(0+0) )= 0 Dip.Ed 2014 Credit  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist AMOS OCHIENG OGUDHA 707416 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist RACHEL AWUOR OYATTA 725764 70  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 5yrs)=45 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2015 2nd Class Lower  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist MARK  YONGO  OCHIENG 782504 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist HELLEN ESTHER KONDOLO 697162 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist MAUREEN AWUOR SIALO 757182 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist WILCKISTAR KIVIHYA MADURESS 702925 70  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist GLORIA WAYUA NGUNZA 719345 65  A:(Credit)= 20B:(stay 5yrs)=45 E:(0+0) )= 0 Dip.Ed 2015 Credit  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist CAROLINE ACHIENG OPERE 763409 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist ALBERT TONG’O OKINDA 704621 65  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 4yrs)=40 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2016 2nd Class Lower  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist JACKLINE ADHIAMBO AWUONDA 889456 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist CHURCHIL ODHIAMBO AKUDO 873384 65  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist SHARON AUMA OWUOR 822568 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist ESTHER ADHIAMBO ODHIAMBO 799448 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist EDWIN ONYANGO OKUMU 823303 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist MAHALON ODHIAMBO OKOTH 772272 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist SARAH AWUOR OTIENO 875421 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist CLINTON OTIENO OGANYO 708688 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist WILLIS OKOTH OUMA OUMA 838621 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist GORDON OPIYO JAGERO 872399 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist JANET ADIEMA AKINYI 885456 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist EDWINE OUMA OKETCH 825653 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist PAULINE RODA OKWARE 822015 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist SHARON ATIENO MAGEKI 864578 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist PESILA ATIENO KODEMBO 824301 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist AGNES ATIENO OSEWE 848656 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist ERICK  OUMA 895069 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist KENNEDY OUMA OCHIENG 896010 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist LEONARD OCHIENG  NYANGIDI 881630 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist OGUYA FREDRICK OTIENO 826919 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist BELINDA AUMA ODERO 855438 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist CLEOPHAS OPUDO OCHIENG 869150 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist PAUL OTIENO NYAKWAKA 870203 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist PETER ODHIAMBO STEVE 882660 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
ST MATHEWS KANDARIA SEC SCH CRE/Hist DORCUS ADHIAMBO AWUOR 890253 50  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Lower  
                   
St. Paul’s Mitiro  Mixed  Sec   School BSt/Geo VIOLA KEDOGO ISSA 792043 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
                   
NAYA  SEC SCH Eng/Lit TONNY ONYANGO ODHIAMBO 830057 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
NAYA  SEC SCH Eng/Lit ADHIAMBO MARY 0BONG’O 831895 60  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Upper  
NAYA  SEC SCH Eng/Lit JOSEPH BASIL KOYANDA 786313 60  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 3yrs)=35 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2017 2nd Class Lower  
NAYA  SEC SCH Eng/Lit MILLICENT AMONDI ONG’AYO 847273 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
NAYA  SEC SCH Eng/Lit FREDRICK OTIENO OWITI 835085 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
NAYA  SEC SCH Eng/Lit ALICE ADOYO JUMA 853863 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
NAYA  SEC SCH Eng/Lit CHRISTINE ACHIENG OYUGI 791600 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
NAYA  SEC SCH Eng/Lit CHARLES KEMBE ALUOCH 844050 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
NAYA  SEC SCH Eng/Lit JUDITH ATIENO OCHIDO 870606 55  A:(2nd Class Upper)= 30B:(stay 1yrs)=25 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2019 2nd Class Upper  
NAYA  SEC SCH Eng/Lit SHELBY WHITNEY NJIRI 829191 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  
NAYA  SEC SCH Eng/Lit ROBERT OUKO HASSAN 844215 55  A:(2nd Class Lower)= 25B:(stay 2yrs)=30 E:(0+0) )= 0 B.Ed 2018 2nd Class Lower  

 

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TSC New Structure, Onanogram; TSC  Re-organizes County Directors Reporting Structure

TSC New Structure, Onanogram; TSC  Re-organizes County Directors Reporting Structure
The Teachers Service Commission has reorganized the reporting structure for teachers in a deliberate move to improve service delivery.

In an internal memo, Chief Executive Officer Dr Nancy Macharia said regional directors, county directors and sub county directors will report directly to her office.

Read also: TSC County Directors in Each County & Their Contacts

The Research and Data Centre Division, she said, shall functionally report to the Commission Secretary/Chief Executive, but administratively to the Director of Information, Communication and Technology (ICT).

“The Human Resource Management (Secretariat) shall functionally report to the Commission Secretary/Chief Executive,” she said, adding that the function will administratively report to the Director Human Resource Management and Development (HRM&D).

The changes will be effective from December 15, 2021 and will not affect other reporting relationships.

The following are the directorates with divisions and the specialized units under them;

1. Teacher Management Directorate
Staffing division
Quality Assurance and Standard and Teacher Registration Division
Field Service Division
2. Finance and Administration Directorate
Finance and Accounts Division
General Administration Division
3. Human Resource Management and Development
Human Resource management Division
Human Resource Section Division
Pension Section
4. Specialized Units
The following specialized units will report Directly to the Chief Executive Officer

Information Communication and Technology
Legal Service Commission
Internal Audit Division
Corporate Communication Section
Policy Planning Research and Innovation Section
Supply Chain Management Section
5. Decentralized Units
In addition to existing county and sub county structures, the commission has established the following regional offices to be headed by TSC regional coordinators.

Nairobi
Rift Valley
Eastern
Central
North Eastern
Coast
Nyanza
Western
The regional coordinators shall report to the Deputy Secretary Commission, Teacher Management.