(List) Form One Selection 2022; Top 10 Most Preferred National Schools by 2022 KCPE Candidates

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(List) Form One Selection 2022; Top 10 Most Preferred National Schools by 2022 KCPE Candidates 

KCPE Results 2021/2022

Education CS Ezekiel Machogu has released a list of national schools that are most preferred by 2022 KCPE candidates. Speaking during the release of form one selection results, the CS noted that Nanyuki High, Pangani Girls and Kabianga High School topped the list of most preferred national schools by KCPE 2022 candidates during form one selection 2023. Click HERE to view the full list.

S/NSecondary SchoolNumber of students selectingCapacity/ No selected
1Nanyuki High School154,524384
2Kabianga High School142,640480
3Pangani Girls124,982384
4Nyandarua High School123,976288
5Alliance Girls High School105,053384
6Maseno School104,581528
7Nakuru High School100,840336
8Kapsabet Boys High95,642384
9Butere Girls High School94,774432
10Mbooni Girls High93,515240
11Mang’u High School93,271384
12Alliance High School87,229384
13Kisumu Girls High School86,456384
14Nakuru Girls High School85,764240
15Moi Girls High School, Eldoret85,494336
16Totals1,578,7415,568

 

All the KCPE 2022 Top 15 candidates who scored between 425 KCPE marks and the highest points – 431 – have been called to join national schools.

FORM ONE PLACEMENT 2022

During the 2022 form one placement, Alliance High School absorbed the best pupil nationally, Magata Bruce Mackenzie, as well as George Morris Otieno, who scored 425 KCPE marks.

Bruce sat his exam at Gilgil Hills Academy in Nakuru County, whereas George Morris wrote the national test at the Hill School.

The best female candidate, Momanyi Ashley Kerubo, who sat the KCPE exam at Makini School, Kibos, and scored 427 KCPE marks, was placed at the Kenya High School. Kerubo was joined at the Kenya High School by Wekesa Naomi Neema of White Star Academy, Nairobi (426 marks) and Kwoma Charity Buyanzi of Holy Family Misikhu Girls, Bungoma (426 marks).

The Alliance Girls’ High School also absorbed two top performers – Diana Rose Matolo (425 KCPE marks; Fesbeth Academy, Kakamega) and Mbugua Sharon Wairimu (426 KCPE marks; Emmanuel Academy, Nyeri).

Below is the full list of the national schools the Top 14 candidates KCPE 2021 candidates were called to join in May 2022:

1. Magata Bruce Mackenzie (428; Gilgil Hills Academy, Nakuru) – Alliance High School

2. Momanyi Ashley Kerubo (427; Makini School Kibos, Kisumu) – Kenya High School

3. Kwoma Charity Buyanzi (426; Holy Family Misikhu Girls, Bungoma) – Kenya High School

4. Mbugua Sharon Wairimu (426; Emmanuel Academy, Nyeri) – Alliance Girls’ High School

 

5. Mueti Shantel Ndinda (426; Kitengela International School, Kajiado) – Maryhill Girls’ High School

 

6. Stanley Otieno Omondi (426; Rophine Field Junior School, Nairobi) – Maseno School

7. Wekesa Naomi Neema (426; White Star Academy, Nairobi) – Kenya High School

8. Kimani Ethan Karuga (426; Stepping Stones Preparatory, Thika in Kiambu) – Murang’a High School

9. Njeru Joel Musyoka (425; Nyangwa Primary School, Embu) – Meru School

 

10. Kiriinya Muriuki Victor (425; PCEA Mwimbi Boarding School, Tharaka Nithi) – Mang’u High School

11. Diana Rose Matolo (425; Fesbeth Academy, Kakamega) – Alliance Girls’ High School

 

12. Kaberia Emmanuel Munene (425; New Bambini School, Thika in Kiambu) – Mang’u High School

 

13. Emmanuel Kiplagat Ng’etich (425; Moi Primary School Kabarak, Nakuru) – Kapsabet High School

14. George Morris Otieno (425; Hill School) – Alliance High School

 

List of most preferred secondary schools by the 2021-2022 form one students

Some of the most popular secondary schools by the 2021/2022 KCPE candidates encompass Nanyuki High, Kabianga High, Pangani Girls, Nyandarua High, Alliance Girls, Maseno School, Nakuru High among others. For a full list of the most popular secondary schools among KCPE candidates, check the table below;

List of most preferred secondary schools 

S/NSecondary SchoolNumber of students selectingCapacity/ No selected
1Nanyuki High School154,524384
2Kabianga High School142,640480
3Pangani Girls124,982384
4Nyandarua High School123,976288
5Alliance Girls High School105,053384
6Maseno School104,581528
7Nakuru High School100,840336
8Kapsabet Boys High95,642384
9Butere Girls High School94,774432
10Mbooni Girls High93,515240
11Mang’u High School93,271384
12Alliance High School87,229384
13Kisumu Girls High School86,456384
14Nakuru Girls High School85,764240
15Moi Girls High School, Eldoret85,494336
16Totals1,578,7415,568

 

 

The Education Ministry, while announcing the placement results on Monday, April 11, said 38,797 pupils were placed in national schools, 214 960 extra-county schools, 218,456 county schools, 726,311 sub-county schools, 2,045 special needs secondary schools, and 9,128 at refugee camp schools.

The Education Ministry said 1,209,697 pupils were placed in secondary schools. In the 2021 KCPE exam, 1,214,031 sat the exam. This means that 4,334 wrote the exam, but were not placed in secondary schools despite Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha saying that 100 percent primary-to-secondary transition was met.

Our Media team, however, understands that there’s a category of candidates who can’t be selected to join secondary schools due to certain reasons including confinement in correctional facilities.