Public schools reclaim lost glory as more candidates score highly

General public colleges in Mt Kenya location and its environs defied odds to write-up outstanding success in the KCPE 2021 exam final results.

There were also surprise performances registered by Ngukwine Most important in Meru ranked as the most enhanced college nationally.

Their private counterparts, having said that, continued to dominate by manufacturing fantastic scores. The public educational facilities include things like Moi Principal in Thika, Technological know-how Principal in Murangá, Karatina DEB and Moi Nyeri Advanced as perfectly as Kathigiri Boarding and Kanyakine Boarding in Meru County.

Moi Principal in Thika and Moi Nyeri Complex had been amongst the model educational institutions set up by President Daniel Moi in the 1980s.

At Moi Key Gatanga, head trainer David Maina stated 5 candidates scored 400 marks and over. Mr Maina stated the school experienced 29 candidates with who scored earlier mentioned 380 marks. At Vidhu Ramji Most important in Murangá city, 11 candidates attained more than 400 marks, 81 with concerning 350 and 399 marks, and 59 others with between 300 and 349 marks. Headmaster Mr Michael Wamwaki claimed the greatest candidate had 420 marks.

At Know-how Major, head trainer Ms Beatrice Wachira documented the school experienced acquired a suggest rating of 346, with 11 candidates putting up above 400 marks.

In the consequence investigation, 88 candidates scored between 300 marks and 399 marks. Mirira Major in the rural elements of the decrease constituency developed four candidates with extra than 400 marks for the initially time.

In Meru, Kanyakine Boys Boarding registered a 12.4 mark improvement. Head teacher Edward Murithi said: “We attribute the impressive general performance to early syllabus protection and completion and a conducive learning atmosphere.” The major performers with 400 marks and higher than amplified from 11 in the 2020 KCPE to 12.

But it was Kathingiri Boarding that exceeded expectations. The school which had registered 107 candidates had 53 rating more than 400 marks.