Kabianga High leads 10 Most preferred schools by 2022 KCPE candidates. Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu launched form one selection exercise at the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development, KICD, Nairobi on Monday.
KABIANGA High School was for the second time the topmost preferred school for a majority of 2022 KCPE candidates.
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According to reports tabled by CS Machogu , quite a number of schools received more than 100,000 applicants , quite an abnormal figure as compared to numbers a school can admit.
“It is now evident that these learners did not receive proper guidance when selecting schools of their choice. This is the reason as to why such astonishing numbers are witnessed” Cs Machogu said.
Most of these schools that received applications are national and prestigious schools. Most learners picked the schools out of peer pressure, learning that their friends have also selected the school.
The Education CS asked teachers, parents and other involved parties to ensure in future that they guide pupils well before selecting schools to avoid such abnormal numbers.
Kabianga High School was the topmost preferred school for a majority of 2022 KCPE candidates.
A total of 153, 074candidates selected it yet the institution has only 768 capacity in form one.
Kabianga High leads 10 Most preferred schools by 2022 KCPE candidates.
Below is the list of the most preferred high schools by 2022 KCPE candidates in descending order against the capacity it can hold.
- KABIANGA HIGH School 153,074 () 768
- NANYUKI HIGH SCHOOL 148,827 (576)
- NYANDARUA H. SCHOOL 137,511 ( 240)
- PANGANI GIRLS 119,265 (384)
- MASENO SCHOOL 105,504 ( 720)
- ALLIANCE GIRLS 104,763 ( 384)
- NAKURU HIGH SCHOOL 103,909 ( 336)
- KAPSABET BOYS 99,542 (384)
- MANG’U HIGH SCHOOL 98,146 (480)
- BUTERE GIRLS 95,550 ( 768)
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