The results of the 2012 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) examinations were released on Monday morning by Education Minister Mutula Kilonzo, seeing three pupils announced top with 430 marks each.
The three were Kinoti Joy Kathure from Meru County, Mwaura Boniface and Wachira Njomo, both from Kiambu with 430 marks out of a possible 500.
According to the minister, the results were far much better than those of 2011 and 2010, where a total of 416,900 candidates scored above 250 marks representing 51.35 percent of the candidates who sat for the 2012 examinations.
Here are the top 10 pupils nationally:
1. Kinoti Joy Kathure, 430
- Meru County
1. Mwaura Boniface, 430 - Kiambu County
1. Wachira Njomo, 430 - Kiambu County
4. Muteti Kelvin Mwangangi, 429 - Machakos County
4. Kindiki Dan Muthomi, 429 - Meru County
6. Shalom Nthenya Mulinge, 428 -
Nairobi County
7. Kanji Bhanderi Nikun, 427 - Meru County
7. Maina Douglas Gichuhi, 427 - Laikipia County
7. Gitamu Audrey Kemundo, 427 - Nairobi County
10. Muriga Veronica Wairimu, 426 -
Nairobi County
Top 10 Schools Nationally
- Newlight Komarock - Nairobi
- Makini Ngong Road Academy - Nairobi
- Gilgil Hills Academy - Nakuru
- Marell Academy - Bungoma
- Fred’s Academy - Meru
- Chelsa Academy - Bomet
- Pleasant View School - Kiambu
- John Paul II - Laikipia
- Josnem Academy - Nyandarua
- Kathigiri B - Meru
- Kirinyaga - 273
- Elgeyo Marakwet - 272
- Nandi third - 271
- Uasin Gishu - 270
- Baringo - 270
- Makueni - 268
- Busia - 267
- Kisumu - 264
- Tharaka Nithi - 263
- West Pokot - 263
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