According to the list, Moi High School Kabarak dominated the top ranks, producing a remarkable number of candidates with straight As. Other schools that featured prominently include Alliance High School, Anestar Boys High School Lanet, and Baricho Boys High School, reflecting strong academic performances across different regions.
Below is the list of the selected top KCSE candidates as released:
1. Jesse Peter - A Moi High School, Kabarak
2. Lubang Alfred - A Moi High School, Kabarak
3. Ethan Muchene - A Moi High School, Kabarak
4. Antonine Akinyi - A Moi High School, Kabarak
5. Spanice Nelima - A Moi High School, Kabarak
6. Gavin Kipkerui - A Moi High School, Kabarak
7. Wambua Cosler - A Moi High School, Kabarak
8. Melvin Mugambi - A Alliance High School
9. Nuel Jal Wiew - A Anestar Boys High School
10. Njoroge Vincent - A Anestar Boys High School, Lanet
11. Karuri Dennis Kairu - A Anestar Boys High School, Lanet
12. Wabomba Willis - A Anestar Boys High School, Lanet
13. Mostry Omar Musa - A Anestar Boys High School, Lanet
14. Wambomba Willis - A Anestar Boys High School, Lanet
15. Karuri Denis Kairu - A Anestar Boys High School, Lanet
16. Kelvin Kipng’etich - A Anestar Boys High School, Lanet
17. Nuel Jal Wiew - A Anestar Boys High School, Lanet
18. Charles Wainaina - A Baricho Boys High School
19. Jeremiah Maku - A Baricho Boys High School
20. Kamonjo Samuel - A Baricho Boys High School
21. Mutua Joshua - A Baricho Boys High School
The release of the list has sparked widespread congratulatory messages, with many education stakeholders praising the students, teachers, and school administrations for the impressive results. The strong showing by national schools once again underscores their continued dominance in Kenya’s academic landscape.
As university placements await, these candidates are expected to feature prominently in competitive degree programmes locally and abroad.
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