Kipsigis and Moi Tea Girls High schools have posted an impressive results in the 2025 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education, released on Friday January 9.
Kipsigis Girls Principal Margaret Kirui, who was forced to suspend slow trickling of KCSE results to announce what they have collected into the basket to her curious and impatient students, said the school has performed well.
“Phew so far so good, we have harvested over 40 clean As, 110 A- (minus), 100 B+ and only 2C- from our last year students,” Kirui said as she broke the news to the apprehensive students and teachers who held their breathe allow her complete her briefs before bursting into simultaneous hallucinations.
The senior principal attributed the best results to handwork, discipline and determination of the students supported by dedicated teachers including parents and entire community.
“Our 2025 students already have made us proud by posting sterling results and we are still collecting good fruits of what we sowed. Is it not through God favours?. Is not through sheer hard work, determinations and sacrifices from all the stakeholders? ” Kirui quipped.
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Conversely at the nearby Moi Tea Girls the atmosphere was difference despite transitioning over 93.38 % of 136 enrolled students to university.
The Senior principal Jane Yegon disclosed that school posted impressive results of 3As, 12A-, 19 B+ while majority of girls managed 43 solid B.
The remaining 35 and 15 posted B- and C+ respectively safe for only 3 C – and one D+ which Yegon rated the best results.
During the year 2024 the school posted the same 3As, 12A-, 19B+ 43B, 35 B-, 15 C+, 5C and 3C- and one D+ which translated to 93.38 % enrolment of 127 of total 136 students to university in what was perceived to be like copy and paste performances.
Yegon attributed the best results to a team work, discipline amongst learners who were guided by her dedicated teachers.
The sterling results according to Yegon, has catapulted the school to be accorded national status of C1 in the new Competence Base Curriculum (CBC) rating orders.
By Ken Langat
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