Moi Boys Kabartonjo Senior School in Baringo North has set its sights on an ambitious academic target, aiming for a mean score of 9.7 in the next Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations.
This comes on the back of a historic achievement in the 2025 KCSE results, where the school successfully transitioned all 287 candidates to universities, a feat not seen since its founding in 1982.
The class of 2025, christened “Josephs,” posted remarkable grades, including 12 A‑, 72 B+, 110 B, 77 B‑ and 16 C+, culminating in a mean score of 8.955 and an overall grade of B. The performance earned the school a place among Kenya’s top 50 institutions and cemented its reputation as a regional academic powerhouse.
Area MP Joseph Makilap, who attended the school’s academic day, praised the achievement and urged current students to sustain the momentum. He pledged financial and infrastructural support, including the construction of additional classrooms to accommodate the growing population.
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Chief Principal Samuel Akufa attributed the success to student discipline, a committed teaching staff, supportive non‑teaching personnel, and an engaged Board of Management. Akufa emphasized early syllabus coverage, structured revision programmes, and a strong focus on mathematics and sciences as central to the school’s academic excellence.
Beyond academics, Moi Boys Kabartonjo continues to excel in co‑curricular activities, shining in basketball, hockey, rugby, handball, football, music, scouting, and chess
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