Soy Division KCSE 2007 results

20 schools in Soy Division in KNEC’s results for 2007, best mean first. The Kenya average was 5.19 (C-).

Schools by mean 100 a page

Rank	School	Mean	Grade	Above average	Candidates
1	SDA Segero Secondary	8.823	B	+3.63	62
2	Loreto Matunda Secondary	7.287	C+	+2.09	108
3	Kipsangui Secondary	6.791	C+	+1.60	139
4	Arise and Shine Secondary	6.450	C	+1.26	20
5	Legebet Secondary	6.343	C	+1.15	67
6	St Paul’s Makongi Secondary	6.192	C	+1.00	26
7	Makongi Secondary	6.077	C	+0.88	39
8	Kuinet Secondary School	5.893	C	+0.70	56
9	Umoja Secondary School	5.658	C	+0.46	79
10	Kiborum Secondary	5.150	C-	-0.04	40
11	St Michael Kipsombe Secondary	4.860	C-	-0.33	43
12	Kaplelach Secondary School	4.244	D+	-0.95	41
13	Ziwa Secondary	4.054	D+	-1.14	37
14	Kapkeben Secondary School	4.034	D+	-1.16	29
15	St Peter’s Natwana Secondary	3.947	D+	-1.25	57
16	Soy Secondary School	3.404	D	-1.79	52
17	Kaptebengwet Secondary School	3.125	D	-2.07	16
18	Lolkinyei Secondary	2.750	D	-2.44	12
19	St Peter’s Kapkoren Secondary	2.375	D-	-2.82	8
20	Eldoret Secondary School	2.310	D-	-2.88	113

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Data sources

A mean is KCSE points per candidate, from A = 12 down to E = 1, and the grade is KNEC's for that mean. Results for 2006 to 2010 come from KNEC's results for every school. Later results come from schools' own audit reports in the Parliament library, newspapers and a few schools' own websites, so they cover only schools whose results were published: most national schools and few county or sub-county schools. Each school's results page lists its sources. The Kenya average is the mean of every candidate that year, from KNEC's published grade tables.