Nakuru County KCSE 2022 results

39 schools in Nakuru County whose KCSE 2022 results were published, best mean first. The Kenya average was 4.50 (D+).

Schools by mean among schools whose results were published

RankSchoolMeanGradeAbove averageCandidates
1Moi High School Kabarak10.130B++5.63351
2Anestar Secondary9.520B++5.02295
3Nakuru Girls’ High School8.140B-+3.64265
4Nakuru High School8.086B-+3.59302
5Utumishi Boys Academy7.890B-+3.39311
6Mary Mount Secondary School7.780B-+3.28137
7Molo Academy Boys Secondary School7.656B-+3.16221
8St. Bakhita Bahati Girls Secondary School7.550B-+3.05216
9Naivasha Girls Secondary School6.996C++2.50275
10Jomo Kenyatta Boys High School6.750C++2.25341
11Koelel Forces Academy6.412C+1.92341
12Goshen Boys High School6.340C+1.84–
13Elburgon Secondary School6.337C+1.84166
14Jomo Kenyatta Girls High School6.314C+1.82264
15Coulson Girls’ Secondary School6.000C+1.50113
16Michinda Secondary School5.900C+1.4087
17Njoro Girls’ Secondary School5.835C+1.34200
18Maai-Mahiu Girls Secondary School5.634C+1.14153
19Naivasha High School5.500C+1.00108
20AIC Morop Girls Secondary School5.480C-+0.9834
21Langalanga Secondary School5.400C-+0.90385
22Bavuni Secondary School5.230C-+0.73230
23Kirobon Girls Secondary School5.100C-+0.60–
24Molo Secondary School4.645C-+0.15231
25Kirobon Boys High School4.625C-+0.13184
26Larmudiac Secondary School4.230D+-0.27217
27Taita Mauche Secondary School3.900D+-0.60244
28Coulson Secondary School3.860D+-0.6436
29Lanet Secondary School3.342D-1.15222
30Molo Highway Secondary School3.056D-1.44–
31Flamingo Secondary School2.840D-1.66216
32St Michael Gatagati Secondary School2.790D-1.719
33Hillcrest Secondary School2.760D-1.74263
34Majani Minngi Secondary School2.600D-1.9054
35Maiella Township Secondary School2.492D--2.01123
36Tulwet Secondary School2.420D--2.0852
37Bishop Edward Donovan Secondary School2.320D--2.1896
38Ngala Secondary School for the Deaf2.200D--2.3020
39Nakuru Central Secondary School2.017D--2.48199

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.

  1. Official MoE CS Machogu results speech, pp. 24-27. Kenya average
  2. Official KNEC 2022 Essential Statistics, Table 1. Kenya average