Secondary school

Bishop Philip Perilo Secondary

A secondary school in Samburu County. It offers STEM and Social Sciences, with 3 subject combinations.

School details

Level
Senior school
Gender
Girls
Boarding or day
Boarding
Ownership
Private
Sponsor
Religious Organisation
Student needs
Ordinary
Postal address
13 SUGUTA MAR-MAR
School code
E7120050
Next placements

Not released yet for the January 2027 intake. Last year: 19 December 2025. KEMIS placement portal · Get an alert when they’re released.

KCSE results 2010

Bishop Philip Perilo Secondary scored a mean of 4.47 (D+) in KCSE 2010, 0.7 points below the national average.

2010
Mean4.471
GradeD+
Candidates17

Pathways and subject combinations checked 15 October 2026

STEM1 combinationPure Sciences 1
Pure Sciences · 1Biology, Chemistry, PhysicsST1048
Social Sciences2 combinationsHumanities & Business Studies 2
Humanities & Business Studies · 2Business Studies, Geography, History & CitizenshipSS2025
Christian Religious Education, Geography, Literature in EnglishSS2047
Arts & Sports ScienceNot offered

Subjects in these combinations · 8

Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Christian Religious Education, Geography, History & Citizenship, Literature in English, Physics

Senior schools in Samburu County offering STEM · Social Sciences · Arts & Sports Science

Older records figures from the 2013 records; counts made in 2007

Students enrolled
55
Teaching staff
6
Students per teacher
9.2
Acreage per enrolment
1.3
Staff counted in 2007 ›
RoleMenWomenTotal
Other teachers336
Non-teaching staff213

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Data sources

The school description and other details come from the 2013 school data.

Register, pathways and fees

  1. Ministry of Education Grade 10 selection portal (KEMIS) pathways, combinations, emblem · checked 15 October 2026

KCSE results

  1. KNEC for 2006–2010: every source, on the results page 2010

2013 school data

  1. Kenya Open Data Initiative 2013 school data

Map

  1. © OpenStreetMap contributors; county outline: IEBC via UN OCHA map data