Senior-school information — 2026 intake
- Senior-school cluster
- C2
- County
- THARAKA - NITHI
- Administrative subcounty
- MERU SOUTH
- KNEC code
- 19308502
- UIC
- PYSA
- Gender
- Boys
- Day / boarding
- Boarding
- Ownership
- Public
2026 public boarding-school parent fee ceiling: KSh 53,554 or KSh 40,535, depending on the school's previously approved tier. This school's tier is not listed here.
Fee source: Kenya Gazette Notice No. 1449, effective 5 January 2026. For selection and placement updates, use the government portal.
Cluster and identifiers: December 2025 senior-school list, row 609. This list is hosted by Education News and attributed to the Ministry of Education.
Other dated register details: Teachers Arena (Ministry register mirror), row 8549. Published 2025-06-01; captured 2026-09-10.
The dated register does not confirm current vacancies, school-specific fees, boarding capacity or support services.
The earlier directory record and historical information are retained below.
Earlier directory summary
Mukuuni Secondary School is in Tharaka-Nithi County (Chuka/Igambang'ombe Constituency).
Mukuuni Secondary School is a mixed boarding secondary school.
View map and search for more schoolsEarlier directory details
Legacy directory code: B4130446
Address: 39 Magumoni
Level: Secondary School
Day/Boarding: Boarding
Gender: Mixed
Ownership: Public
Sponsor: Religious Organisation
Student Needs: Ordinary
Facts
Acreage: 14
Board Teaching staff: 4
Dining halls: 1
Dormitories: 4
Laboratories: 2
Libraries: 1
Toilets: 35
Total Enrolment: 779
Total Number of Classrooms: 16
Total Teaching staff: 34
Pupil Teacher Ratio: 22.9
Location
County: Tharaka-Nithi
Constituency: Chuka/Igambang'ombe
Province: Eastern
District: Meru South
Division: Magumoni
Location: Mukuuni
Sub Location: Mukuuni
View map and search for more schoolsPathways and subject combinations checked 15 October 2026
STEM · 15 combinations
Pure Sciences · 2
- Biology, Chemistry, Computer Studies (ST1046)
- Biology, Chemistry, Physics (ST1048)
Applied Sciences · 10
- Agriculture, Business Studies, Chemistry (ST2046)
- Agriculture, Business Studies, Metal Work (ST2052)
- Agriculture, Computer Studies, Metal Work (ST2066)
- Agriculture, Electricity, Geography (ST2080)
- Biology, Computer Studies, Geography (ST2011)
- Building & Construction, Business Studies, Computer Studies (ST2098)
- Building & Construction, Computer Studies, Geography (ST2012)
- Business Studies, Computer Studies, Electricity (ST2001)
- Business Studies, Computer Studies, Metal Work (ST2006)
- Chemistry, Computer Studies, Geography (ST2013)
Technical Studies · 3
- Biology, Electricity, Geography (ST3014)
- Biology, Geography, Metal Work (ST3098)
- Chemistry, Geography, Metal Work (ST3099)
Social Sciences · 6 combinations
Humanities & Business Studies · 6
- Business Studies, Computer Studies, History & Citizenship (SS2095)
- Business Studies, French, History & Citizenship (SS2097)
- Business Studies, Geography, History & Citizenship (SS2025)
- Business Studies, Geography, Literature in English (SS2061)
- Christian Religious Education, Geography, History & Citizenship (SS2019)
- Fasihi ya Kiswahili, Geography, History & Citizenship (SS2018)
Arts & Sports Science · 3 combinations
Sports · 3
- Fine Arts, General Science, Sports & Recreation (AS2044)
- General Science, Sports & Recreation, Theatre & Film (AS2038)
- Literature in English, Music & Dance, Sports & Recreation (AS2047)
Subjects in these combinations · 20
Agriculture, Biology, Building & Construction, Business Studies, Chemistry, Christian Religious Education, Computer Studies, Electricity, Fasihi ya Kiswahili, Fine Arts, French, General Science, Geography, History & Citizenship, Literature in English, Metal Work, Music & Dance, Physics, Sports & Recreation, Theatre & Film
How subject selection works: what pathways, tracks and the codes mean.
Data sources
- Pathways, subject combinations and emblems: Ministry of Education Grade 10 selection portal (KEMIS); checked 15 October 2026.
- Auditor-General’s report for the year ended 30 June 2025
- Auditor-General’s report for the year ended 30 June 2022