Public senior school

St. Mathias’ Busia Secondary School

Also listed as St Mathias Busia Secondary.

A senior school in Busia sub-county, Busia County. It offers STEM, Social Sciences and Arts & Sports Science, with 15 subject combinations.

School details admission facts are for the 2026 intake

Cluster
C2Ministry of Education senior-school cluster.
Gender
Boys
Boarding or day
Boarding
2026 fees
KSh 53,554 or 40,535 per year, depending on the approved tierGovernment-set schedule, not an individual school invoice.
Ownership
Public
Postal address
101 BUSIA
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 the latest 5 years we hold

St. Mathias’ Busia Secondary School scored a mean of 4.85 (C-) in KCSE 2021, 0.6 points above the national average, up from 4.84 in 2020. Over 2018–2021 it ranks 6th of 15 schools in Busia County with 3 or more years of published results.

20212020201920182010
Mean4.8514.8405.3763.9775.641
GradeC-C-C-D+C
Candidates172144117129142

Pathways and subject combinations checked 15 October 2026

STEM7 combinationsPure Sciences 1 · Applied Sciences 3 · Technical Studies 3
Pure Sciences · 1Biology, Chemistry, PhysicsST1048
Applied Sciences · 3Agriculture, Computer Studies, PhysicsST2067
Business Studies, Chemistry, Computer StudiesST2099
Business Studies, Computer Studies, PhysicsST2007
Technical Studies · 3Biology, Business Studies, Marine & FisheriesST3028
Biology, Geography, Marine & FisheriesST3052
Computer Studies, General Science, Metal WorkST3093
Social Sciences6 combinationsLanguages & Literature 4 · Humanities & Business Studies 2
Languages & Literature · 4Fasihi ya Kiswahili, Geography, Sign Language SkillsSS1096
Fasihi ya Kiswahili, History & Citizenship, Sign Language SkillsSS1095
Fasihi ya Kiswahili, Literature in English, Sign Language SkillsSS1108
Indigenous Language, Literature in English, Sign Language SkillsSS1097
Humanities & Business Studies · 2Business Studies, Geography, History & CitizenshipSS2025
Business Studies, Geography, Sign Language SkillsSS2119
Arts & Sports Science2 combinationsSports 2
Sports · 2Fine Arts, Home Science, Sports & RecreationAS2045
General Science, Sports & Recreation, Theatre & FilmAS2038

Subjects in these combinations · 19

Agriculture, Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Computer Studies, Fasihi ya Kiswahili, Fine Arts, General Science, Geography, History & Citizenship, Home Science, Indigenous Language, Literature in English, Marine & Fisheries, Metal Work, Physics, Sign Language Skills, Sports & Recreation, Theatre & Film

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

Codes and registration

KNEC code
35601101
UIC
VUFY
School code
E8020177
Level
Senior school
Sponsor
Local Government Authority
Student needs
Ordinary
2013 boarding or day
Day & Boarding

School figures most recent counts

Students enrolled
802
Teaching staff
29
Classrooms
16
Dormitories
4
Laboratories
2
Libraries
1
Dining halls
1
Toilets
32
Acres
20
Staff counted in 2007 ›
RoleMenWomenTotal
TSC teachers19524
PTA and board teachers235
Non-teaching staff10414

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Data sources

School history and updated details use the sources below. Other details come from the 2013 school data. Classification and codes come from the 2026 senior-school register.

Register, pathways and fees

  1. Ministry of Education Grade 10 selection portal (KEMIS) pathways, combinations, emblem · checked 15 October 2026
  2. December 2025 senior-school list, row 55 classification and codes
  3. June 2025 senior-school register, row 902 checked 1 October 2026
  4. Kenya Gazette Notice No. 1449 2026 fee schedule

KCSE results

  1. KNEC for 2006–2010, the school’s audit reports since: every source, on the results page 2006–2021

2013 school data

  1. Kenya Open Data Initiative 2013 school data

Map

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

School profile

  1. Auditor-General’s report for the year ended 30 June 2021