Top 10 KCPE Candidates in 2021

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The Ministry of Education cabinet secretary announced the KCPE results for students who sat for the 2021 exam. The school calendar was disrupted by Covid-19, and pupils had to sit for the exams at the beginning of the year.

In the announced results, the top candidate is Bruce Mackenzie Magata from Gilgil Hills Academy, who scored 428 marks. He was followed closely by Momanyi Ashley of Makini School. These students will join some of the most prestigious high schools in Kenya.

The Top 10 KCPE Candidates  & Their Schools

Position Student Marks School
1 Bruce Mackenzie Magata 428 Gilgil Hills Academy
2 Momanyi Ashley Kerubo 427 Makini School
3 Kwoma Charity Bakhoya 426 Holy Family Misikhu Girls Primary School
3 Mbugua Sharon Wairimu 426 Emmanuel Springs
3 Mueti Shantel Ndinda 426 Kitengela International School
3 Stanley Otieno Omondi 426 Rofin Field Junior School
3 Wekesa Naomi 426 Whitestar Academy
3 Kimani Ethan Karuga 426 Stepping Stones Preparatory
9 Njeru Joel Musyoka 425 Nyangwa Primary
9 Muriuki Victor 425 PCEA Mwimbi Boarding Primary school
9 Diana Rose Natola 425 Fesbeth Kakamega
9 Kaderia Emmanuel Munene 425 New Bambini
9 Emmanuel Kiplagat Ngetich 425 Moi Kabarak
9 George Morris Otieno 425 Hill School

List of the Top 10 Candidates in 2021 KCPE

When releasing the results, the CS noted that 2 differently-abled children scored over 400 marks. The top pupil from a special needs school was Bethany Migosi from Thorngrove Academy, who managed 417 marks.

Over 1.2 million pupils sat for the exams and the results were better compared to the last year’s.

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