Education Cabinet Secretary, George Magoha released results for the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) 2020.
- Mumo Faith Kawee – Karimwailu (433 marks)
- Wesonga Yvette — Nanzala Chogoria Girls (432 marks)
- Muriithi Angel Gakenia — Maseno Girls Boarding(432 marks)
- Wanyonyi Samuel Makhanu — Nzoia Sugar Co. (431 marks)
- Castro Williams — Crystal Hill Academy (431 marks)
- Tarus Chepkemboi Laureen – St Mathew’s Septonok (431 marks)
- Kipkirui Abiud — Lessos Hills Adventist (430 marks)
- Mwangi Margaret Waruguru – Karatina D.E.B (429 marks)
- Bernice Checed Omondi — Nairobi Primary (429 marks)
- Kiogora Joy Nkatha — Chogoria Girls (429 marks)
- Daniel Chris Mboya – Crystal Hill Academy (428 marks)
- Njenga Lowell Mwagambo — Emmanuel Springs Academy (428 marks)
- Jeff Mutugi — Fred’s Academy (428 marks)
- Polycup Kiyondi Ombongi — Ober Boys (428 marks)
- Debrah Zawadi — Emmanuel Springs Academy (428 marks)
8091 scored between 400 & 500.
Here is a list of the schools that produced the top 15 KCPE 2020 candidates, arranged in alphabetical order:
1. Chogoria Girls – produced the number one & number ten candidates
2. Crystal Academy – Produced number 5 & number 11 candidates
3. Emmanuel Springs Academy – Produced number 12 and number 15 candidates
4. Freds Academy – produced number 13 candidate
5. Karatina DEB Primary School – Number 8 candidate
6. Kari Mwilu Day and Boarding Public School – Produced best student nationally
7. Lessos Hills Adventist – produced number 7 candidate
8. Maseno Girls Boarding School – produced number 3 best candidate
9. Nairobi Primary School – produced number 9 candidate
10. Nzoia Sugar Primary School – produced number 4 candidate
11. Ober Boys – produced number 14 candidate
12. St Mathews Septonok – produced number 6 candidate
