Teachers of Nyeri Hillstead school in Nyeri dance after their student
Joy Wambui Ndegwa with 439 marks was announced as Nyeri County's top
student and ninth female nationally in the 2013 KCPE exams results that
were released on December 31, 2013. PHOTO | JOSEPH KANYI
NATION MEDIA GROUP
In Summary
- The top candidates were Kimutai Brian from Nandi County and Otieno Akoth from Kisumu County who both scored 444 marks
The results for the 2013 Kenya
Certificate of Primary Education examinations were released at the
headquarters of the Kenya National Examination Council in Nairobi on
Tuesday morning by Education Cabinet Secretary Jacob Kaimenyi.
The
top candidates were Kimutai Brian from Nandi County and Otieno Akoth
from Kisumu County who both scored 444 marks while Kirinyaga emerged as
the top county nationally and Mumias was declared the top district.
Wajir was the most improved county, with the mean score going up from 200 to 2012.
Keiyo
South MP Jackson Kiptanui hailed Elgeyo-Marakwet County for being
number two countrywide. The county had a mean score of 271.
Mr
Kiptanui congratulated parents, teachers and pupils in the county for
the hard work and determination that saw them perform well.
“The
parents, teachers and pupils in the county should continue with same
spirit for better performance and good life,” Mr Kiptanui said by phone.
More to follow.
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