Our top four KCPE exam scorers:




Each year, students finishing 8th grade take the Kenya Comprehensive Primary Exam (KCPE) the results of which determine the caliber of high school they will attend. Since this exam is so important to their future, we invest in ensuring each student does as well as possible on the KCPE. For example, all 8th-grade students in the program are encouraged to attend special tutoring sessions to prepare them for the exam. The KCPE is a 500-point exam; the national average in 2013 was 244.
Our kids outperform
First NRCF grads to attend National Schools
Government-sponsored high schools include “National”, “Provincial” and “District” schools. National secondary schools are the most selective and have excellent teachers and resources. In 2014, four students in our program achieved marks above 370 thus qualifying to attend National high schools. In addition, our staff presented our program to the head of a National school and secured three more places for our kids scoring above 350. That means we will have seven children joining a National school in 2014. These are the first students in the history of our program ever admitted to National high schools.
Our KCPE top-scorers:
393 — Sharleen Agiza
380 — Violet Agulu
378 — Duncan Emalata
373 — Edmond Boto
The complete list of students who completed the 2013 KCPE and their scores: KCPE RESULTS 2013
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