admin Teachers, parents, and students gathered this morning at Kerugoya Good Shepherd Academy to celebrate the outstanding performance of its pioneer KJSEA class.
The school achieved an impressive 89% pass rate, with 100 candidates, 47 boys and 53 girls sitting the exam under Kenya’s new curriculum.
Notably, 5 learners scored a near-perfect 71points out of 72, and another five who earned 70 points.
Top achievers were:
Lydiah Levernar Mweru – 71 points
Michelle Wamaitha – 71 points
Frankline Wamburi – 71 points
Abigael Nyambura – 71 points
Lawrence Ndung’u – 71 points
Kariuki Mbutu – 70 points
Christian Alvin – 70 points
Jerald Ndung’u – 70 points
Michele Gathitu – 70 points
Jedidah Felister Nyakio – 70 points
Director John Mutonge attributed the success to the hard work and competence of teachers, alongside close cooperation with parents that fostered a supportive learning environment.
Speaking at the event, he urged the government to ensure fairness and transparency in Senior School placements for all KJSEA candidates nationwide.
“All learners follow the same curriculum and deserve equal opportunities,”
Mutonge emphasized, adding that a credible system would boost motivation for students and teachers while building trust in the education sector.
Mutonge also cautioned parents to prioritize their children’s safety during the festive season, amid December’s many activities.
“Remain vigilant, guide them wisely, and protect their wellbeing to secure their future,” he advised.
Parent Jason Kariuki echoed these sentiments, stressing that hardworking students should not face disadvantages from systemic inconsistencies, enabling a smooth transition to senior school.
