Kangaru School in Embu County is regaining its former glory, thanks to a remarkable performance in the 2024 KCSE exams. Under the astute leadership of Chief Principal Paul Muriuki, the institution recorded a mean score of 7.1, a significant leap from the 6.5478 score achieved in 2023.
Two students emerged as top performers, scoring an A plain. One of the top student Muthoni Caleb Ng’ang’a, who garnered 82 points, could not contain his excitement as he celebrated this milestone alongside his peers. “It’s a dream come true. The discipline, hard work, and the support from our teachers made this possible, my dream university is the University of Nairobi where I want to pursue bachelor of medicine and surgery,” he remarked during the jubilant celebrations.
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The school saw an impressive distribution of grades with eight students earning A-, 21 securing B+, and a considerable number achieving B, B-, and C+ grades.
The school attributed this success to a combination of hard work, discipline, and a strong sense of teamwork. “We focused on creating a supportive environment where every student could thrive. This involved not just academic rigor but also personal mentorship and moral guidance,” Basilio Mugo the deputy principal explained.
Beyond academics, Kangaru School has consistently excelled in co-curricular activities
By Brian Kaleti
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