Top 10 Candidates for the KCPE in 2021

CS George Magoha. | PHOTO: TWITTER

Training Cabinet Secretary, George Magoha, on Monday, March 28, delivered the 2021 KCPE assessments.

Talking at Mtihani House, Nairobi, the CS noticed that the assessment accomplished orientation correspondence as young men recorded 50.28 percent while young ladies recorded 49.72 percent.

He added that six papers kept an improvement in the assessments when contrasted with the 2020 tests. These incorporate English and sythesis, Science, Kiswahili and Insha, Social Studies, Kenya communication via gestures arrangement.

Three papers, Mathematics, English Language, and strict examinations recorded a drop when contrasted with the 2020 tests.

Here are the best 10 up-and-comers:

1. Magata Bruce Mckenzie - Gilgil Hills Academy - 428 imprints

2. Momanyi Ashley Kerubo - Makini School - 427 imprints

3. Kuoma Charity Buyanzi - Holy Family Misikhu Girls Primary School-426 imprints

4. Mbugua Sharon Wairimu - Emmanuel Springs - 426 imprints

5.Muteti Shantel Ndinda - Kitengela International School - 426 imprints

6. Stanley Otieno Omondi - Rofin Field Junior School - 426 imprints

7. Wekesa Naomi - Whitestar Academy - 426 imprints

8. Kimani Ethan Karuga - Stepping Stones Preparatory - 426 imprints

9. Njeru Joel Musyoka - Nyagwa Primary - 425 imprints

10. Muriuki Victor - PCEA Mwimbi Boarding Primary school-425 imprints

11. Diana Rose Natola - Fesbeth Kakamega - 425 imprints

12. Kaderia Emmanuel Munene - New Bambini - 425 imprints

13. Emmanuel Kiplagat Ngetich - Moi Kabarak - 425 imprints

14. George Morris Otieno - Hill School - 425 imprints

The CS commended two exceptional necessities students who figured out how to score north of 400 KCPE marks with Bethany Migosi of Thorngrove Academy, accomplishing 417 imprints.

The CS reaffirmed that his Ministry had delivered a faultless assessment crusade with no spillage before prior theories.

He, in any case, noticed that the instances of misbehavior that had been gotten would be managed in the impending weeks.

"The current year's KCPE is the last assessment being delivered under the Jubilee organization, a system that has seen a six-year run of the cleanest and faultless public assessment crusade," he noted.

Educators Service Commission (CEO) Nancy Macharia shared Magoha's feelings, expressing that they would make a move against the deceitful guides.

"Instructors engaged with KCPE assessments deliberately maintained most extreme amazing skill. We will make a decisive move against instructors engaged with test anomalies," she repeated.