- Maryhill Girls High School in Thika organized a dynamic event to launch its ambitious objectives for the 2025 KCSE.
- Students in the fourth form entered the venue dancing and cheering, creating a lively atmosphere as their parents looked on
- Both teachers and students participated in the celebration, with banners and a specially designed cake reflecting their target academic year's logo.
- The initiative sparked a wide range of reactions on social media, with former students and other Kenyans expressing their thoughts
Maryhill Girls High School in Thika, Kiambu county, Kenya has set its target mean grade and score for the 2025 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE).
The school hosted a lively and vibrant celebration where each Form Four stream made their entrances with dance and cheer, adding to the festive atmosphere.
What are the expected examination results for Maryhill Girls High School for the year 2025 as per the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE)?
In videos circulating on TikTok, students and educators are shown dancing and celebrating before they reveal a banner displaying the target average grade and average score in front of their parents.
Additionally, they had a cake with the targets for KCSE 2025 written on it.
The target average score is 10.6, a mean grade of A plain.
Social media users react
The beautiful launch sparked a range of reactions online, with many sharing their high school experiences, while others wished the students all the best in their academic pursuits and future aspirations.
Belindalish:
The bazokizo group was extremely reserved.
Barry:
Maina, I'm currently attending school and it's already week three, but unfortunately, we don't have a set schedule.
OFA:
“Is it true that the class with the most talented dancers typically has weaker overall performer skills, while the class with weaker dancers tends to have the most talented performers?”
Natasha:
What do you mean 'target launching' sessions? They're no longer included in our classroom meetings.
One:
“The KCSE target was launched with a lot spent by parents, I know.”
Shawadi:
I am unable to return to this school again.
Mooh:
“An alumnus of Maryhill, here with great pride.”
Rinje Zay:
“Where do people manage to get employed at these schools? Unfortunately, we experience challenges at Kahutini secondary school. In such an institution, it's even possible to secure a job without receiving a salary.”
Mwas:
"Then you have our school, the staff meeting is scheduled for next week, the schedule has not been finalized yet and attendance records are still to be created.”
Chebie 538:
“You mean individuals propose targets, they aren't just decided in boardrooms?”
I cannot corroborate or suggest which schools perform well in KCSE in 2024 as I do not have access to current information.
The school in Thika celebrated outstanding performance in the 2024 KCSE exam results. The girls achieved a mean score of 10.0511, an increase from 2023 when they scored 9.4423.
Out of the total number of candidates, 80 scored A with pluses, 181 scored A with minuses, 139 scored B with pluses, 111 scored B with minuses, and 37 scored B with minuses.
Additionally, 32 candidates achieved a grade of C+, five candidates received a grade of C plain and only two candidates scored C.
Education Cabinet Secretary Dr. Julius Malombe has released the 2024 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education Examination (KCSE) results.
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba officially announced the release of the 2024 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination results.
It is reported that a total of 962,512 candidates sat the national examination in the year 2024.
She mentioned that among the top performers, 1,693 candidates achieved perfect scores, with 246,391 candidates receiving university entry grades directly.
The Computer Scientist (CS) noted that the performance improvement was a direct result of the introduction of the new grading system.