KCSE 2025: List of students who scored A

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba, on Friday, January 9, 2026, released the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exam results.

While releasing the results at Eldoret State Lodge in Uasin Gishu County, CS Ogamba noted that out of 993,000 candidates who sat the 2025 KCSE exams, 1,932 candidates achieved grade A.

This marked an increase in top performers nationally in the KCSE exams compared to previous years. In the 2024 KCSE exams, 1,693 candidates scored A.

President William Ruto, who received a briefing ahead of the official release, expressed satisfaction with the performance, calling it a milestone for Kenya’s education sector.

The 2025 KCSE cohort also marks the final set of students under the 8-4-4 curriculum, which formally ended in November 2025.

The Ministry of Education highlighted the growing performance of day school students, with 72,000 candidates from day secondary schools achieving C+ and above.

The list (in random order)

1. Barack Omwenga Ondicho – Kapsabet Boys High School (84 points)

2. Onyinkwa Jasper Mokua – Mangu High School (84 points)

3. Adem Stephen Packham – Chulaimbo Secondary School, Kisumu County (84 points)

4. Marion Anne Ndalo – Kisumu Girls (84 points)

5. Emmanuel Shikuku – Maranda High School (83 points)

6. Muriuki Ryan Gachihi – Kagumo High (83 points)

7. Miguel Isaac Lekakeny – St Anthony’s Boys High School, Kitale (83 points)

8. Hafsa Abukar Sharif – Furqan Integrated Secondary School (83 points)

9. Darrel Austine Kokeyo – Maranda High School (83 points)

10. Mercy Jepchumba – Alliance Girls High School (82 points)

11. Nanjala Dianah – Manyonyo Girls (83 points)

12. Michelle Wangari Mwangi – Our Lady of Mt Carmel Maryhill Girls High School (84 points)

13. Charity Imani – Bunyore Girls High School (84 points)

14. Maureen Kerina – Alliance Girls High School [84 points]

15. Michelle Kerina – Loreto Girls High School (83 points)

16. Ashley Kerubo Momanyi – Kenya High School (84 points)

17. Yvonne Mona – Mama Ngina Girls High School (84 points)

18. Nadome Diana – Moi High School Kabarak (84 points)

19. Achoo Trivence – Moi High School Kabarak (84 points)

20. Sonia Koske – Moi High School Kabarak (84 points)

21. Jesse Peter – Moi High School Kabarak (84 points)

22. Lubang Alfred – Moi High School Kabarak (84 points)

23. Ethan Muchene – Moi High School Kabarak (83 points)

24. Antonine Akinyi – Moi High School Kabarak (82 points)

25. Seanice Nelima – Moi High School Kabarak (83 points)

26. Gavin Kipkirui – Moi High School Kabarak (82 points)

27. Melvin Mugambi – Alliance High School (84 points)

28. Nuel Jal – Anestar Boys High School (83 points)

29. Njoroge Vincent – Anestar Boys High School (83 points)

30. Kelvin Kipengetich – Anestar Boys High (82 points)

40. Charles Wainaina – Baricho Boys High School (83 points)

41. Jeremiah Maku – Baricho Boys High School (83 points)

We’re adding more names as we get them. Keep refreshing the article.

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