St. Faustina Kerugoya Girls’ High School has celebrated its first grade A plain in KCSE since the inception of the school.
Kamau Eveline Muthomi has a record at the school after attaining a mean grade of A plain in the 2024 KCSE examination, making history as the first student from the school to attain such a grade since the inception of the school.
The Principal, Joyce Githinji, said Eveline has made the school fraternity proud by attaining such an illustrious grade.
Githinji said they posted one A plain, 4 A- (minus), 9 B+ (plus), 29 B plain, 49 B- (minus), 63 C+ (plus), 60 C (plain), 27 C- (minus), 11 D+ (plus), and an overall mean of 6.844, which is an improvement from 6.582 in 2023 KCSE results.
“Kerugoya girls will remain to be a standard measure not only in education but also in other extracurricular activities,” said principal Githinji.
She added that, they are expecting more As moving forward, adding that she is optimistic that the current form-four students will perform even better because they have prepared them since they joined form one in 2022.
She attributed the success to the hard work by the students, teachers, and all other stakeholders at the institution.
Ann Muthoni, a student at St. Faustina Kerugoya Girls High School, said that since they joined the school, they have been working hard towards attaining a grade A plan.
“The outcome of last year’s results has proven to them it’s possible to attain good grades through hard work, discipline, and commitment,” said Muthoni.
By David Wandeto