Provisional results for the 2025 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations show leading national schools achieving impressive performances, with Moi High School Kabarak emerging at the top.

• Moi High School Kabarak in Nakuru County led with a mean score of 10.59, with 82 A-plains and 150 A- grades.
• Out of 993,226 candidates who sat the exam, 270,715 attained direct university entry qualifications of mean grade C+ and above, an increase from 246,391 in 2024.
• Other top-performing schools include Alliance High School (10.47), Maranda High School (10.20), and Murang’a High School (10.16).