Moi High School Kabarak is a high-end private secondary school based in Nakuru County sitting on the famous Kabarak Farm which also hosts the Kabarak University. Moi High which is named after its founder, Daniel Toroitich Moi has been among the best-performing private schools in Kenya and among the few that have managed to keep up with the race of ranking in the top 100 schools year after year.
Despite being a private school, it’s also part of the National Secondary Schools and they offer the 8-4-4 educational curriculum which applies to all secondary schools in Kenya. In 2015 they brought the Nakuru county to a standstill after they emerged as the best school countrywide.
The school’s other school with a mean score of 11.667 with their first candidate earning a clean A while their last candidate earned a B- making all the students that year eligible to join public Universities under KUCCP. However, in 2016 things didn’t pan out as they had expected, and dropped to eighth position.
Just like their motto “On Earth, We Rise” the school has been up and down falling and rising but at a reasonable pace as they still rank in the top 20 almost every year.
In our feature, we highlight their recent results as well as their admission and school background.
Moi High School Kabarak KCSE Results
KCSE Results 2022/23
In 2022, the school had an overall mean score of 10.11 with boys getting a mean score of 10.13 while the girls earned 10.11. Below is their analysis.
Grade No. of Candidates
A 33
A- 136
B+ 84
B 56
B- 30
C+ 9
C 2
C- 1
D+ 0
D 0
D- 0
E 0
X 0
Y 0
Total Candidates= 351
Boys = 220
Girls= 131
University Entry= 348
KCSE Results 2021/22
In 2022 the school attained a mean score of 9.65 this time around girls led the chart with a mean score of 9.82 while boys earned a mean score of 9.75. Below is the analysis of that year.
Grade No. of Candidates
A 24
A- 109
B+ 86
B 67
B- 28
C+ 23
C 8
C- 4
D+ 0
D 0
D- 0
E 0
X 0
Y 0
Total Candidates= 349
Boys = 213
Girls= 136
University Entry= 337
KCSE Results 2020/21
In 2020, they had a good run despite the Corona hit, the mixed school has an overall mean grade of 9.596. The boys carried the day with 9.6 points while the ladies were behind with 9.589. Below is the analysis of the same year.
Grade No. of Candidates
A 15
A- 84
B+ 106
B 61
B- 44
C+ 18
C 9
C- 0
D+ 2
D 0
D- 0
E 0
X 0
Y 0
Total Candidates= 339
Boys = 215
Girls= 124
University Entry 328.
Moi High School Kabarak Admission
Being a national school it attracts many pupils who complete their primary level education. However, the school only admits pupils with the best results in their KCPE Results.
Unlike public school that attracts pupils from different backgrounds, rich or poor, Moi High School only attracts pupils from rich background since the school fee is quite high and all school activities are sponsored by the school fee paid by the students. Their yearly fee average to about Ksh 300k.
Moi High School Kabarak Background.
Moi High School Kabarak was founded in 1976 by the former and long-serving President the late Daniel Moi. The school was founded as a mixed secondary school and it was named after the founder and his farm Moi being the founder and Kabarak being his farm.
The school began with a small student population and it has grown to be one of the biggest learning institutions with over 1000 students. In their face of transition, they inaugurated a primary school in 1990 which now serves as the feeder for the high school.
In 2002, the school management was handed over to a board of governors who began working with the Ministry of education. Once they took the helm they began registering students via the Ministry of Education.