Almost all candidates who sat for the 2024 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination at Ikuu Boys High School have qualified for university admission, marking a strong academic showing by the national school in Tharaka-Nithi County.
| With a mean score of 9.2, over 98 per cent of Ikuu Boys candidates attained university entry grades. | |
KCSE 2024 Grade Distribution
The results show strong performance across all grade bands, reflecting consistency rather than reliance on a few top scorers.
- 7 candidates scored grade A
- 37 candidates attained A−
- 93 candidates earned B+
- 83 candidates scored B (plain)
- 64 candidates attained B−
- 26 candidates scored C+
- 5 candidates scored grade C
Discipline and Teamwork Behind the Success
Speaking at the school during the release of results, Principal Morris Thigaa attributed the strong performance to discipline, teamwork, and close collaboration among teachers, non-teaching staff, parents, and education stakeholders.
“This is a good performance and a clear demonstration that when discipline, commitment, and teamwork are embraced, boys can perform exceptionally well.”
He emphasized that sustained focus and commitment remain key in ensuring even better outcomes in future examinations.
Student Mentorship and Behavioural Guidance
The school maintains a structured counselling and mentorship programme, closely monitoring student behaviour and guiding learners as they grow academically and socially.
According to the school administration, discipline remains central to the institution’s academic culture, helping students remain focused throughout their studies.
Ikūū for Ikūū Student Support Initiative
The principal also highlighted Ikūū for Ikūū, a student-led initiative that raises funds to support learners unable to meet school fees obligations.
The initiative has been praised as a model of solidarity and selfless service, ensuring that financial challenges do not disrupt promising academic journeys.
Support from Staff and Parents
Unity between teaching and non-teaching staff was cited as a key contributor to the success, with shared responsibility playing a major role in guiding learners.
Parents and other stakeholders were also commended for their continued support, with the school noting that collective effort remains essential in sustaining strong academic performance.
Looking Ahead
Students were urged to remain disciplined and committed as they transition to higher education, while current learners were encouraged to uphold the school’s culture of hard work.
The KCSE 2024 results reaffirm Ikuu Boys High School’s position as a leading national institution and highlight the impact of discipline, mentorship, and community support on academic excellence.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How many Ikuu Boys candidates qualified for university?
A total of 310 out of 315 candidates attained the minimum university entry grade of C+ and above.
What was the school’s mean score?
The school recorded a mean score of 9.2 in the 2024 KCSE examination.
What contributed to the strong performance?
Discipline, teamwork, effective teaching, student mentorship, and strong support from parents and stakeholders.
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