With 768 available spots, Kabianga High School received the most form 1 applicants with 153,078. Then came Nanyuki High School, which had 148,827 candidates and 576 openings, and Nyandarua High School, which had 137,511 applicants and 240 openings.
According to Kenyans.co.ke, Kabianga High School has the most candidates (153,078 form 1) and has 768 spots. Nanyuki High School has 148,827 applicants and has 576 slots, and Nyandarua High School has 137,511 applicants and 240 slots.
The good news for parents is that Hon. Ezekiel Machogu, the Cabinet Secretary for Education, has stated there won't be any school fees for JJS unless they have boarding wings. Following a directive from President Ruto to the Treasury, KES 15,000 per student was put aside as capitation to support free education in all public schools.
"In order to promote free education in all public schools, President Ruto has instructed the Treasury to set aside KES 15,000 per student as capitation; the government will spend a total of KSH 9.6B for the students in this fiscal year.
Unless the school doesn't have boarding wings, no school should ever charge JJS students unless the school doesn't have boarding wings, in order "Ezekiel Machogu, CS, remarked.
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