Student of Meru National School being addressed by their principal Mr Sirus Mwirigi on 3rd March 2016 after the 2015 KCSE national results were announced. PHOTO PETER MUTHOMI.

Chogoria Girls was the best school in Meru County with a mean score of 10.659. Some 21 candidates attained Grade A and while another 104 got A (minus).

Meru School also posted good results with a mean score of 9.7. Eleven students managed to get straight As, 76 got A (minus), 30 scored B, 47 (B-), 100 C+, nine (C) while one got a C 9minus).

"We thank God that in an year when massive exam leakage and cancellations were reported in Meru, we were able to retain our grade last year," head teacher Silas Mwirigi told a celebration assembly.

Materi Girls High School in Tharaka Nithi also performed well with a mean score of 9.675. One student, Susan Nduta Migwi, scored an A while 36 others had A (minus), 68 with B+, 39 with Grade B (minus), 14 with C+.

Chogoria Boys High School in Maara Constituency got a mean of 9.0392 with 21 A (minus) and more than 50 candidates attaining university entry grades.

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Kiurani Secondary School in Maara district also shone with a mean score of 9.788.