Top candidate appeals for help to join Kenya High

Nelly Kemunto who scored 440 marks in KCPE this year at their home in Teachers Estate, Nakuru on November 28, 2018. Her mother is facing murder charges for killing her father in March 2013. [Kennedy Gachuhi, Standard]

A girl who scored 440 marks in this year’s Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) exams is appealing for help to join Kenya High School.

Nelly Kemunto, 13, beat all odds to score the high marks at Mount St Mary’s Girls Primary School in Molo.

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