We wish to congratulate the class of 2023 for an impressive performance in their KCSE examinations.

The class posted a mean score of 10.08 with 13 students scoring straight As. Three of these students scored 84 points, the maximum aggregate possible! We note with appreciation that 97% of the class met university entry requirements.

The class also posted impressive results in Computer Studies (12.00); French (11.37); Mathematics (11.25) and Kiswahili (10.345).

We thank all the teachers who walked with these students, especially during the shortened post-Covid academic years. The teachers went out of their way to hold after-school and Saturday classes in order to accelerate syllabus coverage. Many teachers held one-on-one remedial sessions, which went a long way in addressing learning gaps. This self-giving has yielded dividends! A big thank you to our teachers!

Special thanks to our parents for walking with your sons and for making heroic sacrifices for them. Your efforts, unconditional love and sacrifices have gone a long way in realising the success we celebrate today. Thank you, our parents!

And to our candidates who did the heavy lifting: studying in a day school requires self-discipline, self-drive and a strong will. You displayed all these and more and you have reaped the fruits; congratulations!

As you move on to the next phase of your academic journey, we are confident that you have the knowledge and skills to succeed in whichever field you choose. We are also confident that you go out to the world carrying within you the values and attitudes that make you true men of integrity.

As we promised you on Prize Giving Day, you can count on our prayers and remember, in Strathmore, you will always have a home!

Here are the thirteen candidates who scored a Mean Grade of A:

KYLE ANGWENYI
84

PRESLEY CHOMBA
84

ANTHONY FERNANDES
84

EMMANUEL KIMATHI
83

PHILIP MUGAMBI
83

SEAN MUIGA
83

JIBRIL MOHAMED
83

BRYAN KARIUKI
82

CHRISTOPHER KINYANJUI
82

DAVID KIPTOON
81

TEEJAY MAKUMI
81

FARRELL MUYA
81

OMAR OMAR
81

The Form 4 Class of 2022 has posted an impressive 10.50 mean score in the KCSE examinations results released on Friday, 20^th January 2023. This is a significant improvement on the 9.88 mean score posted by the Class of 2021.

We note with gratitude that 89 out of the 90 candidates attained the minimum entry requirement to University.

The class did extremely well in all subjects with Computer Studies maintaining a perfect mean of 12! French (11.813) and Geography (11.125) were also extremely well performed. The class also registered a tremendous improvement in mathematics and the three sciences.

We wish to thank God for these results and for His benevolence. We thank the parents of the class of 2022. You proved on so many occasions during your son’s academic odyssey at Strathmore your love for your sons and the school. This love and sacrifice have borne fruit, a hundredfold! We also thank the teachers who responded so generously to the great push that this class gave them in the quest for excellence. We appreciate the effort, dedication and commitment it took to realize these results. To the chaplaincy team, the mentors, administrative and support staff: these results would not have been possible without your support.

And to the late Ryan Kigo whose gentle twinkle, like the beautiful lone star in the sky has been inspiring the class from heaven: You will remain a living icon and an inseparable part of this class, thank you!

We wish these gallant young men all the best in their next phase of life.

Here are the ten candidates who scored a Mean Grade of A:

EMMANUEL MUKIRA

83

JUDE KHABURE

83

ANTHONY MWANGI

83

AIVAN ONYANGO

82

JEREMY MWIHIA

82

KEVIN LUMILI

82

HILLARY WEKESA

82

SAMUEL MUSEMBI

81

MATTHEW MANDI

81

SYLVANUS WANYONYI

81

We wish to congratulate the class of 2021 on a great performance in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education exams released earlier today!

The class posted a mean of 9.885, which is an improvement from the mean of 9.783 posted in 2020. In this exam, 14 students posted the maximum average Grade of A compared to 5 students who posted a similar Grade in 2020. Furthermore, 85 students out of 87 candidates attained the minimum Grade of C+ and above necessary for university admission. This translates to 98% transition rate to university.

There was a marked improvement in performance in English, Kiswahili, Geography and history. French and Computer Studies also maintained their impressive performance!

We wish to thank you, the parents of the class of 2021 for your unwavering support for your sons! Despite the many challenges occasioned by the Covid-19 pandemic, you sacrificed the time, finances and energies that go with Day School education to ensure the success of your sons. The school, and indeed your sons, will be eternally grateful to you! God has indeed blessed your efforts with success!

We also wish to thank the members of staff, both teaching and non-teaching: You went out of your way to teach, coach and mentor these boys, often going beyond the call of duty to ensure their success. Ahsanteni sana!

And to you the boys: You did the heavy lifting; you put in the hours; you put in the energies; you allowed yourselves to be moulded and guided! Behold the fruits of your hard work!

We present to you the 14 boys who topped in this exam:

JOB MUGANE

84

MARK MITHI

84

MATTHEW MWANGI

84

KYLE ODULA

83

EMMANUEL KAGIKA

83

DOUGLAS KABUI

83

TAJI NDUNG'U

82

NEAL ONYANGO

82

JOSEPH KYALO

82

SEAN ONYANGO

81

KANYI MWAI

81

FESTUS KINUTHIA

81

CARLTON MWANGI

81

AUGUSTINE CHIRONGA

81

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2019!

We would like to congratulate Strathmore School Class of 2019 for an impressive performance! In the results announced earlier today, the class scored an impressive mean of 9.880. Although it is a slight drop from last year’s 9.988, we appreciate the effort it has taken this class to achieve these results.

We note with gratitude that 72% of the candidature scored Grade B+ and above while 81 out of the 83 candidates attained the minimum university entry grade of C+. This translates to 98% transition rate to university.

Below is the breakdown of the results:

The class has posted impressive results in Computer Studies (all the students scored straight As), Mathematics, History, Geography and French. There was also a tremendous improvement in Kiswahili!

We give gratitude to God for granting us yet another successful year.

We thank the parents of these candidates for their sacrifice. SUCCESS IN A DAY SCHOOL HEAVILY HINGES ON THE COMMITMENT OF PARENTS. You, our parents have not let us down!

We thank our teachers and all the other members of staff. We have come a long way with this class. You showed faith in this class even in the darkest of moments; you went beyond the call of duty to ensure their success: behold the fruits of your hard work!

And to our candidates: Whatever Grade you scored, know that your school is proud of you! But always remember that ultimately, the world will not judge you by the grade that you scored today but by the strength of your character; CONGRATULATIONS!

Congratulations to the four candidates who scored Grade A:

Candidates who scored A

Michael wachira

83

JEFF MWATHI

82

VICTOR MWENDIA

82

NATHAN NDERITU

81