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Education Updates » Education » KCPE 2021 :Questions Arises in Emmanuel Springs Academy Where 37 Students Scored 85% In Mathematics

KCPE 2021 :Questions Arises in Emmanuel Springs Academy Where 37 Students Scored 85% In Mathematics

Felix Mogendi by Felix Mogendi
March 30, 2022
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Thirty-seven KCPE candidates from Emmanuel Springs Academy in Makueni county’s Wote sub-county got an A in Mathematics.

What’s astonishing, however, is that they all got the same grade, 85%.

Some teachers and parents are scratching their heads, unsure if this is indeed conceivable.

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“How is this even possible? What exactly happened?” Linet, one of the teachers, questioned how all students could receive the same grade.

Below are the results

Emmanuel Mutinda, who received 420 points in the KCPE 2021 tests, is the school’s top candidate.

Carl Kilai and Allen Kilonzo, who both scored 418, are close behind him.

Mr Patrick Mbatha, on the other hand, believes that this circumstance is attributable in part to Knec’s standardization efforts.

Academic giants in Kitui, Machakos, and Makueni counties restored their dominance of the KCPE performance tables in the 2021 exam results, which had been threatened by little-known institutions.

Emmanuel Springs Academy is one of them, and it has had outstanding outcomes over the years.

It ranked first in the region in terms of the number of students who received a grade of 400 or higher. Of the 123 pupils that took the exam at the institution, 51 received a score of 400 or higher.

Mr Patrick Mutua, the head teacher, said, “We have created the finest student in the county, Mweke Emmanuel Mutinda, who scored 420 marks.”

Mr Mutua’s school defeated well-known academic heavyweights in the county, including Kari Mwailu Primary School, which delivered the best KCPE pupil nationally in the 2020 exam, according to the findings.

Christine Mwongeli, the school’s top student this year, received 417 points.

At Miangeni International Academy, 25 students received grades of 400 or higher. The top KCPE student received 420 points, two points higher than the top ACK Wote Primary School student.

Musyoka Kings Kelvin of AIC Kathonzweni Primary School was one of the top 10 performers with special needs.

According to the findings reviewed by the Nation, Tusunini Primary School produced five pupils who scored higher than 400.

Kyalo Victoria Mwongeli of Ngwiw’a Primary School in Kibwezi region stunned regional academic giants by scoring 401 points. In the nearby Ngaakaa Primary School, 15 children received grades of 350 or higher.

In Machakos County, private schools outperform public schools.

Willis Kasivu Musau of Lukenya Academy received 418 points, placing him among the county’s top students. Thirteen kids from Muumandu Hills Academy, which has a strong track record, got 400 or above. The best candidate received 414 points.

Muli Karen Kavila received 410 points at Fullcare Academy, while Muema Angel Wavinya received 409 points.

Teachers, on the other hand, dismissed the regional academic giants’ poor performance, claiming that it mirrored the exam’s general performance nationally.

“Last year’s top student received 433 points. This year, the score has slipped to 428. We anticipate that the lowered performance will be reflected in all of the outcomes. It explains why our grades have dropped,” a Kari Mwailu instructor explained.

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