How HoL Alumni Faired in the 2021 National Examinations

Academic achievement for underprivileged children living in Kariobangi is significantly impacted by the lack of access to quality early childhood education. As a result, they face challenges with cognitive and literary abilities. In addition, they often begin school when they are academically behind their peers from higher-income backgrounds.

Hands of Love was founded 15 years ago to address this disparity. Over the years, we have provided high-quality early childhood education and food and basic healthcare to children aged 4 – 8 years. By providing a solid foundation, we set up children who graduate from our school for success in their primary education.

The 2021 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) examination results show our work’s impact on education outcomes for HoL alumni. The performance of 21 alumni who sat for the exam was outstanding. The mean score for the group was 322 points out of a possible 500. The highest performance was 406 points, and the lowest was 271.

Here is a list of the students and how they performed
1) Lewis Muga – 406
2) Harry Niphery – 389
3) Boniface Wafula – 371
4) Crispine Owuor – 358
5) Clair Anyango – 351
6) Wayne Amsikwa – 340
7) Francis Nderitu – 335
8) Emily Ahono – 330
9) Hamsa Bariso – 324
10) Lilian Awuor – 321
11) Christine Achieng – 315
12) Mary Muthoni – 314
13) Lionel Mola – 305
14) Lakiysha Rose – 304
15) Naomi Mwende – 301
16) Abigail Wanjiku – 297
17) Polet Atieno – 296
18) Georgina Mumbi – 281
19) Jerry Omondi – 280
20) Abubakar Juma – 276
21) Sibil Akinyi – 271