Njoro Boys High School Details
Njoro Boys High School is a government boys boarding school offering an 8-4-4 education system. The School is located in Njoro Location, Njoro Division, Njoro Constituency in Nakuru County. For further information please see the school contacts below.
When it comes to masculine bravado, few schools can hold a candle to Njoro Boys that is nicknamed POH( Pure Oxygen Holics), due to sheer unbridled energy. ‘The School of Men’ known as Njoro Boys always proved a handful for police, just a fence away, whenever they rioted and went on strike.
Njoro Boys was founded by odieros populating the area in 1961 when Sir Patrick Renison was Kenya’s Governor. The school was a mixture of many whites, a few Indians and a handful of Africans on its 116 acres.
‘Samcon’ was the second lorry-type bus, so named as it looked like. Njoro Boys’ Janjaweed Maniacs’ rugby team terrorised opponents to win national titles.
Few were spared, including arch-rivals Nakuru High, who received similar treatment in soccer in the day’s school bursar, Mr Ong’anyi, was the coach. Other than sports, Njoro Boys also did well in Music festivals and Drama. Saturday was a favourite day for most students, as the supper menu
Notable alumni guided by the motto ‘Labour to Succeed’ include prominent lawyer Rumba Kinuthia, the ae lawyer and Nakuru Tow MP, Mirugi Kariuki, former Eldama Ravine Mp, Musa Sirima, Comedian Churchill Show ‘karis’.
The school aims to prepare students to make a positive contribution to the development of the society and to acquire the values of national patriotism, self-respect, self-reliance, cooperation, adaptability, a sense of purpose and self-discipline.
Njoro Boys High School is classified as a public secondary school and is funded by the government of Kenya and managed through a board of governors and parent-teacher associations (PTA).
Quick Facts
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- School Code: K7091576
- Level: Secondary School
- Day/Boarding: Boarding
- Gender: Boys
- Ownership: Public
- Sponsor: Religious Organisation
- Student Needs: Ordinary
- System: 844
School Curriculum
The secondary school curriculum in Kenya covers six major areas:
- Mathematics.
- Communication: English, Kiswahili, and foreign languages),
- Science: Physical Science and Biological Science.
- Humanities: History, government, social education, geography, religious education, and ethics),
- Applied Education: Agriculture, business education, accounts, commerce, industrial education, wood technology, metal technology, power mechanics, electrical technology, typing and office practice, home science, clothing and textiles, food and nutrition, arts, and music)
- Physical Education.
Njoro Boys High School KCSE Results
Individual candidates can check their KCSE results by SMS or online using an SMS number or website link provided at the release of the exam.
Candidates and parents should visit the school for their official results slip. Results for all candidates and the school national, county, and local ranking can also be found from the schools’ office.
The ministry of education advises parents teachers and pupils to check the KCSE result slip for any anomaly such as incorrect candidate’s name, school name, and code as well as wrong subject grade and report to KNEC within a month after the announcement.
Njoro Boys High School Fees, Account Number, and Uniform
For details on school fees structure, account number, and uniform, please contact the principal or the school’s office using the contacts below.
Njoro Boys High School Contacts (Address, Location, Email, Telephone, and Website)
- School Name: Njoro Boys High School
- Physical Location: Next to Njoro Market
- Address: P.O. Box 40, Njoro 20107
- City/Town: Njoro Town
- County: Nakuru County
- School Category: Secondary
- School Code: K7091576
- Phone Number: 051-61127, 020-2317165
- Email: njoroboys@yahoo.com
- Website: Pending Update
Njoro Boys High School News
Njoro Boys: The ‘School of Men’
When it comes to masculine bravado, few schools can hold a candle to Njoro Boys that is nicknamed POH (Pure Oxygen Holics), due to sheer unbridled energy.
‘The School of Men’ always proved a handful for police, just a fence away, whenever they rioted and went on strike. But these fallouts have since been contained.
Njoro Boys was founded by odieros populating the area in 1961 when Sir Patrick Renison was Kenya’s Governor. The school was a mixture of many whites, a few Indians and a handful of Africans on its 116 acres.
Besides POH, Njoro Boys had other nicknames, such as ‘MIG’ for (Men in Grey), because of its uniform, and kambi, to mean campus. ‘Samcon’ was the school bus named after Nakuru’s famous vehicle assembler. ‘Jumbo’ was the second lorry-type bus, so named as it looked like a close cousin of the elephant.
Njoro Boys ‘Janjaweed Maniacs’ rugby team terrorised opponents to win national titles. Few were spared, including arch rivals Nakuru High, who received similar treatment in soccer in the days school bursar, Mr Ong’anyi, was the coach. Other than sports, Njoro Boys also did well in drama and music festivals.
Saturday was a favourite day for most students, as the supper menu changed from ugali-madondo to ugali with nyama moja tu and sukuma!
Canteen man Jemo, known for selling robo boflo, was the most popular person in the school, where a certain male school nurse dispensed flu medicine for all ailments, including diarrhoea!
Notable alumni guided by the motto ‘Labour to Succeed’ include prominent lawyer Rumba Kinuthia, the late lawyer and Nakuru Town MP, Mirugi Kariuki, former Eldama Ravine MP, Musa Sirma, comedian ‘Karis’ of the Churchill Show, SuperSport East Africa GM, Auka Gecheo, Kenya Police Air Wing commandant Col (Rtd) Rogers Mbithi and Njoro MP, Joseph Kiuna.