Lugulu Girls’ KCSE Results Withholding: KNEC Responds.
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has debunked reports circulating on social media that Lugulu Girls’ High School’s KCSE results have been released.
These posts, which emerged on Wednesday, January 15, suggested that the national school had received its results, initially withheld after the KCSE release.
Social media posts claimed the school achieved an impressive mean grade of 10.2265, with all students meeting the university entry cut-off grade. However, KNEC dismissed these claims as false through a statement on their official social media accounts.
Schools Withheld Results
Lugulu Girls is among five schools whose KCSE results remain under review. The other affected institutions include:
| School Name | County |
|---|---|
| St. Peter’s Abwao Secondary School | Migori County |
| Mama Malia Academy | Kitui County |
| Kipsingei Mixed Secondary School | Bomet County |
| Katilu Boys High School | Turkana County |
The withholding of results has left many in a state of uncertainty, particularly at Lugulu Girls, known for its history of academic excellence.
Timeline of Events
January 9, 2024: Initial KCSE Results Release
While other national schools celebrated their performances, the Bungoma-based Lugulu Girls discovered their results were withheld without immediate explanation. This development shocked students, parents, and staff alike.
January 10, 2024: School Administration Reassures Parents
To address concerns, the administration assured parents and guardians via official communication that the issue was being handled. The message stated that efforts were underway to resolve the situation through the council’s appeal channels.
“The administration wishes to assure all parents that the results will be made available in due time,” it noted, emphasizing the ongoing pursuit of resolution.
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January 11, 2024: Local Leader Speaks Out
Kimilili Member of Parliament Didmus Barasa dismissed rumours that the results had been cancelled. He reported contacting Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba, who confirmed the withholding was for further verification.
Barasa vowed to follow up on the issue to ensure a timely resolution. He expressed confidence that once verification concludes, the results would be accessible to all 2024 candidates.
The examination body’s post is the latest in a series of updates addressing the confusion. KNEC emphasized that any official updates would come through their verified channels.
Conclusion
As the matter unfolds, stakeholders at Lugulu Girls and the other affected schools await KNEC’s decision. The council’s verification process is expected to clarify the situation and provide closure to the candidates, parents, and school communities involved.
Lugulu Girls’ KCSE Results Withholding: KNEC Responds.
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