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REPUBLIC OF KENYA

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

2016 BASIC EDUCATION STATISTICAL

BOOKLET

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Table of Contents

List of Tables .................................................................................................................................. ii List of Figures ................................................................................................................................ iii Abbreviations ................................................................................................................................. iv

Foreword ......................................................................................................................................... v Acknowledgements ........................................................................................................................ vi Executive Summary ...................................................................................................................... vii Chapter One: Introduction .............................................................................................................. 1

Overview of the Ministry ............................................................................................................ 1

Vision ......................................................................................................................................... 1

Mission ....................................................................................................................................... 1 Core Values ................................................................................................................................ 1

Organization of the Ministry ...................................................................................................... 2

Chapter Two: Methodology ............................................................................................................ 4

Data Collection Tools .................................................................................................................. 4

Data Collection and Processing ................................................................................................... 4 Estimation for Non Response ...................................................................................................... 5 Limitation of the 2016 Results .................................................................................................... 5

Reporting ..................................................................................................................................... 5

Chapter Three: Highlights of 2016 Schools Census Results .......................................................... 6

Number of Schools ...................................................................................................................... 6

Enrolment in Public and Private Schools .................................................................................... 7

Enrolment by Level of Education and Gender ............................................................................ 7 Learners with Special Needs ....................................................................................................... 9 Basic Education Schooling Profile ............................................................................................ 10

Gross Enrolment Rates and Net Enrolment Rates .................................................................... 12 Internal Efficiency Indicators .................................................................................................... 14

Teachers and Teacher Qualification .......................................................................................... 15 Pupils/Students Teacher Ratios ................................................................................................. 17

Schools Infrastructure ............................................................................................................... 18

ANNEX I: ECDE BY COUNTY ................................................................................................. 22 ANNEX II: PRIMARY BY COUNTY ........................................................................................ 29 ANNEX III: SECONDARY TABLES BY COUNTY ................................................................. 52

ANNEX IV: WORKING GROUPS ............................................................................................. 61

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List of Tables

Table 1: Number of Schools by Level ............................................................................................ 6 Table 2: Enrolment in Public and Private Schools 2016 ................................................................ 7

Table 3: Enrolment by Gender and Level of Education (‘000) ...................................................... 7 Table 4: Enrolment by gender, Level and Class ............................................................................. 8 Table 5: Learners with Special Needs ............................................................................................ 9 Table 6: Schooling Profile Indicators ........................................................................................... 10 Table 7: Comparison of Access Rates 2009 - 2016 ...................................................................... 11

Table 8: Gross and Net Enrolment Rates ...................................................................................... 12 Table 9: Internal Efficiency Indicators 2016 ................................................................................ 14 Table 10: Members of the Teaching Staff .................................................................................... 15 Table 11: Pupil/Student Teacher Ratios – 2016 ........................................................................... 17

Table 12: Classrooms in Primary and Secondary Schools ........................................................... 18 Table 13: Library and Science Laboratories in Secondary Schools ............................................. 18

Table 14: Number of Toilets and Pupil/Student Toilet Ratios ..................................................... 19 Table 21: Number of ECDE and Average ECDE Size ................................................................. 22 Table 22: ECDE Enrolment, Gross and Net Enrolment Rates ..................................................... 23

Table 23: ECDE Enrolment by Public and Private ....................................................................... 24 Table 24: Public ECDE Enrolment by Level ................................................................................ 25

Table 25: Private ECDE Enrolment by Level............................................................................... 26 Table 26: ECDE Teachers ............................................................................................................ 27 Table 27: ECDE Pupils Teacher Ratio ......................................................................................... 28

Table 21: Number of Schools and Average School Size .............................................................. 29 Table 22: Number of Schools by Location ................................................................................... 30

Table 23: Primary Enrolment, Gross and Net Enrolment Rates ................................................... 31

Table 24: Primary Enrolment by Public and Private .................................................................... 32

Table 25: Special Needs Enrolment by Category ......................................................................... 33 Table 26: Primary Enrolment by Class ......................................................................................... 34

Table 27: Primary Boys Enrolment by Class ................................................................................ 35 Table 28: Primary Girls Enrolment by Class ................................................................................ 36 Table 29: Public Primary Boys Enrolment by Class .................................................................... 37 Table 30: Public Primary Girls Enrolment by Class ..................................................................... 38

Table 31: Total Public Primary Enrolment by Class .................................................................... 39 Table 32: Private Primary Boys Enrolment by Class ................................................................... 40 Table 33: Private Primary Girls Enrolment by Class.................................................................... 41 Table 34: Total Private Primary Enrolment by Class ................................................................... 42 Table 35: Number of Repeaters by Class ..................................................................................... 43

Table 36: Boys Repeaters by Class ............................................................................................... 44 Table 37: Girls Repeaters by Class ............................................................................................... 45

Table 38: Primary Enrolment by Location ................................................................................... 46 Table 39: Public Enrolment by Location ...................................................................................... 47 Table 40: Private Enrolment by Location ..................................................................................... 48 Table 41: Primary School Teachers .............................................................................................. 49 Table 42: Primary Pupil Teacher Ratio ........................................................................................ 50 Table 44: Enrolment by Sub County and Class ............................................................................ 51

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Table 45: Enrolment by Sub County and Class in Public Schools ............................................... 51

Table 45: Number of Schools, Enrolment and Average School Sizes ......................................... 52 Table 48: Secondary Enrolment, Gross and Net Enrolment Rates ............................................... 53 Table 47: Secondary Enrolment by Public and Private ................................................................ 54

Table 48: Secondary Special Needs Enrolment ............................................................................ 55 Table 49: Public Secondary Enrolment by Grade ......................................................................... 56 Table 50: Private Secondary Enrolment by Grade ....................................................................... 57 Table 51: Total Secondary Enrolment by Grade .......................................................................... 58 Table 52: Secondary Teachers in Public and Private Schools ...................................................... 59

Table 53: Student Teacher Ratio in Secondary Schools ............................................................... 60

List of Figures

Figure 1: Enrolment Pyramid.......................................................................................................... 9

Figure 2: Schooling Profile 2014 - 2016 ...................................................................................... 11 Figure 3: ECDE Gross and Net Enrolment Rates ......................................................................... 12

Figure 4: Primary Gross and Net Enrolment Rates ...................................................................... 13 Figure 8: Secondary Gross and Net Enrolment Rates .................................................................. 14 Figure 6: Primary Teachers Qualification ..................................................................................... 16

Figure 7: Secondary Teachers Qualification................................................................................. 16 Figure 8: Electricity Connectivity in Primary Schools ................................................................. 20

Figure 9: Electricity Connectivity in Secondary Schools ............................................................. 20 Figure 10: Water Source in Primary Schools ............................................................................... 21 Figure 11: Water Source in Secondary Schools ........................................................................... 21

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Abbreviations

BOM Board of Management

CBE Curriculum Based Establishment

CPPMU Central Planning and Project Monitoring Unit

ECDE Early Childhood Development Education

EFA Education for All

EMIS Education Management Information System

FDSE Free Day Secondary Education

FPE Free Primary Education

GER Gross Enrolment Rate

ICT Information and Communication Technology

KCPE Kenya Certificate of Primary Education

KCSE Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education

KEMI Kenya Education Management Institute

KNEC Kenya National Examination Council

MOE Ministry of Education

NER Net Enrolment Rate

PTR Pupil Teacher Ratio

TSC Teachers Service Commission

UIS UNESCO Institute for Statistics

UNESCO United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization

UNICEF United Nations Children’s Fund

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Foreword

Data and information continue to be critical in the development of the education sector. As the country

yearns for a knowledge based economy, everyone has set their focus on the contribution of the education

sector as it is responsible for development of human capital to support the achievement of the long term

development goals and even sustain the status once achieved. The policy and planning in the sector has to

therefore be based on evidence so that the interventions we put in place for the sector’s development remain

grounded on facts. The Ministry thus takes the production of data and information very seriously and has

taken considerable strides in ensuring credible, reliable and accurate data is produced for the purpose of

effective policy and planning. The data produced by the sector also helps in tracking the achievements the

sector has made against the commitments it has made to the public.

The 2016 statistical booklet puts emphasis on a range of indicators core to the sector. The booklet covers

indicators transcending early childhood development and education, primary and secondary levels of

education. It covers the distribution of learning institutions as our education supply points; enrollment and

enrolment rates; number of teachers in their categories of employment (Government and School Board

employed teachers), their levels of qualification and the pupil teacher ratio; status of school infrastructure

with special emphasis on classrooms and sanitation facilities. These indicators are produced for private and

public schools at all the three levels of education with rural and urban dimensions where possible. These

indicators provide an opportunity to establish the progress made towards achieving the objectives of the

education sector and to look into the future in terms of policies that need to be put in place towards ensuring

equity in accessing education while also addressing quality issues.

The results presented in this booklet are the outputs of the Education Management Information System

whose evolution the Ministry continues to invest in. The Ministry is committed to the continuous

improvement of the credibility, reliability and accuracy of these results. Though the Ministry has made

significant progress in the recent past, a number of challenges remain outstanding. These are expected to

be resolved in the new regime of EMIS which targets precision in reporting. I wish to reiterate the Ministry’s

commitment in producing quality education statistics to inform management of education programs not

only in basic education but across the sector.

Finally, I wish to point out that the booklet is very informative for the purposes of planning, resource

allocation, research and programming in the country. It also creates an avenue for engaging other

stakeholders in the private sector and interested development partners. I encourage all stakeholders to use

the results extensively in the improvement of the sector.

Prof. George A. O. Magoha, CBS

CABINET SECRETARY FOR EDUCATION

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Acknowledgements

I would like to thank everyone who put their time and energy to the production of the 2016 Basic

Education Statistical booklet. This being the third consecutive statistical booklet produced by the

Ministry since the Annual Schools Census was revived in 2014, it shows the sector is committed

to the production of data in support of efficient policy formulation and planning and overall

management of the education sector. I would like sincerely thank the UNICEF Kenya Country

Office - Education under the leadership of Dr. Daniel Baheta for the consistent support that it has

extended to the Ministry in the past two rounds of data collection and processing and even for

supporting this round of data processing. The technical support received from Andriamamy

Rakotomalala also supported by the UNICEF is deeply honoured.

I would like to thank the UNESCO Institute of Statistics under the UNESCO Regional Office for

the quality assurance backstopping provided to the technical team in the data processing. I would

also like to appreciate the tremendous effort put into this round of data collection and processing

by the Central Planning and Project Monitoring Unit under the leadership of the Chief Economist.

The immense energy put into this process by the unit cannot be overemphasized. The unit

facilitated the distribution of data collection tools; verification of completeness of data submitted

from schools; supported data entry, data cleaning, validation and the drafting of this booklet.

The dedicated contribution from the County Directors of Education; County Quality Assurance

and Standards Officers; Sub County Directors of Education; Sub County Quality Assurance and

Standards officer, Sub County EMIS Clerks and school heads deserve a lot of plaudits. Without

the support and dedication from the field team, the 2016 results would not be here to be seen. The

devotion from the field team ensured the sector achieves the objective of delivering the 2016

school census in time.

Finally I would like to thank the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics for their support in ensuring

the results delivered meet the desired standards of quality set by the National Statistical System.

The process and logistics involved were gruesome but thanks for the continued support by relevant

stakeholders the 2016 school annual census was confirmed as credible.

Dr. Belio Kipsang, CBS

PRINCIPAL SECRETARY,

STATE DEPARTMENT OF EARLY LEARNING & BASIC EDUCATION

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Executive Summary

The Ministry of Education has released the 2016 statistical booklet which continues to affirm its

commitment to deliver reliable and accurate data information. The purpose for data collection is

to help in planning and implementation of Education projects. The booklet covers Early Childhood

Development and Education, Primary and Secondary based on the 2016 school census conducted

in basic education institutions.

The number of Early Childhood Development and Education centres increased from 40,775 in

2015 to 41,248 representing a 1.2% growth in 2016 while the average size of a centre maintained

an average of 78 (85 in public centres and 66 in private)

Primary schools increased from 31,333 in 2015 to 33,232 in 2016 representing 6.1% increase

compared to 6.4% in 2015; the average school size dropped from 322 to 309. Growth in Private

schools remained stagnant at 15% while Public schools decreased from 3.2% to 2.4% representing

0.8% decrease. In Secondary education, the number of schools increased from 9,440 in 2015 to

9,966 in 2016. Secondary schools also reported an increase of 5.6% between 2015 and 2016

compared to 8.1% between 2014 and 2015. Public schools increased by 3.8% compared to 18.7%

in private schools. The average size of secondary schools increased from 271 in 2015 to 273 in

2016.

ECDE enrolment increased by 1% between 2015 and 2016 slowing down from growth of 4.9%

between 2014 and 2015. Gender parity based on absolute enrolment dropped marginally from 0.97

to 0.96. Primary education, enrolment increased by about 190,000 students representing 1.9%

between 2015 and 2016. Gender parity based on absolute enrolment has been stable for the last

five years at 0.97. In secondary schools, enrolment increased by about 165,000 students

representing 6.4% growth between 2015 and 2016. Girl's enrolment continued an impressive

growth of 9.6% between 2015 and 2016 pushing up the gender parity 0.05 units from 0.9 to 0.95.

The number of special needs enrolled in primary schools stood at 222,700 pupils with 11,400

students enrolled in secondary schools. The number of girls with special needs in both primary

and secondary is similar at 45%. In primary 44% of pupils with special needs have intellectual

impairments while 34% have hearing and visual impairments (17% hearing and 17% visual). 14%

have physical impairments while 8% have multiple special needs cases.

Gross Intake Rate (GIR) has stabilized at 100%while the Primary Completion Rate (PCR) had

gained 1% to settle at 84% between 2015 and 2016. Transition from primary to secondary lost a

percentage in 2016 having recorded 86% in 2015.

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ECDE Gross Enrolment Rate (GER) and Net Enrolment Rate (NER) continued to show stability

with GER recording 76.6% in 2016 a drop from 76.4% in 2015. NER gained 0.03% points from

74.6% in 2015 to 74.9% in 2016. In Primary schools GER increased from 103.6% in 2015 to

104.2% in 2016 while NER increased from 88.4% in 2015 to 91.2% in 2016. In Secondary the

GER increased from 63.3% in 2015 to 66.8% in 2016 while the NER increased from 47.8% in

2015 to 49.5% in 2016. The gap between GER and NER closed up from 1.8% in 2015 to 1.3% in

2016.

ECDE had a total of 110,819 according to the 2016 school census with 81% being female. 62.1%

of the teachers were employed by the County Governments in public ECDE centers while 37.9%

were in private centers. According to the school census, Primary schools had an increase of

teachers by 6% from 332,166 in 2015 to 351,103 in 2016. 71.2% practice in public schools while

28.8% practice in private schools. Public schools had 86% employed by TSC while the rest are

employed by school Boards. In Secondary, 138,138 teachers were reported. This being an increase

of 7% from 129,306. 90% of them were in Public schools.

The Pupil Teacher Ratio (PTR) in ECDE stood at 31 and 25 in public and private respectively.

The overall PTR stands at 29. Primary schools has a similar PTR as ECDE at 29 with private

schools having a teacher for every 17 pupils. Secondary schools PTR stands at 20 for both public

and private.

The booklet has four key chapters including the methodology used during the collection of data,

its processing and validation, the limitations and the steps taken towards the improvement of

quality of data delivered by the Ministry. The annexes provide detailed information obtained at

the County level.

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Chapter One: Introduction

Education plays a major role in transforming the country into a more competitive nation globally

as is in line with vision 2030 of ensuring quality and affordable education for all where education

is not only a learning process but one that equips its people with the necessary know how to sustain

themselves socially and economically. The Ministry therefore ensures Kenya has the necessary

knowledge, skills and manpower to make it more prosperous.

Overview of the Ministry

The Ministry of Education in the current government structure was established through the

Executive Order No 2 of May 2013. The order mandated the Ministry to among other functions,

manage education and training matters in the country.

Vision

The vision of the Ministry is to have a globally competitive education, training, research and

innovation system for sustainable development.

Mission

To provide, promote and coordinate the delivery of quality education, training and research and

enhance integration of Science, Technology and Innovation into national production systems for

sustainable development.

Core Values

The operational environment is governed by a desired set of core values, which constitute the

desired organizational culture. The core values of the Ministry include:

1. Integrity – Committed to acting in an honest, accountable and transparent manner in all our

undertakings.

2. Professionalism – Committed to the highest levels of achievement obtainable through

competencies and critical skills.

3. Teamwork - Embrace teamwork and collaboration both within the Ministry and with all

partners in the provision of education services.

4. Excellence - Committed to world class benchmarking of standards

5. Efficiency- Strive to achieve the highest value of benefit from the deployment of resources,

particularly to the learner.

6. Innovativeness and creativity – Committed to setting and maintaining high standards of

education and training through continuous improvement of service delivery.

7. Upholding cultural diversity- Education seeks to create a cohesive society where all people

live together harmoniously regardless of race, tribe, creed, or geographic area of origin.

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Organization of the Ministry

The Ministry is comprised of three State Departments i.e. the State Department of Basic Education;

the State Department of Vocational and Technical Training; and the State Department of

University Education. The three state departments have the following directorates:

State Department of Basic Education

1. Administration and Planning: The directorate provides shared services to technical directorates. The

directorate is further arranged in various units that include Administration, Human Resource

Management and Development, Accounts, Finance, Central Planning and Project Monitoring Unit

(CPPMU), Information and Communication Technology; Procurement; HIV/AIDS Unit; Gender; and

Guidance and Counseling.

2. Directorate of Primary Education: The directorate is responsible for the formulation of primary

education policies; implementation of primary education; primary schools teachers training; and

Primary Special Needs Education.

3. Directorate of Secondary Education: The directorate co-ordinates secondary education programs.

4. Directorate of Teacher Education:

5. Directorate of Special Needs Education:

6. Directorate of Field Coordination and Co-Curricula:

7. Directorate of Early Years Education: The directorate is responsible for the formulation of pre-

primary education policies;

8. Directorate of Projects Delivery and Coordination

9. Directorate of Policy, Partnerships and East Africa Community Affairs: The directorate

coordinates overall policy formulation and nurturing partnerships between the Ministry and its

development partners within the country and beyond.

10. Directorate of Adult and Continuing Education: The directorate coordinates Adult and Education

programs; provides basic education and training opportunities to adults and out of school youth aged

15 years and above who either missed to join the formal education system in their childhood or dropped

out of school before attaining sustainable levels of education.

State Department of Vocational and Technical Training






12. Directorate of Youth Training: The directorate is mandated to revitalize and rehabilitate Youth

Polytechnics countrywide. This directorate addresses issues of youth with regard to access of relevant

education and training, employment and participation in national development.

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13. Directorate of Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET): The directorate is mandated

to coordinate and implement technical education and training in the country. This includes enhancing

access, equity, quality and relevance in technical education and training. The directorate also fosters

linkages and collaborations between industry and TVET institutions.

State Department of University Education






15. Directorate of Higher Education: The directorate collaborates with relevant bodies to formulate and

review of policies on Higher Education; expand access and improve quality and relevance of university

education; coordinate admission of students to public universities.

16. Directorate of Research Management and Development: The mandate of the directorate

includes: formulation of policy for research, science, Technology and Innovation; knowledge

management; facilitating and guiding the national research system through policies that

rationalize the integration of research and development into overall national economic

development; and integrating research into national development.

In addition to the directorates, the Ministry has other key sector players which include The

Teachers Service Commission (TSC); Semi-Autonomous Government Agencies (SAGA);

Unions; Civil Societies; and the Kenya Private Schools Association.

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Chapter Two: Methodology

The Ministry continues to deliver quality data to support the development of education

countrywide hence the exemplary commitment to process and produce this statistical booklet. The

sector has ensured the methodology used to produce the data is sustained at high standards that are

beyond reproach, transparent and strives to improve future productions. The 2016 Annual Schools

Census followed the process detailed below.

Data Collection Tools

During the 2016 Schools Census exercise, the Ministry made a slight improvement of the ECDE

and Primary schools tool, not on the variables collected, but on the structure of the sections to

ensure clear distinctions between the ECDE and Primary sections. This move was informed by the

need to avoid challenges experienced by school heads where some figures meant for ECDE section

found themselves in the primary section of the tool. There was no change made on the variables

collected in secondary schools. Additional clarifications were made on the instructions for

completing the primary and secondary tools to improve precision of the responses provided by

school heads. Please see the tool annex 4a and 4b.

Data Collection and Processing

The data collection tools were printed and distributed to the two hundred and ninety (290) Sub

County Offices in the month of August 2016. The Sub County Offices subsequently distributed

the tools to their respective schools in the first two weeks of third term of 2016 which began in

September of that year. The distribution was based on the updated master school list generated

from the 2015 Schools Census data set. Schools spent the second half of the month of September

to complete the tools after which they returned two copies of the tools to their respective Sub

County Offices in the month of October. The third copy is expected to be maintained by schools

for their records. The triplicate design of the data collection tools is maintained to ensure each

school and the Sub County offices have copies as census records while the original copy is

forwarded to the Ministry for central processing.

The first frontier of data processing was the Sub County Offices where coverage was assessed to

ensure all schools participated in the census exercise. Establishment of new schools being a

continuous process, there were schools that were obviously out of the 2015 schools master list.

There are schools that closed down and this verification could only be possible at the Sub County

level. The second level of verification carried out by the Sub County was the completeness of the

submitted data collection tools. This was done to ensure possible data gaps are addressed while

the data collection tools were still close to the data providers.

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The data collection tools were finally submitted to the Ministry’s headquarters in the month of

October/November 2016. The data entry did not happen until January 2017 owing to the increased

surveillance in the 2016 national examination which involved most of the officers who are usually

engaged in the data entry exercise. The data entry exercise was carried out by a team of one

hundred (109) clerks, 14 from the Ministry’s headquarters and 95 drawn from fortyseven (47)

counties. The data entry exercise lasted two weeks beginning 16th January 2017.

Data cleaning was carried out in the month of February 2017.

Estimation for Non Response

During the data cleaning, the Ministry established that about 5000 schools had not submitted their

questionnaires despite being in the previous school census. Similar to the cases established in the

2015 census, most of the schools in the missing category were private, some of which had been

closed down due to administrative decisions. To cover 100% reporting, estimation was done taking

the missing schools into account and simulating the results of the previous census.

Limitation of the 2016 Results

Completeness of the data collection tools

Reduced coverage compared to 2015

Update of what should be static data for instance a school connected to electricity in 2015 is not

connected in 2016

Reporting

The 2016 Basic Education Statistical Booklet is a continuation of the annual statistical publication

initiated in 2015 containing 2014 data. The booklet has been put together by a technical team from

the Ministry of Education with technical oversight provided by an EMIS expert who also doubles

up as an Education Economist. The booklet has been validated by the senior management of the

Ministry.

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Chapter Three: Highlights of 2016 Schools Census Results

This chapter provides highlights of the 2016 schools census results with provision for trend of

selected indicators from 2012. The indicators presented hence include number of schools and

corresponding school sizes for each level; enrolments and enrolment rates for each education level;

comparative schooling profiles for selected years; promotion, repetition and dropout rates selected

for internal efficiency indicators; teachers and pupil teacher ratios; deployment/distribution of

teachers; text books and pupil text book ratios; classrooms and class sizes; proxy for system

outputs measured by examination results for each of the relevant levels; and infrastructure.

Number of Schools

Table 1 below shows the trend in the growth of ECDE centers, primary and secondary schools.

The number of ECDE Centers increased from 40,775 in 2015 to 41,248 in 2016 representing a

growth of 1.2% growth. The growth saw an average of 7 new public and 3 new private centersper

county compared to an average of 2 new public and 10 new private centers per county in 2015.

The share of private ECDE centers therefore remained stagnant at 39%, the same share reported

in 2015. The average size of an ECDE center in 2016 is 78 (85 in public centers and 66 in private).

Table 1: Number of Schools by Level

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

ECDE

Public 24,654 24,702 24,768 24,862 25,175

Private 15,104 15,443 15,443 15,913 16,073

Total 39,758 40,145 40,211 40,775 41,248

Average school size 68 71 75 78 78

Primary

Public 20,307 21,205 21,718 22,414 22,945

Private 6,242 6,821 7,742 8,919 10,287

Total 26,549 28,026 29,460 31,333 33,232


Secondary

Public 6,188 6,807 7,686 8,297 8,609

Private 986 1,027 1,048 1,143 1,357

Total 7,174 7,834 8,734 9,440 9,966


Total Basic Education Institutions 73,481 76,005 78,405 81,545 84,446 Source: Ministry of Education

At primary level, the number of schools increased by 6.1% between 2015 and 2016 compared to

6.4% in 2015. Private schools continued to grow at 15% similar to the rate reported in 2015 while

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the growth in public schools slowed down by 0.8 percentage points to record 2.4% in 2016

compared to 3.2% in 2015. The average school size dropped from 322 in 2015 to 309 in 2016.

Secondary schools reported an increase of 5.6% between 2015 and 2016 compared to 8.1%

between 2014 and 2015. Public secondary schools increased by 3.8% compared to 18.7% for

private schools. The growth in private schools is not necessarily an increase in newly established

schools but includes schools that had not participated in the census in 2014 and 2015 despite them

being in operation. The share of private schools increased from 12% in 2015 to 14% in 2016 further

strengthening the role of the private sector in providing secondary education. The average size of

a secondary schools gained four more students to stand at 271 compared to 267 in 2014.

Enrolment in Public and Private Schools

Table 2 shows enrolments in public and private schools for ECDE, primary and secondary levels

of education. One out of three children in ECDE in 2016 was reported to be in private centers. At

primary, 16% of the pupils go to private schools; and in secondary 8% of the students go to private

schools.

Table 2: Enrolment in Public and Private Schools 2016

Public Private Total % Private

ECDE 2,144.6 1,055.3 3,199.8 33%

Primary 8,595.1 1,685.1 10,280.2 16%

Secondary 2,512.7 211.1 2,723.9 8% Source: Ministry of Education

Enrolment by Level of Education and Gender

Table 3 below shows the evolution of enrolments in ECDE, Primary and Secondary levels of

education as well as the gender composition of enrolments at these levels.

Table 3: Enrolment by Gender and Level of Education (‘000)

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

ECDE Boys 1,386.5 1,465.0 1,543.5 1,607.4 1,634.2

Girls 1,324.3 1,400.4 1,476.4 1,560.5 1,565.6

Total 2,710.8 2,865.3 3,019.9 3,167.9 3,199.8

Parity 0.96 0.96 0.96 0.97 0.96

Primary Boys 4,972.7 5,019.7 5,052.4 5,127.8 5,219.9

Girls 4,784.9 4,837.9 4,898.4 4,963.0 5,060.3

Total 9,757.6 9,857.6 9,950.7 10,090.8 10,280.2

Parity 0.96 0.96 0.97 0.97 0.97

Secondary Boys 1,019.0 1,127.7 1,213.3 1,348.4 1,397.5

Girls 895.8 976.6 1,118.4 1,210.5 1,326.3

Total 1,914.8 2,104.3 2,331.7 2,559.0 2,723.9

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Parity 0.88 0.87 0.92 0.90 0.95 Source: Ministry of Education

ECDE enrolment increased by 1% between 2015 and 2016 slowing down from a growth of 4.9%

between 2014 and 2015. Gender parity based on absolute enrolment dropped marginally from 0.97

in 2015 to 0.96 in 2016. The average figures over the last five years indicate that ECDE gender

parity largely remains within the region of parity (0.97 - 1.3).

The total number of pupils enrolled in Primary Education increased by about 190,000 representing

a growth of 1.9% between 2015 and 2016. The primary gender parity index based on absolute

enrolment has been stable for the last five years at 0.97. In secondary schools, enrolment increased

by about 165,000 students representing a 6.4% growth between 2015 and 2016. Girls’ enrolment

at secondary continued its impressive growth recording a 9.6% increase between 2015 and 2016

and pushing up the gender parity 0.05 units from 0.9 to 0.95.

Table 4 below shows evolution of pupils and students by class from ECDE to the end of secondary

education for the period between 2012 and 2016.

Table 4: Enrolment by gender, Level and Class

Boys (‘000)

Girls (‘000)

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

ECDE 1,386.5 1,465.0 1,543.5 1,607.4 1,634.2 1,324.3 1,400.4 1,476.4 1,560.5 1,565.6

Std1 712.2 710.5 708.9 702.0 696.8 658.1 659.1 663.4 659.4 655.8

Std2 677.8 676.2 674.6 682.7 686.7 654.9 639.8 640.9 648.3 650.7

Std3 676.0 676.1 673.9 675.9 684.3 648.6 652.0 632.9 641.9 653.9

Std4 674.2 672.6 675.4 683.9 693.4 643.3 645.3 651.3 657.3 669.3

Std5 646.5 644.8 643.3 657.3 667.7 625.7 631.5 633.5 641.1 651.2

Std6 589.0 631.4 629.7 638.7 658.1 567.5 613.0 618.6 633.9 650.8

Std7 547.2 560.0 600.3 616.6 646.1 553.9 560.3 605.3 619.7 650.9

Std8 449.8 448.1 446.3 470.7 486.8 433.0 436.8 452.4 461.3 477.8

Form1 282.6 327.8 339.1 380.4 383.3 249.6 289.8 328.0 352.2 375.7

Form2 274.2 288.2 324.1 359.8 372.4 239.7 253.7 304.5 331.6 358.6

Form3 239.1 267.2 291.4 331.1 345.0 218.3 228.9 261.1 296.4 325.0

Form4 223.1 244.5 247.5 277.1 296.7 188.2 204.2 214.1 230.3 266.8

Source: Ministry of Education

Figure 1 below provides a summary of the enrolment in primary and secondary levels of education.

The pyramid gives the number of boys and girls in standard one to form four presenting an

opportunity to visualize the volume of enrolments at these levels.

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Figure 1: Enrolment Pyramid

Learners with Special Needs

Table 5 below presents the total number of learners with special needs in primary and secondary

schools in 2016. A total of 222,700 pupils and 11,400 students were reported as enrolled in primary

and secondary schools respectively. The share of girls with special needs is similar in both primary

and secondary schools at 45%. In primary schools, 44% of the pupils with special needs have

intellectual impairments while 34% have hearing and visual impairments (17% hearing and 17%

visual). 14% have physical impairments while 8% were reported to have multiple special need

cases.

Table 5: Learners with Special Needs

Hearing

Impaired

Intellectually

Impaired

Physically

Impaired

Visually

Impaired

Multiple

Disabilities

Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls

Primary 19,880 18,300 55,143 43,143 10,279 7,948 17,901 13,166 19,414 17,553

Secondary 1,522 1,243 711 718 216 176 1,918 1,329 1,896 1,697

Total 21,402 19,543 55,854 43,861 10,495 8,124 19,819 14,495 21,310 19,250


In secondary, one out three students with special needs is visually impaired. Physical impairment

accounts for 28%while hearing impairment accounts for 24% of total the enrolment of students

with special needs. Unlike primary schools where intellectual impairment accounts for the single

largest share of enrolment at 44%, it only accounts for 13% of the total enrolment in secondary

school raising concerns of what happens to the children beyond primary education.

800 600 400 200 0 200 400 600 800

Std1

Std2

Std3

Std4

Std5

Std6

Std7

Std8

Form1

Form2

Form3

Form4

Boys Girls

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Basic Education Schooling Profile

Table 6 below presents main schooling profile indicators between 2012 and 2016. As shown in the

table, the Gross Intake Rate (GIR) has stabilized at 100% since 2015 indicating that only one

generation joins class one and at the age prescribed by the Ministry of 6 years. Access to class 6

is beyond 100% indicating possible repetition or re-entry into the system by pupils who may have

at one point dropped out. Access to standard eight, a proxy indicator for the Primary Completion

Rate (PCR) gained a one percentage point between 2015 and 2016 to settle at 84%. Whereas these

indicators depict maturity and stability of the education system, the booklet in a later section

discusses regional variations with respect to these indictors.

Table 6: Schooling Profile Indicators

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Primary

Access Std1 106% 104% 102% 100% 100%

Access Std6 97% 102% 100% 103% 105%

Access Std8 (Primary completion) 82% 80% 79% 83% 84%

Transition Primary to Secondary

Promotion rate Std8 to Form1 69% 75% 81% 81%

Transition rate Pri. to Sec. 73% 79% 86% 85%

Secondary

Access Form1 53% 60% 63% 68% 70%

Access Form4 46% 49% 48% 52% 57%

Retention

In Primary Std1 to Std6 92% 98% 98% 104% 107%

In Primary Std1 to Std8 77% 77% 78% 83% 84%

In Secondary Form1 to Form4 87% 82% 76% 76% 82% Source: Ministry of Education

Transition from primary to secondary lost a percentage point between 2016 having recorded 86%

in 2015. About 15% of the children who complete primary schools never have a chance of joining

secondary education.

Since 2012, access to Form 1 has been on an increasing trend gaining 17 percentage points in just

5 years. With 70% of the students expected to be in Form 1 joining secondary schools, this has to

be one of the better performing education systems in Sub Saharan Africa. The probability that the

students who are in Form 1 in 2016 will complete their secondary education in the prescribed

period is also highly ranking at 82%. Figure 2 below shows the combined schooling profile for

primary and secondary levels of education and the evolution between 2014 and 2016. Ideally in a

universal education context, the GIR is expected to be 100% and retention at all grades maintained

at 100% such that the completion rate is 100%. As Kenya is pursuing universal secondary

education, the Primary GIR should be 100% and the secondary completion 100%.

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Figure 2: Schooling Profile 2014 - 2016

In Figure 2, thePrimary GIR has stabilized at 100% over the three years plotted indicating that

most of the children joining school are from one generation. The retention between class 1 and

class 7 is generally high at 100% with possible cases of children coming back to the system.

Retention between class 7 and class 8 continues to remain an unanswered phenomenonin the

sector. There is consistency in the share of pupils completing class 7 who fail to make it to class 8

averaging 20% between 2014 and 2016. Another 15% (2016) of the pupils who complete class 8

do not make it to Form 1.As indicated in Table 7 below and depicted in Figure 2 above, Transition

between class 8 and Form one has significantly improved in the last three years. Retention in

secondary has also made significant leap gaining 6 percentage points from 2015 to record 82% in

2016.

Table 7: Comparison of Access Rates 2009 - 2016

2009 2014 2015 2016 Std1 113% 102% 100% 100% Std2 113% 100% 101% 100% Std3 107% 102% 102% 103% Std4 106% 104% 105% 106% Std5 96% 101% 104% 105% Std6 95% 100% 103% 105% Std7 97% 98% 102% 106% Std8 87% 79% 83% 84% Form1 48% 63% 68% 70% Form2 42% 62% 66% 70% Form3 35% 56% 62% 66% Form4 39% 48% 52% 57%


0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

120%

Std1 Std2 Std3 Std4 Std5 Std6 Std7 Std8 Form1 Form2 Form3 Form4

% A

cces

s

2014

2015

2016

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Gross Enrolment Rates and Net Enrolment Rates

Table 8 shows the evolution of Gross Enrolment Rates (GER) and Net Enrolment Rates (NER) in

ECDE, primary and secondary levels of education.

ECDE

ECDE GER and NER continued to show stability with the GER recording 76.6% in 2016, a

marginal gain from 76.5% in 2015. The NER gained 0.3 percentage points from 74.6% in 2015 to

74.9% in 2016.

Table 8: Gross and Net Enrolment Rates

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

ECDE

GER 69.4% 71.6% 73.6% 76.5% 76.6%

NER 65.5% 68.7% 71.8% 74.6% 74.9%

Primary

GER 106.4% 105.0% 103.5% 103.6% 104.2%

NER 88.0% 88.1% 88.2% 88.4% 91.2%

Secondary

GER 50.5% 54.3% 58.7% 63.3% 66.8%

NER 41.7% 44.5% 47.4% 47.8% 49.5% Source: Ministry of Education

The gap between GER and NER closed up from 1.8 percentage points in 2015 to 1.3 in 2016

indicating that over time, children are starting schools when they are actually meant to be in school.

Figure 3 below presents the evolution of GER and NER at ECDE.

Figure 3: ECDE Gross and Net Enrolment Rates

69.4%

71.6%

73.6%

76.4% 76.2%

65.5%

68.7%

71.8%

74.6% 74.9%

60%

62%

64%

66%

68%

70%

72%

74%

76%

78%

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

GER

NER

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Primary Education

In primary, the GER remained above the 100% mark increasing from 103.6% to 104.2%. Overall,

these numbers show that the number of overage and underage pupils has reduced in the system.

As discussed in the schooling profile section, children are increasingly joining school at the

prescribed age. The marginal increment could be due to the coverage of schools where some,

especially private schools, were missed in the 2015 census exercise. In comparison to the GER1

from latest household survey targeting the school going children, the GER from the administrative

data is within acceptable range of variation. The NER passed the 90 percent mark to reach 91.1%

in 2016.

Figure 4: Primary Gross and Net Enrolment Rates

Secondary Education

Secondary GER gained 3.5 percentage points from 2015 to settle at 66.8% further strengthening

the growth of secondary education in the country. The NER gained only 1.7 percentage points in

the same period to reach 49.5%.

1 The 2014 Kenya demographic and Health Survey indicates a primary GER of 104.5%

106.4% 105.0% 103.5% 103.6% 104.2%

88.0% 88.1% 88.2% 88.4%91.1%

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

120%

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

GER

NER

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Figure 5: Secondary Gross and Net Enrolment Rates

Internal Efficiency Indicators

Table 9 presents promotion and repetition rates in 2016 for primary and secondary levels of

education. The two have been selected to represent internal efficiency of the education system.

The indicators have been computed using enrolments from 2015 and 2016 as well as repetition

from 2016, all these by grade.

Table 9: Internal Efficiency Indicators 2016

Promotion Rate

Repetition Rate

Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total

Std1 95.0% 96.8% 95.8% 3.4% 2.9% 3.2%

Std2 97.3% 98.1% 97.7% 3.0% 2.5% 2.7%

Std3 99.1% 99.5% 99.3% 3.0% 2.4% 2.7%

Std4 94.7% 94.7% 94.7% 3.4% 2.8% 3.1%

Std5 96.8% 97.0% 96.9% 3.1% 2.7% 2.9%

Std6 96.7% 96.1% 96.4% 3.4% 2.9% 3.2%

Std7 78.0% 72.7% 75.3% 4.6% 3.9% 4.2%

Std8 81.3% 78.4% 79.8% 1.2% 1.0% 1.1%

Form1 97.5% 95.2% 96.4% 0.2% 0.3% 0.2%

Form2 95.2% 90.1% 92.6% 0.4% 0.3% 0.3%

Form3 86.4% 80.3% 83.4% 0.8% 0.6% 0.7%

Form4 3.8% 2.2% 3.0% Source: Ministry of Education

On average, the promotion rate is 92% at primary level of education and 91% in secondary. Similar

to the schooling profile, the promotion rates are quite high from Class 1 to class 6 averaging 97%,

20 percentage points higher than the average in class 7 and class eight which stands at 77.6%.

50.5%54.3%

58.7%63.3%

66.8%

41.7%44.5%

47.4% 47.8%49.5%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

GER

NER

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According to the results, there is no significant difference between the promotion rates of boys in

comparison to that of girls in primary schools. In secondary however, there is a 4.5 percentage

difference between the promotion rate of boys and girls with girls recording 88.5% and boys 93%.

The repetition rate in 2016 is 2.9% and 1.1% in primary and secondary schools respectively. Class

7 reported the highest repetition rate in primary at 4.2%, 1.3 percentage points higher than the

average. In secondary schools, Form 3 recorded the highest repetition rate at 3% compared to the

1.1% for that entire level of education. Generally, the repetition rate for boys is higher than that of

girls throughout the two levels of education.

Teachers and Teacher Qualification

The table 10 shows the number of teachers by level of education. The numbers are disaggregated

by gender and status (public and private schools) as well as the status of employment - whether

employed by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) or by the Schools Board of Management

(BOM). There are a total of 110,819 teachers in ECDE according to the 2016 schools census, 81%

of them female. Of all the teachers in ECDE, 62.1% are employed by county governments in public

ECDE centres while the 37.9% are employed by management in private ECDE centres.

Table 10: Members of the Teaching Staff

STATUS SECTOR TSC_M TSC_F BOM_M BOM_F TOT_TSC TOT_BOM TOT_TRS

Public ECDE 12,673 56,150 68,823 68,823

Primary 106,266 107,930 19,789 16,062 214,196 35,851 250,047

Secondary 48,068 31,499 29,075 15,005 79,567 44,080 123,647

Private ECDE 8,288 33,708 41,996 41,996

Primary 48,509 52,547 101,056 101,056

Secondary 9,153 5,338 14,491 14,491


The total number of teachers in primary schools in 2016was 351,103 having increased by 6% from

332,166 in 2015. Half of the teachers reported in 2016 are female. Of the total number of teachers

at this level, 71.2% practise in public schools while 28.8% practice in private schools. Out of the

teachers practicing in public primary schools, 86% are employed by the TSC while the rest are

employed by school boards. The share of female teachers employed by the TSC in primary schools

is 50% while that of teachers employed by school boards is 45%.

In secondary, a total of 138,138 teachers were reported in 2016, 90% of them in public secondary

schools. This was an increase of 7% from 129,306 reported in 2015. Close to 4 out of 10 teachers

in public secondary schools are employed by school boards. The share of female teachers in

secondary schools is much lower than the first two levels of education, recording 37.5% in 2016.

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Figure 6: Primary Teachers Qualification

Figure 6 above shows the qualification of teachers in primary schools. Majority of teachers in

primary have certificate qualification with 61% and 82% of teachers in public and private schools

respectively reported to be certificate (P1) holders. About one quarter of the teachers in public

primary schools have diploma qualifications compared to 14% in private schools. A bigger

proportion of teachers in public schools have had a chance to advance their studies to bachelor

degree level with 14% reporting having this qualification compared to 3 out of 100 teachers in

private schools.

Figure 7: Secondary Teachers Qualification

61%

24%

14%

1%

Public Schools

Certificate Diploma Bachelors Degree Masters & above

82%

14%

3% 1%

Private Schools

Certificate Diploma Bachelors Degree Masters & above

69%

16%

8%

7%

Public Schools

Bachelors Diploma Untrained Masters & above

64%

21%

11%

4%

Private Schools

Bachelors Diploma Untrained Masters & above

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As shown in Figure 7 above, about one quarter (24%) of teachers in secondary schools have

qualifications lower than bachelor degree. 17% of teachers have diploma (16% in public while

21% in private schools). Over slightly over two thirds (68%) of teachers have bachelors as their

highest qualification (69% in public and 64% in private schools). 8% if teachers are considered

untrained (8% in public and 11% in private schools). These are mostly teachers who are employed

by school boards to address teacher shortage in the short term. 7% of teachers in public secondary

schools have postgraduate qualification compared to 4% in private secondary schools.

Pupils/Students Teacher Ratios

As indicated in Table 11 below, the Pupil Teacher Ratio (PTR) for ECDE in 2016 is 31and 25 for

public and private centres respectively. Overall, the PTR is 29 children for every teacher. Similar

to ECDE, the primary PTR is 29. In private schools, there is an average of a teacher for every 17

pupils. In public primary schools, The PTR based on teachers employed by the TSC is one teacher

for every 40 pupils which is in line with international standards for teacher distribution. Including

the teachers employed by school boards, the ratio improves to a teacher for every 34 pupils.

Table 11: Pupil/Student Teacher Ratios– 2016

Public Private Total

TSC SMC Total Total TSC SMC Total

Teachers

ECDE 68,823 41,996 110,819

Primary 214,196 35,851 250,047 101,056 214,196 136,907 351,103

Secondary 79,567 44,080 123,647 14,491 79,567 58,571 138,138

PTR

ECDE 31 25 29

Primary 40 34 17 29

Secondary 32 20 15 20 Source: Ministry of Education

The student teacher ratio at secondary level stood at 20 for both public and private schools. The

PTR for public schools was established to be 5 units higher than that of private schools.

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Schools Infrastructure

Classrooms and Average Class Sizes

Table 12 presents the status of classrooms in primary and secondary schools in terms of permanent

and temporary structures. 13% of classrooms in primary schools are temporary in nature with

significant variation between public and private schools. In public primary schools, 89% of

structures used as classrooms are made of permanent materials compared to 82% in private

schools.

Table 12: Classrooms in Primary and Secondary Schools

Permanent in use Temporary in use Total Average Class size

Primary

Public 202,749 24,386 227,135 38

Private 68,250 14,501 82,751 20

Primary Total 270,999 38,887 309,886 33

Secondary

Public 59,919 1,875 61,794 41

Private 8,050 732 8,782 24

Secondary Total 67,969 2,607 70,576 39


In secondary schools, 4% of classrooms are temporary and similar to primary schools, the share

of temporary structures is higher in private schools compared to public schools at 8% and 3%

respectively. The average class size in secondary schools is 39 students per class (41 students per

class in public schools and 24 students per class in primary schools). It is important to note that

these are national averages and as such mask existing disparities across sub national administrative

units.

Library and Science Laboratories in Secondary Schools

Table 13 presents the number of secondary schools that have study libraries and science

laboratories. The table is based on the schools that responded to this question in the 2016 census

exercise. Atotal of 2,758 schools have a study library representing 28% of secondary schools (24%

of public secondary schools and 48% of private secondary schools).

Table 13: Library and Science Laboratories in Secondary Schools

Availability of Library Availability of Science Laboratory

Schools Status Yes No Total Yes No Total

Public 2,103 6,487 8,590 5,873 2,719 8,592

Private 655 697 1,352 1,082 268 1,350

Grand Total 2,758 7,184 9,942 6,955 2,987 9,942

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On science laboratories, a total of 6,955 schools reported having at least a laboratory representing

70% of all secondary schools in the country (68% of public secondary schools and 80% of private

secondary schools.

Pupils/Students Toilet Ratios

As presented in Table 14 the Pupil Toilet Ratio (PToR) in public primary schools in 2016 was 29:1

and 32:1 for boys and girls respectively. The toilet ratio for boys is well within the national norms

of 30:1 while the toilet ratio for girls is way above the national norm of 25:1. In public secondary

schools, the ratio was 19:1 for boys and 20:1 for girls. The toilet ratio in private primary and

secondary schools for boys was 19:1 and 11:1 respectively while that of girls was 18:1 and 16:1

respectively.

Table 14: Number of Toilets and Pupil/Student Toilet Ratios

Boys Girls Boys Girls

Primary

Public 150,575 132,073 29 32

Private 45,676 46,639 19 18

Primary Total 196,251 178,712 27 28

Secondary

Public 67,118 59,641 19 20

Private 9,085 6,800 11 16

Secondary Total 76,203 66,441 18 20


Schools Access to Electricity

Results of the 2016 school census indicate that 80.5% of all primary schools are connected to

electricity while 19.5% are not connected. Figure 8 shows the status of electricity connectivity in

primary schools.85.1% of all public primary schools are connected to an electricity source -

70%connected to the National Grid while 15.1% connected to other sources of electricity like solar

and generator. 14.5% of public primary schools are not connected to any source of power. In

private schools the results show that 70.2% of the schools are connected to an electricity source

with 6 out of 10 schools are connected to the national grid while 8% are connected to power

through solar and generator.

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Figure 8: Electricity Connectivity in Primary Schools

In secondary schools, 87% of all secondary schools are connected to electricity while 16.7% are

not. Figure 9indicates that 85.8% of public secondary schools are connected to electricity (80%

connected to the national grid and 5.7% connected to either solar or generator power). In private

schools, 93.8% are connected to a power source (88.2% connected to the national grid while 5.6%

connected to either solar or generator power). The proportion of public secondary schools not

connected to a power source is about twice the proportion of schools without power in private

secondary schools at 14.2% and 6.2% respectively.

Figure 9: Electricity Connectivity in Secondary Schools

70.0%

15.1%

14.9%

Public Primary Electricity

Connected to Nat Grid Solar/Generator Not Connected

62.2%8.1%

29.8%

Private Primary Electricity


80.1%

5.7%14.2%

Public


88.2%

5.6%6.2%

Private


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Schools Access to Water

Figure 10 shows access to different water sources in public and private primary schools. Overall

92.5% of all primary schools have access to a source of water with 57.5% having access to tap or

borehole water. In public schools close to half of the schools have access to piped water (tap and

borehole) while one quarter relies on rain for their water needs. In private schools about 8 out of

10 schools have access to piped water.

Figure 10: Water Source in Primary Schools

Figure 11 shows access to different water sources in public and private secondary schools. At least

95.4% of all secondary schools have access to water source. 67% of public secondary schools have

access to piped water compared to 91.2% of private secondary schools. About one quarter of public

secondary schools rely on harvested rain and river water for their needs compared to only 7% of

private schools.

Figure 11: Water Source in Secondary Schools

47.9%

24.6%

19.0%

8.5%

Public

Tap/Borehole Rain River No Water

78.7%

8.3%

7.9%5.2%

Private


67.1%

14.3%

13.5%

5.1%

Public


91.2%

4.6%3.0% 1.3%

Private


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ANNEX I: ECDEBY COUNTY

Table 15: Number of ECDE and Average ECDE Size County Schools Enrollment Average school size

Public Private Total Public Private Total Public Private Total

Baringo 748 194 942 52,469 10,176 62,645 70 52 67

Bomet 712 376 1,088 56,233 14,542 70,775 79 39 65

Bungoma 840 487 1,327 119,548 33,293 152,841 142 68 115

Busia 492 289 781 56,818 18,469 75,287 115 64 96

Elgeyo Marakwet 424 97 521 35,767 5,260 41,027 84 54 79

Embu 415 275 690 17,664 10,909 28,573 43 40 41

Garissa 214 163 377 16,329 30,918 47,247 76 190 125

Homa Bay 997 492 1,489 94,547 34,061 128,608 95 69 86

Isiolo 123 64 187 11,731 4,972 16,703 95 78 89

Kajiado 426 369 795 29,663 23,395 53,058 70 63 67

Kakamega 1,019 521 1,540 100,918 27,831 128,749 99 53 84

Kericho 570 451 1,021 46,611 22,745 69,356 82 50 68

Kiambu 556 906 1,462 31,670 58,768 90,438 57 65 62

Kilifi 623 521 1,144 80,315 40,236 120,551 129 77 105

Kirinyaga 226 350 576 16,458 14,851 31,309 73 42 54

Kisii 760 637 1,397 86,589 41,364 127,953 114 65 92

Kisumu 697 266 963 56,608 17,435 74,043 81 66 77

Kitui 1,528 332 1,860 84,665 8,180 92,845 55 25 50

Kwale 526 242 768 65,379 14,187 79,566 124 59 104

Laikipia 321 194 515 22,083 9,652 31,735 69 50 62

Lamu 119 61 180 7,235 3,260 10,495 61 53 58

Machakos 987 393 1,380 36,901 18,105 55,006 37 46 40

Makueni 1,024 193 1,217 46,724 6,071 52,795 46 31 43

Mandera 221 62 283 23,770 2,730 26,500 108 44 94

Marsabit 177 83 260 12,304 5,586 17,890 70 67 69

Meru 811 589 1,400 64,448 33,013 97,461 79 56 70

Migori 695 442 1,137 76,667 32,486 109,153 110 73 96

Mombasa 112 664 776 9,658 52,601 62,259 86 79 80

Murang'a 555 442 997 30,318 16,418 46,736 55 37 47

Nairobi 217 1,852 2,069 13,166 195,855 209,021 61 106 101

Nakuru 777 677 1,454 57,252 41,928 99,180 74 62 68

Nandi 832 431 1,263 64,194 16,886 81,080 77 39 64

Narok 689 290 979 71,935 16,631 88,566 104 57 90

Nyamira 469 295 764 44,062 16,199 60,261 94 55 79

Nyandarua 394 317 711 19,504 12,642 32,146 50 40 45

Nyeri 448 374 822 20,758 18,611 39,369 46 50 48

Samburu 166 40 206 25,257 2,222 27,479 152 56 133

Siaya 749 259 1,008 59,857 18,235 78,092 80 70 77

Taita Taveta 291 134 425 18,841 7,340 26,181 65 55 62

Tana River 185 48 233 22,519 4,221 26,740 122 88 115

Tharaka-Nithi 475 189 664 20,741 6,511 27,252 44 34 41

Trans Nzoia 376 310 686 43,474 20,846 64,320 116 67 94

Turkana 414 75 489 102,280 18,918 121,198 247 252 248

Uasin Gishu 502 344 846 45,801 28,806 74,607 91 84 88

Vihiga 432 158 590 29,598 9,262 38,860 69 59 66

Wajir 238 48 286 20,565 2,945 23,510 86 61 82

West Pokot 603 77 680 74,669 5,706 80,375 124 74 118

National 25,175 16,073 41,248 2,144,563 1,055,278 3,199,841 85 66 78

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Table 16: ECDE Enrolment, Gross and Net Enrolment Rates Enrollment by gender Gross Enrollment rate (GER) Net Enrollment rate (NER)

Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total

Baringo 32,504 30,141 62,645 97.2% 89.3% 93.2% 95.7% 87.8% 91.7%

Bomet 35,944 34,831 70,775 83.8% 82.2% 83.0% 83.1% 81.6% 82.4%

Bungoma 77,589 75,252 152,841 87.6% 84.3% 86.0% 85.3% 81.7% 83.5%

Busia 37,969 37,318 75,287 84.4% 82.2% 83.3% 83.2% 80.6% 81.9%

Elgeyo Marakwet 20,708 20,319 41,027 93.7% 92.3% 93.0% 94.2% 92.9% 93.6%

Embu 14,713 13,860 28,573 62.0% 60.2% 61.1% 59.7% 57.6% 58.7%

Garissa 26,485 20,762 47,247 72.6% 49.0% 59.9% 70.0% 47.8% 58.1%

Homa Bay 63,716 64,892 128,608 107.2% 112.7% 109.9% 98.8% 99.5% 99.1%

Isiolo 8,339 8,364 16,703 105.8% 100.3% 102.9% 101.4% 96.3% 98.8%

Kajiado 27,753 25,305 53,058 70.8% 64.0% 67.4% 70.0% 63.4% 66.7%

Kakamega 63,761 64,988 128,749 65.1% 65.8% 65.4% 64.2% 64.8% 64.5%

Kericho 35,201 34,155 69,356 84.0% 81.5% 82.8% 83.4% 79.7% 81.6%

Kiambu 45,736 44,702 90,438 65.0% 65.0% 65.0% 65.5% 65.5% 65.5%

Kilifi 61,858 58,693 120,551 93.1% 94.7% 93.9% 93.3% 94.8% 94.0%

Kirinyaga 15,930 15,379 31,309 76.6% 73.9% 75.2% 76.3% 73.6% 75.0%

Kisii 64,171 63,782 127,953 100.8% 101.0% 100.9% 98.2% 98.1% 98.1%

Kisumu 37,898 36,145 74,043 71.7% 71.2% 71.5% 71.3% 70.7% 71.0%

Kitui 47,542 45,303 92,845 79.5% 75.8% 77.6% 78.6% 74.7% 76.6%

Kwale 40,666 38,900 79,566 105.5% 106.7% 106.1% 99.9% 95.5% 97.8%

Laikipia 16,482 15,253 31,735 82.6% 77.2% 79.9% 82.8% 77.3% 80.1%

Lamu 5,422 5,073 10,495 105.9% 90.5% 97.9% 97.4% 88.9% 93.0%

Machakos 28,197 26,809 55,006 52.2% 49.4% 50.8% 51.8% 48.8% 50.3%

Makueni 27,361 25,434 52,795 55.0% 52.8% 53.9% 54.7% 52.4% 53.5%

Mandera 15,937 10,563 26,500 24.7% 13.6% 18.7% 24.4% 13.3% 18.4%

Marsabit 9,368 8,522 17,890 58.0% 48.9% 53.2% 57.9% 48.3% 53.0%

Meru 50,281 47,180 97,461 75.8% 72.7% 74.3% 75.1% 71.7% 73.4%

Migori 54,991 54,162 109,153 90.2% 94.5% 92.3% 87.6% 91.7% 89.6%

Mombasa 31,568 30,691 62,259 79.8% 72.1% 75.8% 79.8% 71.8% 75.6%

Murang'a 23,744 22,992 46,736 59.2% 59.7% 59.4% 57.9% 58.5% 58.2%

Nairobi 104,014 105,007 209,021 84.2% 81.2% 82.7% 84.1% 81.1% 82.5%

Nakuru 50,682 48,498 99,180 60.1% 57.1% 58.6% 59.3% 56.1% 57.7%

Nandi 41,589 39,491 81,080 98.5% 93.5% 96.0% 99.1% 94.1% 96.6%

Narok 45,730 42,836 88,566 82.9% 76.4% 79.6% 82.4% 76.0% 79.2%

Nyamira 30,075 30,186 60,261 90.9% 98.9% 94.7% 90.4% 98.4% 94.2%

Nyandarua 16,488 15,658 32,146 52.1% 51.5% 51.8% 52.4% 51.7% 52.0%

Nyeri 20,012 19,357 39,369 72.8% 73.3% 73.0% 73.0% 73.6% 73.3%

Samburu 14,315 13,164 27,479 97.1% 89.3% 93.2% 94.7% 87.4% 91.1%

Siaya 38,990 39,102 78,092 83.9% 84.5% 84.2% 84.6% 85.1% 84.8%

Taita Taveta 13,360 12,821 26,181 103.3% 95.1% 99.1% 99.2% 94.4% 96.8%

Tana River 13,941 12,799 26,740 95.6% 88.0% 91.8% 95.8% 88.1% 92.0%

Tharaka-Nithi 13,821 13,431 27,252 75.5% 72.9% 74.2% 74.5% 71.9% 73.2%

Trans Nzoia 33,238 31,082 64,320 67.9% 64.2% 66.0% 67.1% 63.2% 65.2%

Turkana 64,559 56,639 121,198 112.0% 90.6% 100.8% 98.9% 90.3% 94.4%

Uasin Gishu 38,213 36,394 74,607 79.8% 75.4% 77.6% 80.5% 76.0% 78.3%

Vihiga 19,387 19,473 38,860 65.5% 63.5% 64.5% 63.8% 61.7% 62.8%

Wajir 13,260 10,250 23,510 34.6% 21.9% 27.6% 33.8% 21.2% 26.9%

West Pokot 40,686 39,689 80,375 121.4% 119.8% 120.6% 95.5% 91.7% 93.6%

National 1,634,194 1,565,647 3,199,841 78.3% 74.2% 76.2% 76.9% 73.0% 74.9%

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Table 17: ECDE Enrolment by Public and Private Public Private % Private

COUNTY Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total

Baringo 27,227 25,242 52,469 5,277 4,899 10,176 16% 16% 16%

Bomet 28,415 27,818 56,233 7,529 7,013 14,542 21% 20% 21%

Bungoma 60,757 58,791 119,548 16,832 16,461 33,293 22% 22% 22%

Busia 28,355 28,463 56,818 9,614 8,855 18,469 25% 24% 25%

Elgeyo Marakwet 17,923 17,844 35,767 2,785 2,475 5,260 13% 12% 13%

Embu 9,280 8,384 17,664 5,433 5,476 10,909 37% 40% 38%

Garissa 9,497 6,832 16,329 16,988 13,930 30,918 64% 67% 65%

Homa Bay 46,840 47,707 94,547 16,876 17,185 34,061 26% 26% 26%

Isiolo 5,793 5,938 11,731 2,546 2,426 4,972 31% 29% 30%

Kajiado 15,727 13,936 29,663 12,026 11,369 23,395 43% 45% 44%

Kakamega 49,934 50,984 100,918 13,827 14,004 27,831 22% 22% 22%

Kericho 23,679 22,932 46,611 11,522 11,223 22,745 33% 33% 33%

Kiambu 16,423 15,247 31,670 29,313 29,455 58,768 64% 66% 65%

Kilifi 41,350 38,965 80,315 20,508 19,728 40,236 33% 34% 33%

Kirinyaga 8,474 7,984 16,458 7,456 7,395 14,851 47% 48% 47%

Kisii 42,850 43,739 86,589 21,321 20,043 41,364 33% 31% 32%

Kisumu 29,020 27,588 56,608 8,878 8,557 17,435 23% 24% 24%

Kitui 43,230 41,435 84,665 4,312 3,868 8,180 9% 9% 9%

Kwale 33,603 31,776 65,379 7,063 7,124 14,187 17% 18% 18%

Laikipia 11,517 10,566 22,083 4,965 4,687 9,652 30% 31% 30%

Lamu 3,777 3,458 7,235 1,645 1,615 3,260 30% 32% 31%

Machakos 18,987 17,914 36,901 9,210 8,895 18,105 33% 33% 33%

Makueni 24,264 22,460 46,724 3,097 2,974 6,071 11% 12% 11%

Mandera 14,378 9,392 23,770 1,559 1,171 2,730 10% 11% 10%

Marsabit 6,453 5,851 12,304 2,915 2,671 5,586 31% 31% 31%

Meru 33,251 31,197 64,448 17,030 15,983 33,013 34% 34% 34%

Migori 38,507 38,160 76,667 16,484 16,002 32,486 30% 30% 30%

Mombasa 5,136 4,522 9,658 26,432 26,169 52,601 84% 85% 84%

Murang'a 15,378 14,940 30,318 8,366 8,052 16,418 35% 35% 35%

Nairobi 6,480 6,686 13,166 97,534 98,321 195,855 94% 94% 94%

Nakuru 29,388 27,864 57,252 21,294 20,634 41,928 42% 43% 42%

Nandi 32,983 31,211 64,194 8,606 8,280 16,886 21% 21% 21%

Narok 37,280 34,655 71,935 8,450 8,181 16,631 18% 19% 19%

Nyamira 21,873 22,189 44,062 8,202 7,997 16,199 27% 26% 27%

Nyandarua 9,997 9,507 19,504 6,491 6,151 12,642 39% 39% 39%

Nyeri 10,691 10,067 20,758 9,321 9,290 18,611 47% 48% 47%

Samburu 13,155 12,102 25,257 1,160 1,062 2,222 8% 8% 8%

Siaya 29,920 29,937 59,857 9,070 9,165 18,235 23% 23% 23%

Taita Taveta 9,554 9,287 18,841 3,806 3,534 7,340 28% 28% 28%

Tana River 11,748 10,771 22,519 2,193 2,028 4,221 16% 16% 16%

Tharaka-Nithi 10,615 10,126 20,741 3,206 3,305 6,511 23% 25% 24%

Trans Nzoia 22,804 20,670 43,474 10,434 10,412 20,846 31% 33% 32%

Turkana 54,367 47,913 102,280 10,192 8,726 18,918 16% 15% 16%

Uasin Gishu 23,518 22,283 45,801 14,695 14,111 28,806 38% 39% 39%

Vihiga 14,727 14,871 29,598 4,660 4,602 9,262 24% 24% 24%

Wajir 11,680 8,885 20,565 1,580 1,365 2,945 12% 13% 13%

West Pokot 37,639 37,030 74,669 3,047 2,659 5,706 7% 7% 7%

National 1,098,444 1,046,119 2,144,563 535,750 519,528 1,055,278 33% 33% 33%

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Table 18: Public ECDE Enrolment by Level Boys Girls Total

COUNTY Baby

Class

Nurser

y

Pre

Unit

Baby

Class

Nurser

y

Pre

Unit

Baby

Class

Nurser

y

Pre

Unit Baringo 9,562 9,007 8,658 8,712 8,379 8,151 18,274 17,386 16,809

Bomet 9,693 13,245 5,477 9,713 12,802 5,303 19,406 26,047 10,780

Bungoma 20,999 19,798 19,960 20,425 19,349 19,017 41,424 39,147 38,977

Busia 9,047 9,225 10,083 8,562 9,768 10,133 17,609 18,993 20,216

Elgeyo

Marakwet 5,990 6,074 5,859 6,364 5,727 5,753 12,354 11,801 11,612

Embu 2,161 5,277 1,842 2,025 4,797 1,562 4,186 10,074 3,404

Garissa 1,643 4,166 3,688 1,333 2,885 2,614 2,976 7,051 6,302

Homa Bay 17,421 14,828 14,591 17,843 14,984 14,880 35,264 29,812 29,471

Isiolo 1,805 2,010 1,978 1,902 2,073 1,963 3,707 4,083 3,941

Kajiado 5,039 5,713 4,975 4,490 4,996 4,450 9,529 10,709 9,425

Kakamega 14,080 16,858 18,996 14,408 17,115 19,461 28,488 33,973 38,457

Kericho 7,183 9,694 6,802 7,068 9,526 6,338 14,251 19,220 13,140

Kiambu 2,682 6,458 7,283 2,496 5,998 6,753 5,178 12,456 14,036

Kilifi 12,891 15,214 13,245 12,201 14,181 12,583 25,092 29,395 25,828

Kirinyaga 1,718 3,955 2,801 1,491 3,836 2,657 3,209 7,791 5,458

Kisii 13,904 13,941 15,005 14,087 14,429 15,223 27,991 28,370 30,228

Kisumu 9,895 9,764 9,361 9,500 9,196 8,892 19,395 18,960 18,253

Kitui 6,488 18,969 17,773 6,842 18,134 16,459 13,330 37,103 34,232

Kwale 10,298 11,948 11,357 10,149 11,428 10,199 20,447 23,376 21,556

Laikipia 2,822 4,029 4,666 2,592 3,679 4,295 5,414 7,708 8,961

Lamu 1,272 1,427 1,078 1,099 1,271 1,088 2,371 2,698 2,166

Machakos 3,457 7,779 7,751 3,254 7,315 7,345 6,711 15,094 15,096

Makueni 2,862 10,510 10,892 2,789 9,607 10,064 5,651 20,117 20,956

Mandera 1,173 5,906 7,299 929 3,907 4,556 2,102 9,813 11,855

Marsabit 829 3,343 2,281 841 2,912 2,098 1,670 6,255 4,379

Meru 8,346 13,580 11,325 7,578 12,992 10,627 15,924 26,572 21,952

Migori 13,161 12,796 12,550 13,083 12,598 12,479 26,244 25,394 25,029

Mombasa 1,469 1,745 1,922 1,303 1,485 1,734 2,772 3,230 3,656

Murang'a 1,917 7,901 5,560 1,814 7,660 5,466 3,731 15,561 11,026

Nairobi 362 1,626 4,492 558 1,776 4,352 920 3,402 8,844

Nakuru 8,423 9,842 11,123 7,911 9,532 10,421 16,334 19,374 21,544

Nandi 12,011 10,419 10,553 11,294 9,818 10,099 23,305 20,237 20,652

Narok 12,043 13,952 11,285 11,204 12,697 10,754 23,247 26,649 22,039

Nyamira 6,996 7,340 7,537 7,143 7,490 7,556 14,139 14,830 15,093

Nyandarua 2,452 3,472 4,073 2,265 3,257 3,985 4,717 6,729 8,058

Nyeri 2,023 4,261 4,407 1,944 3,977 4,146 3,967 8,238 8,553

Samburu 4,009 5,222 3,924 3,663 4,867 3,572 7,672 10,089 7,496

Siaya 9,974 9,658 10,288 9,895 9,755 10,287 19,869 19,413 20,575

Taita Taveta 3,475 3,224 2,855 3,375 3,147 2,765 6,850 6,371 5,620

Tana River 3,656 4,190 3,902 3,464 3,565 3,742 7,120 7,755 7,644

Tharaka-Nithi 2,854 4,547 3,214 2,559 4,408 3,159 5,413 8,955 6,373

Trans Nzoia 6,056 8,825 7,923 6,087 6,854 7,729 12,143 15,679 15,652

Turkana 14,745 20,128 19,494 13,398 17,777 16,738 28,143 37,905 36,232

Uasin Gishu 7,756 7,918 7,844 7,293 7,370 7,620 15,049 15,288 15,464

Vihiga 3,751 5,092 5,884 3,980 5,092 5,799 7,731 10,184 11,683

Wajir 1,365 5,571 4,744 1,253 4,163 3,469 2,618 9,734 8,213

West Pokot 9,879 14,564 13,196 10,003 14,083 12,944 19,882 28,647 26,140

National 311,637 405,011 381,796 302,182 382,657 361,280 613,819 787,668 743,076

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Table 19: Private ECDE Enrolment by Level Boys Girls Total

COUNTY Baby

Class

Nurser

y

Pre

Unit

Baby

Class

Nurser

y

Pre

Unit

Baby

Class

Nurser

y

Pre

Unit Baringo 1,854 1,677 1,746 1,750 1,585 1,564 3,604 3,262 3,310

Bomet 2,689 3,051 1,789 2,550 2,807 1,656 5,239 5,858 3,445

Bungoma 6,089 5,496 5,247 6,078 5,342 5,041 12,167 10,838 10,288

Busia 3,704 3,034 2,876 3,201 2,898 2,756 6,905 5,932 5,632

Elgeyo

Marakwet 838 1,050 897 794 819 862 1,632 1,869 1,759

Embu 2,074 2,226 1,133 2,114 2,186 1,176 4,188 4,412 2,309

Garissa 1,730 3,449 11,809 1,327 3,062 9,541 3,057 6,511 21,350

Homa Bay 6,254 5,393 5,229 6,365 5,259 5,561 12,619 10,652 10,790

Isiolo 870 886 790 838 824 764 1,708 1,710 1,554

Kajiado 3,790 4,029 4,207 3,666 3,872 3,831 7,456 7,901 8,038

Kakamega 4,724 4,537 4,566 4,799 4,493 4,712 9,523 9,030 9,278

Kericho 3,649 3,957 3,916 3,623 4,001 3,599 7,272 7,958 7,515

Kiambu 9,502 10,249 9,562 9,473 10,210 9,772 18,975 20,459 19,334

Kilifi 7,121 7,727 5,660 6,813 7,296 5,619 13,934 15,023 11,279

Kirinyaga 2,326 2,696 2,434 2,347 2,690 2,358 4,673 5,386 4,792

Kisii 7,202 7,307 6,812 6,950 6,718 6,375 14,152 14,025 13,187

Kisumu 3,107 2,924 2,847 2,976 2,842 2,739 6,083 5,766 5,586

Kitui 1,329 1,597 1,386 1,179 1,385 1,304 2,508 2,982 2,690

Kwale 2,621 2,300 2,142 2,567 2,260 2,297 5,188 4,560 4,439

Laikipia 1,757 1,608 1,600 1,692 1,479 1,516 3,449 3,087 3,116

Lamu 516 570 559 543 489 583 1,059 1,059 1,142

Machakos 2,845 3,330 3,035 2,779 3,298 2,818 5,624 6,628 5,853

Makueni 884 1,122 1,091 908 1,023 1,043 1,792 2,145 2,134

Mandera 143 569 847 123 421 627 266 990 1,474

Marsabit 922 1,068 925 845 968 858 1,767 2,036 1,783

Meru 5,341 6,292 5,397 4,925 5,961 5,097 10,266 12,253 10,494

Migori 5,920 5,304 5,260 5,773 5,165 5,064 11,693 10,469 10,324

Mombasa 7,656 9,878 8,898 7,726 9,890 8,553 15,382 19,768 17,451

Murang'a 2,195 3,391 2,780 2,033 3,224 2,795 4,228 6,615 5,575

Nairobi 31,392 32,787 33,355 32,227 32,576 33,518 63,619 65,363 66,873

Nakuru 7,010 7,275 7,009 6,900 6,918 6,816 13,910 14,193 13,825

Nandi 2,985 2,680 2,941 2,670 2,739 2,871 5,655 5,419 5,812

Narok 3,131 2,831 2,488 3,006 2,768 2,407 6,137 5,599 4,895

Nyamira 2,715 2,760 2,727 2,711 2,627 2,659 5,426 5,387 5,386

Nyandarua 2,065 2,123 2,303 2,040 1,933 2,178 4,105 4,056 4,481

Nyeri 3,347 3,105 2,869 3,312 3,053 2,925 6,659 6,158 5,794

Samburu 370 399 391 367 373 322 737 772 713

Siaya 3,225 3,009 2,836 3,327 3,089 2,749 6,552 6,098 5,585

Taita Taveta 1,328 1,246 1,232 1,222 1,174 1,138 2,550 2,420 2,370

Tana River 857 750 586 810 672 546 1,667 1,422 1,132

Tharaka-Nithi 1,118 1,284 804 1,223 1,280 802 2,341 2,564 1,606

Trans Nzoia 3,647 3,362 3,425 3,685 3,264 3,463 7,332 6,626 6,888

Turkana 2,351 3,150 4,691 2,088 3,180 3,458 4,439 6,330 8,149

Uasin Gishu 4,975 4,962 4,758 4,751 4,668 4,692 9,726 9,630 9,450

Vihiga 1,643 1,458 1,559 1,651 1,411 1,540 3,294 2,869 3,099

Wajir 253 738 589 220 609 536 473 1,347 1,125

West Pokot 1,000 1,016 1,031 900 889 870 1,900 1,905 1,901

National 173,064 181,652 181,034 169,867 175,690 173,971 342,931 357,342 355,005

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Table 20: ECDE Teachers Public Private Total

COUNTY Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

Baringo 549 2,116 2,665 67 387 454 616 2,503 3,119

Bomet 369 1,572 1,941 196 491 687 565 2,063 2,628

Bungoma 775 2,414 3,189 367 986 1,353 1,142 3,400 4,542

Busia 176 1,231 1,407 212 579 791 388 1,810 2,198

Elgeyo Marakwet 200 1,209 1,409 54 187 241 254 1,396 1,650

Embu 171 589 760 139 430 569 310 1,019 1,329

Garissa 264 130 394 240 255 495 504 385 889

Homa Bay 804 2,573 3,377 300 993 1,293 1,104 3,566 4,670

Isiolo 159 329 488 52 161 213 211 490 701

Kajiado 370 828 1,198 193 887 1,080 563 1,715 2,278

Kakamega 248 2,858 3,106 251 1,116 1,367 499 3,974 4,473

Kericho 284 1,431 1,715 330 799 1,129 614 2,230 2,844

Kiambu 118 1,182 1,300 397 2,278 2,675 515 3,460 3,975

Kilifi 290 1,988 2,278 216 1,287 1,503 506 3,275 3,781

Kirinyaga 42 454 496 118 555 673 160 1,009 1,169

Kisii 354 2,112 2,466 281 1,307 1,588 635 3,419 4,054

Kisumu 261 1,822 2,083 130 519 649 391 2,341 2,732

Kitui 493 2,650 3,143 84 380 464 577 3,030 3,607

Kwale 332 1,440 1,772 121 432 553 453 1,872 2,325

Laikipia 106 658 764 46 302 348 152 960 1,112

Lamu 47 270 317 25 133 158 72 403 475

Machakos 114 1,524 1,638 174 705 879 288 2,229 2,517

Makueni 99 1,720 1,819 20 258 278 119 1,978 2,097

Mandera 434 217 651 42 52 94 476 269 745

Marsabit 172 153 325 127 162 289 299 315 614

Meru 222 1,756 1,978 279 1,052 1,331 501 2,808 3,309

Migori 383 1,459 1,842 267 783 1,050 650 2,242 2,892

Mombasa 16 296 312 243 1,816 2,059 259 2,112 2,371

Murang'a 220 1,094 1,314 153 621 774 373 1,715 2,088

Nairobi 133 541 674 1,350 5,592 6,942 1,483 6,133 7,616

Nakuru 235 1,783 2,018 260 1,500 1,760 495 3,283 3,778

Nandi 204 2,448 2,652 74 720 794 278 3,168 3,446

Narok 533 1,416 1,949 190 474 664 723 1,890 2,613

Nyamira 219 1,279 1,498 174 569 743 393 1,848 2,241

Nyandarua 42 700 742 80 407 487 122 1,107 1,229

Nyeri 90 850 940 139 776 915 229 1,626 1,855

Samburu 243 241 484 36 78 114 279 319 598

Siaya 176 1,733 1,909 106 556 662 282 2,289 2,571

Taita Taveta 61 849 910 28 267 295 89 1,116 1,205

Tana River 156 360 516 29 113 142 185 473 658

Tharaka-Nithi 189 779 968 86 296 382 275 1,075 1,350

Trans Nzoia 137 944 1,081 189 672 861 326 1,616 1,942

Turkana 632 312 944 223 158 381 855 470 1,325

Uasin Gishu 203 1,676 1,879 42 1,107 1,149 245 2,783 3,028

Vihiga 118 1,211 1,329 62 336 398 180 1,547 1,727

Wajir 525 180 705 56 53 109 581 233 814

West Pokot 705 773 1,478 40 121 161 745 894 1,639

National 12,673 56,150 68,823 8,288 33,708 41,996 20,961 89,858 110,819

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Table 21: ECDE Pupils Teacher Ratio Enrolment Teachers PTR

County Public Private Total Public Private Total Public Private Total

Baringo 52,469 10,176 62,645 2,665 454 3,119 20 22 20

Bomet 56,233 14,542 70,775 1,941 687 2,628 29 21 27

Bungoma 119,548 33,293 152,841 3,189 1,353 4,542 37 25 34

Busia 56,818 18,469 75,287 1,407 791 2,198 40 23 34

Elgeyo Marakwet 35,767 5,260 41,027 1,409 241 1,650 25 22 25

Embu 17,664 10,909 28,573 760 569 1,329 23 19 21

Garissa 16,329 30,918 47,247 394 495 889 41 62 53

Homa Bay 94,547 34,061 128,608 3,377 1,293 4,670 28 26 28

Isiolo 11,731 4,972 16,703 488 213 701 24 23 24

Kajiado 29,663 23,395 53,058 1,198 1,080 2,278 25 22 23

Kakamega 100,918 27,831 128,749 3,106 1,367 4,473 32 20 29

Kericho 46,611 22,745 69,356 1,715 1,129 2,844 27 20 24

Kiambu 31,670 58,768 90,438 1,300 2,675 3,975 24 22 23

Kilifi 80,315 40,236 120,551 2,278 1,503 3,781 35 27 32

Kirinyaga 16,458 14,851 31,309 496 673 1,169 33 22 27

Kisii 86,589 41,364 127,953 2,466 1,588 4,054 35 26 32

Kisumu 56,608 17,435 74,043 2,083 649 2,732 27 27 27

Kitui 84,665 8,180 92,845 3,143 464 3,607 27 18 26

Kwale 65,379 14,187 79,566 1,772 553 2,325 37 26 34

Laikipia 22,083 9,652 31,735 764 348 1,112 29 28 29

Lamu 7,235 3,260 10,495 317 158 475 23 21 22

Machakos 36,901 18,105 55,006 1,638 879 2,517 23 21 22

Makueni 46,724 6,071 52,795 1,819 278 2,097 26 22 25

Mandera 23,770 2,730 26,500 651 94 745 37 29 36

Marsabit 12,304 5,586 17,890 325 289 614 38 19 29

Meru 64,448 33,013 97,461 1,978 1,331 3,309 33 25 29

Migori 76,667 32,486 109,153 1,842 1,050 2,892 42 31 38

Mombasa 9,658 52,601 62,259 312 2,059 2,371 31 26 26

Murang'a 30,318 16,418 46,736 1,314 774 2,088 23 21 22

Nairobi 13,166 195,855 209,021 674 6,942 7,616 20 28 27

Nakuru 57,252 41,928 99,180 2,018 1,760 3,778 28 24 26

Nandi 64,194 16,886 81,080 2,652 794 3,446 24 21 24

Narok 71,935 16,631 88,566 1,949 664 2,613 37 25 34

Nyamira 44,062 16,199 60,261 1,498 743 2,241 29 22 27

Nyandarua 19,504 12,642 32,146 742 487 1,229 26 26 26

Nyeri 20,758 18,611 39,369 940 915 1,855 22 20 21

Samburu 25,257 2,222 27,479 484 114 598 52 19 46

Siaya 59,857 18,235 78,092 1,909 662 2,571 31 28 30

Taita Taveta 18,841 7,340 26,181 910 295 1,205 21 25 22

Tana River 22,519 4,221 26,740 516 142 658 44 30 41

Tharaka-Nithi 20,741 6,511 27,252 968 382 1,350 21 17 20

Trans Nzoia 43,474 20,846 64,320 1,081 861 1,942 40 24 33

Turkana 102,280 18,918 121,198 944 381 1,325 108 50 91

Uasin Gishu 45,801 28,806 74,607 1,879 1,149 3,028 24 25 25

Vihiga 29,598 9,262 38,860 1,329 398 1,727 22 23 23

Wajir 20,565 2,945 23,510 705 109 814 29 27 29

West Pokot 74,669 5,706 80,375 1,478 161 1,639 51 35 49

National 2,144,563 1,055,278 3,199,841 68,823 41,996 110,819 31 25 29

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ANNEX II: PRIMARY BY COUNTY

Table 22: Number of Schools and Average School Size County Schools Enrollment Average school size


Baringo 685 104 789 142,995 14,785 157,780 209 142 200

Bomet 677 227 904 211,021 31,907 242,928 312 141 269

Bungoma 795 351 1,146 496,263 52,654 548,917 624 150 479

Busia 443 228 671 230,364 18,455 248,819 520 81 371

Elgeyo Marakwet 387 60 447 111,476 9,631 121,107 288 161 271

Embu 391 186 577 108,599 21,336 129,935 278 115 225

Garissa 207 105 312 54,959 76,306 131,265 266 727 421

Homa Bay 881 323 1,204 284,664 42,727 327,391 323 132 272

Isiolo 114 40 154 29,294 7,555 36,849 257 189 239

Kajiado 429 243 672 123,122 43,926 167,048 287 181 249

Kakamega 913 343 1,256 532,010 43,511 575,521 583 127 458

Kericho 524 271 795 192,499 40,825 233,324 367 151 293

Kiambu 486 524 1,010 234,092 93,372 327,464 482 178 324

Kilifi 576 329 905 270,638 42,726 313,364 470 130 346

Kirinyaga 198 192 390 82,746 26,289 109,035 418 137 280

Kisii 703 422 1,125 269,673 55,752 325,425 384 132 289

Kisumu 618 170 788 244,271 28,142 272,413 395 166 346

Kitui 1,382 214 1,596 322,602 20,443 343,045 233 96 215

Kwale 423 138 561 167,222 19,046 186,268 395 138 332

Laikipia 292 109 401 85,871 14,755 100,626 294 135 251

Lamu 104 41 145 24,770 3,029 27,799 238 74 192

Machakos 862 252 1,114 254,078 35,479 289,557 295 141 260

Makueni 892 125 1,017 258,993 13,617 272,610 290 109 268

Mandera 212 45 257 96,396 9,341 105,737 455 208 411

Marsabit 179 51 230 47,848 10,882 58,730 267 213 255

Meru 726 373 1,099 273,003 52,733 325,736 376 141 296

Migori 607 284 891 272,879 44,070 316,949 450 155 356

Mombasa 96 394 490 67,375 78,266 145,641 702 199 297

Murang'a 516 223 739 188,385 28,012 216,397 365 126 293

Nairobi 216 1,295 1,511 201,078 303,142 504,220 931 234 334

Nakuru 717 416 1,133 374,670 72,444 447,114 523 174 395

Nandi 764 260 1,024 217,301 28,282 245,583 284 109 240

Narok 684 192 876 247,426 27,004 274,430 362 141 313

Nyamira 412 192 604 128,465 25,497 153,962 312 133 255

Nyandarua 351 213 564 124,242 25,990 150,232 354 122 266

Nyeri 392 196 588 107,122 28,833 135,955 273 147 231

Samburu 160 30 190 49,459 3,211 52,670 309 107 277

Siaya 669 164 833 250,040 17,368 267,408 374 106 321

Taita Taveta 212 65 277 60,352 7,757 68,109 285 119 246

Tana River 165 37 202 49,897 4,149 54,046 302 112 268

Tharaka-Nithi 433 130 563 90,307 10,422 100,729 209 80 179

Trans Nzoia 369 214 583 230,393 38,235 268,628 624 179 461

Turkana 408 49 457 181,739 41,993 223,732 445 857 490

Uasin Gishu 484 295 779 178,117 45,241 223,358 368 153 287

Vihiga 390 98 488 163,635 11,598 175,233 420 118 359

Wajir 225 29 254 68,082 6,291 74,373 303 217 293

West Pokot 576 45 621 194,678 8,080 202,758 338 180 327

National 22,945 10,287 33,232 8,595,111 1,685,109 10,280,220 375 164 309

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Table 23: Number of Schools by Location County Number of schools % of school

Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total

Baringo 764 25 789 97% 3% 100%

Bomet 885 19 904 98% 2% 100%

Bungoma 1,049 97 1,146 92% 8% 100%

Busia 591 80 671 88% 12% 100%

Elgeyo Marakwet 438 9 447 98% 2% 100%

Embu 548 29 577 95% 5% 100%

Garissa 237 75 312 76% 24% 100%

Homa Bay 1,114 90 1,204 93% 7% 100%

Isiolo 140 14 154 91% 9% 100%

Kajiado 535 137 672 80% 20% 100%

Kakamega 1,175 81 1,256 94% 6% 100%

Kericho 756 39 795 95% 5% 100%

Kiambu 766 244 1,010 76% 24% 100%

Kilifi 711 194 905 79% 21% 100%

Kirinyaga 360 30 390 92% 8% 100%

Kisii 1,021 104 1,125 91% 9% 100%

Kisumu 684 104 788 87% 13% 100%

Kitui 1,562 34 1,596 98% 2% 100%

Kwale 520 41 561 93% 7% 100%

Laikipia 340 61 401 85% 15% 100%

Lamu 127 18 145 88% 12% 100%

Machakos 1,009 105 1,114 91% 9% 100%

Makueni 997 20 1,017 98% 2% 100%

Mandera 221 36 257 86% 14% 100%

Marsabit 223 7 230 97% 3% 100%

Meru 1,050 49 1,099 96% 4% 100%

Migori 780 111 891 88% 12% 100%

Mombasa 177 313 490 36% 64% 100%

Murang'a 719 20 739 97% 3% 100%

Nairobi 14 1,497 1,511 1% 99% 100%

Nakuru 886 247 1,133 78% 22% 100%

Nandi 1,001 23 1,024 98% 2% 100%

Narok 823 53 876 94% 6% 100%

Nyamira 591 13 604 98% 2% 100%

Nyandarua 556 8 564 99% 1% 100%

Nyeri 537 51 588 91% 9% 100%

Samburu 171 19 190 90% 10% 100%

Siaya 795 38 833 95% 5% 100%

Taita Taveta 243 34 277 88% 12% 100%

Tana River 197 5 202 98% 2% 100%

Tharaka-Nithi 549 14 563 98% 2% 100%

Trans Nzoia 513 70 583 88% 12% 100%

Turkana 421 36 457 92% 8% 100%

Uasin Gishu 660 119 779 85% 15% 100%

Vihiga 478 10 488 98% 2% 100%

Wajir 231 23 254 91% 9% 100%

West Pokot 603 18 621 97% 3% 100%

National 28,768 4,464 33,232 87% 13% 100%

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Table 24: Primary Enrolment, Gross and Net Enrolment Rates Enrollment

Gross Enrollment rate (GER)

Net Enrollment rate (NER)

COUNTY Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total

Baringo 81,377 76,403 157,780 106.3% 98.9% 102.6% 93.5% 88.0% 90.8%

Bomet 122,577 120,351 242,928 118.5% 117.9% 118.2% 106.8% 107.8% 107.3%

Bungoma 272,960 275,957 548,917 123.0% 123.3% 123.1% 106.7% 108.4% 107.5%

Busia 123,184 125,635 248,819 114.6% 115.8% 115.2% 95.2% 97.8% 96.5%

Elgeyo Marakwet 60,824 60,283 121,107 115.0% 114.4% 114.7% 101.1% 102.0% 101.5%

Embu 65,857 64,078 129,935 118.1% 118.3% 118.2% 102.8% 104.6% 103.7%

Garissa 78,008 53,257 131,265 93.4% 54.9% 72.7% 60.8% 38.3% 48.7%

Homa Bay 165,834 161,557 327,391 115.1% 115.8% 115.5% 101.6% 103.8% 102.6%

Isiolo 18,284 18,565 36,849 101.4% 97.2% 99.2% 81.5% 79.7% 80.5%

Kajiado 85,426 81,622 167,048 95.3% 90.2% 92.7% 80.4% 77.7% 79.1%

Kakamega 284,975 290,546 575,521 120.4% 121.8% 121.1% 104.6% 107.0% 105.8%

Kericho 118,476 114,848 233,324 117.5% 113.9% 115.7% 104.2% 102.2% 103.2%

Kiambu 164,055 163,409 327,464 101.9% 103.8% 102.8% 94.2% 97.5% 95.8%

Kilifi 158,189 155,175 313,364 104.0% 109.4% 106.6% 76.1% 81.8% 78.9%

Kirinyaga 54,877 54,158 109,035 110.9% 109.4% 110.2% 101.4% 101.5% 101.4%

Kisii 162,308 163,117 325,425 108.4% 109.8% 109.1% 102.2% 103.4% 102.8%

Kisumu 135,527 136,886 272,413 109.1% 114.7% 111.8% 95.9% 102.1% 98.9%

Kitui 174,082 168,963 343,045 118.5% 115.0% 116.8% 99.3% 97.4% 98.4%

Kwale 94,255 92,013 186,268 106.8% 110.2% 108.5% 80.1% 84.3% 82.2%

Laikipia 51,410 49,216 100,626 112.5% 108.8% 110.7% 96.9% 96.2% 96.6%

Lamu 14,188 13,611 27,799 121.0% 106.1% 113.3% 95.1% 86.5% 90.6%

Machakos 147,998 141,559 289,557 114.4% 108.9% 111.6% 101.0% 97.3% 99.1%

Makueni 138,749 133,861 272,610 111.4% 111.0% 111.2% 97.5% 98.5% 98.0%

Mandera 66,895 38,842 105,737 45.4% 21.9% 32.6% 38.4% 18.8% 27.7%

Marsabit 30,642 28,088 58,730 82.8% 70.4% 76.4% 70.5% 60.6% 65.4%

Meru 160,768 164,968 325,736 103.0% 108.1% 105.5% 90.7% 95.6% 93.1%

Migori 160,410 156,539 316,949 111.9% 116.2% 114.0% 95.9% 101.2% 98.5%

Mombasa 73,362 72,279 145,641 81.0% 74.2% 77.5% 69.4% 64.6% 66.9%

Murang'a 110,208 106,189 216,397 116.8% 117.2% 117.0% 105.7% 107.9% 106.8%

Nairobi 247,869 256,351 504,220 87.7% 86.6% 87.2% 80.6% 80.3% 80.5%

Nakuru 225,630 221,484 447,114 113.9% 110.9% 112.4% 101.2% 99.8% 100.5%

Nandi 124,332 121,251 245,583 125.3% 122.2% 123.7% 103.3% 103.7% 103.5%

Narok 141,679 132,751 274,430 112.2% 103.4% 107.8% 98.2% 91.9% 95.0%

Nyamira 77,189 76,773 153,962 99.2% 107.0% 102.9% 94.1% 101.8% 97.8%

Nyandarua 76,797 73,435 150,232 103.3% 102.8% 103.0% 93.7% 94.7% 94.2%

Nyeri 69,235 66,720 135,955 107.1% 107.5% 107.3% 95.2% 98.5% 96.8%

Samburu 28,456 24,214 52,670 84.4% 71.8% 78.1% 69.8% 61.4% 65.6%

Siaya 134,102 133,306 267,408 119.4% 119.2% 119.3% 104.1% 105.2% 104.6%

Taita Taveta 34,852 33,257 68,109 117.8% 107.8% 112.7% 97.7% 92.2% 94.9%

Tana River 27,899 26,147 54,046 83.6% 78.6% 81.1% 67.2% 65.6% 66.4%

Tharaka-Nithi 50,509 50,220 100,729 116.6% 115.3% 116.0% 102.3% 102.7% 102.5%

Trans Nzoia 133,482 135,146 268,628 119.1% 121.9% 120.5% 101.3% 105.1% 103.2%

Turkana 125,297 98,435 223,732 94.9% 68.8% 81.3% 88.7% 64.7% 76.2%

Uasin Gishu 112,034 111,324 223,358 102.2% 100.7% 101.5% 90.8% 90.7% 90.8%

Vihiga 86,999 88,234 175,233 117.8% 115.3% 116.5% 101.7% 101.3% 101.5%

Wajir 44,271 30,102 74,373 50.4% 28.1% 38.1% 39.8% 22.8% 30.5%

West Pokot 103,562 99,196 202,758 135.0% 130.9% 133.0% 110.7% 109.5% 110.1%

National 5,219,899 5,060,321 10,280,220 106.3% 102.1% 104.2% 92.2% 89.9% 91.1%

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Table 25: Primary Enrolment by Public and Private Public Private % Private


Baringo 73,808 69,187 142,995 7,569 7,216 14,785 9% 9% 9%

Bomet 106,333 104,688 211,021 16,244 15,663 31,907 13% 13% 13%

Bungoma 247,154 249,109 496,263 25,806 26,848 52,654 9% 10% 10%

Busia 113,683 116,681 230,364 9,501 8,954 18,455 8% 7% 7%

Elgeyo Marakwet 55,810 55,666 111,476 5,014 4,617 9,631 8% 8% 8%

Embu 54,941 53,658 108,599 10,916 10,420 21,336 17% 16% 16%

Garissa 32,921 22,038 54,959 45,087 31,219 76,306 58% 59% 58%

Homa Bay 144,594 140,070 284,664 21,240 21,487 42,727 13% 13% 13%

Isiolo 14,480 14,814 29,294 3,804 3,751 7,555 21% 20% 21%

Kajiado 63,574 59,548 123,122 21,852 22,074 43,926 26% 27% 26%

Kakamega 262,949 269,061 532,010 22,026 21,485 43,511 8% 7% 8%

Kericho 97,338 95,161 192,499 21,138 19,687 40,825 18% 17% 17%

Kiambu 117,449 116,643 234,092 46,606 46,766 93,372 28% 29% 29%

Kilifi 136,805 133,833 270,638 21,384 21,342 42,726 14% 14% 14%

Kirinyaga 41,716 41,030 82,746 13,161 13,128 26,289 24% 24% 24%

Kisii 133,977 135,696 269,673 28,331 27,421 55,752 17% 17% 17%

Kisumu 121,389 122,882 244,271 14,138 14,004 28,142 10% 10% 10%

Kitui 163,737 158,865 322,602 10,345 10,098 20,443 6% 6% 6%

Kwale 84,768 82,454 167,222 9,487 9,559 19,046 10% 10% 10%

Laikipia 43,971 41,900 85,871 7,439 7,316 14,755 14% 15% 15%

Lamu 12,701 12,069 24,770 1,487 1,542 3,029 10% 11% 11%

Machakos 129,795 124,283 254,078 18,203 17,276 35,479 12% 12% 12%

Makueni 131,888 127,105 258,993 6,861 6,756 13,617 5% 5% 5%

Mandera 61,611 34,785 96,396 5,284 4,057 9,341 8% 10% 9%

Marsabit 24,748 23,100 47,848 5,894 4,988 10,882 19% 18% 19%

Meru 134,591 138,412 273,003 26,177 26,556 52,733 16% 16% 16%

Migori 138,105 134,774 272,879 22,305 21,765 44,070 14% 14% 14%

Mombasa 33,924 33,451 67,375 39,438 38,828 78,266 54% 54% 54%

Murang'a 95,891 92,494 188,385 14,317 13,695 28,012 13% 13% 13%

Nairobi 98,121 102,957 201,078 149,748 153,394 303,142 60% 60% 60%

Nakuru 188,938 185,732 374,670 36,692 35,752 72,444 16% 16% 16%

Nandi 109,856 107,445 217,301 14,476 13,806 28,282 12% 11% 12%

Narok 127,987 119,439 247,426 13,692 13,312 27,004 10% 10% 10%

Nyamira 64,601 63,864 128,465 12,588 12,909 25,497 16% 17% 17%

Nyandarua 63,592 60,650 124,242 13,205 12,785 25,990 17% 17% 17%

Nyeri 54,486 52,636 107,122 14,749 14,084 28,833 21% 21% 21%

Samburu 26,793 22,666 49,459 1,663 1,548 3,211 6% 6% 6%

Siaya 125,455 124,585 250,040 8,647 8,721 17,368 6% 7% 6%

Taita Taveta 30,914 29,438 60,352 3,938 3,819 7,757 11% 11% 11%

Tana River 25,744 24,153 49,897 2,155 1,994 4,149 8% 8% 8%

Tharaka-Nithi 45,256 45,051 90,307 5,253 5,169 10,422 10% 10% 10%

Trans Nzoia 114,672 115,721 230,393 18,810 19,425 38,235 14% 14% 14%

Turkana 101,587 80,152 181,739 23,710 18,283 41,993 19% 19% 19%

Uasin Gishu 89,342 88,775 178,117 22,692 22,549 45,241 20% 20% 20%

Vihiga 81,222 82,413 163,635 5,777 5,821 11,598 7% 7% 7%

Wajir 40,864 27,218 68,082 3,407 2,884 6,291 8% 10% 8%

West Pokot 99,582 95,096 194,678 3,980 4,100 8,080 4% 4% 4%

National 4,363,663 4,231,448 8,595,111 856,236 828,873 1,685,109 16% 16% 16%

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Table 26: Special Needs Enrolment by Category Hearing

Impaired

Intellectually

Impaired

Multiple

Disabilities

Physically

Impaired

Visually

Impaired County Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls

Baringo 268 237 399 287 142 97 255 173 210 184

Bomet 229 203 570 418 124 95 350 239 396 317

Bungoma 1,526 1,495 3,955 3,266 845 718 1,308 1,024 1,694 1,646

Busia 639 649 1,817 1,409 259 182 531 396 544 546

Elgeyo

Marakwet 253 191 346 282 43 37 292 200 164 194

Embu 56 50 808 600 110 79 129 76 79 64

Garissa 540 366 332 221 150 111 510 266 397 262

Homa Bay 1,346 1,271 2,246 2,007 584 530 1,041 846 1,273 1,194

Isiolo 162 146 96 87 24 16 73 73 118 123

Kajiado 364 327 534 404 152 103 216 212 340 273

Kakamega 1,886 1,759 4,599 3,826 1,262 914 1,251 979 1,630 1,501

Kericho 221 208 400 309 46 43 219 161 187 138

Kiambu 212 209 1,986 1,456 192 121 340 239 248 215

Kilifi 292 265 916 781 108 69 211 166 97 95

Kirinyaga 35 27 635 400 56 43 40 26 32 35

Kisii 413 389 2,292 1,826 419 384 758 557 520 499

Kisumu 960 920 1,776 1,632 387 272 843 679 1,096 918

Kitui 342 321 1,663 1,181 230 198 424 321 275 247

Kwale 288 243 487 359 33 30 166 106 227 209

Laikipia 135 119 787 578 155 114 108 66 170 163

Lamu 31 21 212 128 10 1 30 17 28 45

Machakos 311 313 1,825 1,353 136 104 429 302 323 300

Makueni 1,192 1,266 5,643 4,119 986 725 872 646 1,607 1,483

Mandera 769 486 1,405 836 365 209 788 402 655 387

Marsabit 151 178 96 93 32 26 154 139 106 171

Meru 447 367 1,922 1,543 308 230 405 310 338 331

Migori 1,622 1,541 2,193 1,807 709 570 1,088 855 1,384 1,325

Mombasa 134 143 391 266 138 82 83 50 87 128

Murang'a 203 168 1,566 1,124 245 132 146 108 216 179

Nairobi 305 298 1,250 1,014 228 208 334 247 399 353

Nakuru 311 264 1,557 1,225 172 141 357 272 507 484

Nandi 305 303 728 615 109 67 366 232 351 329

Narok 352 311 369 322 49 32 300 192 273 251

Nyamira 72 62 1,093 874 255 203 159 131 90 80

Nyandarua 135 140 945 666 86 40 206 166 115 97

Nyeri 111 89 817 576 67 45 129 84 61 64

Samburu 182 142 195 173 45 40 228 146 119 95

Siaya 704 695 1,531 1,278 148 116 446 360 697 629

Taita Taveta 56 38 286 201 50 24 54 33 34 31

Tana River 152 142 188 109 26 22 103 54 90 90

Tharaka-Nithi 179 168 943 723 140 114 173 112 90 92

Trans Nzoia 302 297 837 698 115 184 333 256 568 497

Turkana 562 501 186 132 93 67 496 401 701 538

Uasin Gishu 157 132 600 483 39 32 211 168 118 105

Vihiga 314 375 1,317 1,165 311 297 229 204 238 234

Wajir 330 174 155 71 23 8 200 86 211 151

West Pokot 324 291 249 220 73 73 517 388 311 261

National 19,880 18,300 55,143 43,143 10,279 7,948 17,901 13,166 19,414 17,553

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Table 27: Primary Enrolment by Class Std1 Std2 Std3 Std4 Std5 Std6 Std7 Std8 Total

Baringo 21,376 20,728 19,640 20,476 19,250 19,563 21,078 15,669 157,780

Bomet 32,338 30,789 31,124 30,896 29,898 30,812 33,897 23,174 242,928

Bungoma 68,615 70,992 72,070 72,515 71,427 72,481 75,419 45,398 548,917

Busia 33,626 33,116 32,292 33,001 32,259 31,912 31,262 21,351 248,819

Elgeyo Marakwet 14,834 14,626 14,547 15,442 15,191 16,144 17,892 12,431 121,107

Embu 14,763 15,096 15,707 16,835 17,123 17,588 18,225 14,598 129,935

Garissa 23,442 22,096 21,289 16,741 14,574 12,635 11,324 9,164 131,265

Homa Bay 42,608 42,547 43,271 43,956 42,835 42,828 40,431 28,915 327,391

Isiolo 5,615 5,229 4,900 4,931 4,467 4,380 4,218 3,109 36,849

Kajiado 22,175 21,822 22,074 23,423 22,171 20,987 19,030 15,366 167,048

Kakamega 75,545 77,223 77,693 78,051 76,059 75,134 70,296 45,520 575,521

Kericho 28,811 28,905 29,744 30,773 29,050 29,427 32,444 24,170 233,324

Kiambu 37,913 38,182 39,118 44,890 42,790 42,566 42,237 39,768 327,464

Kilifi 41,090 40,106 39,218 41,503 40,037 39,854 40,677 30,879 313,364

Kirinyaga 12,040 12,338 12,526 13,676 14,464 15,655 16,111 12,225 109,035

Kisii 42,401 42,382 42,310 43,744 41,798 41,917 42,086 28,787 325,425

Kisumu 35,862 35,314 35,340 36,268 35,421 34,829 34,857 24,522 272,413

Kitui 43,510 42,868 43,708 45,269 43,940 44,323 44,212 35,215 343,045

Kwale 27,077 25,542 24,487 25,063 23,474 22,488 22,561 15,576 186,268

Laikipia 12,329 12,452 12,499 12,974 13,012 12,997 13,012 11,351 100,626

Lamu 3,801 3,674 3,661 3,773 3,452 3,501 3,269 2,668 27,799

Machakos 32,916 34,080 35,786 37,931 38,057 38,675 39,674 32,438 289,557

Makueni 30,838 31,892 33,738 35,607 35,614 36,928 37,589 30,404 272,610

Mandera 19,044 17,813 15,917 14,205 13,112 11,547 9,076 5,023 105,737

Marsabit 10,167 8,582 7,946 7,977 7,031 6,618 6,188 4,221 58,730

Meru 43,440 43,275 43,834 43,758 41,748 40,522 39,627 29,532 325,736

Migori 41,527 41,718 42,755 43,506 41,814 41,065 39,421 25,143 316,949

Mombasa 17,468 18,044 18,465 19,344 18,606 18,551 18,220 16,943 145,641

Murang'a 25,722 24,821 25,141 27,313 27,593 29,806 30,270 25,731 216,397

Nairobi 64,707 65,949 67,162 67,135 66,232 62,799 58,561 51,675 504,220

Nakuru 54,054 54,613 56,143 58,213 57,656 58,104 59,615 48,716 447,114

Nandi 32,147 31,771 32,276 33,122 31,433 31,149 31,131 22,554 245,583

Narok 39,976 38,607 37,946 37,910 35,251 34,041 31,315 19,384 274,430

Nyamira 19,605 19,431 19,386 20,307 20,016 20,319 19,964 14,934 153,962

Nyandarua 16,421 16,501 17,625 18,883 19,348 20,660 21,285 19,509 150,232

Nyeri 15,258 15,250 15,489 16,255 17,416 18,424 19,229 18,634 135,955

Samburu 8,912 7,830 7,078 6,784 6,362 6,059 5,428 4,217 52,670

Siaya 36,022 35,582 35,338 35,642 34,875 34,479 32,894 22,576 267,408

Taita Taveta 7,819 8,153 8,276 8,397 8,796 8,873 9,544 8,251 68,109

Tana River 8,921 7,941 7,027 7,177 6,630 6,266 5,939 4,145 54,046

Tharaka-Nithi 12,513 12,488 12,248 13,228 13,424 13,486 13,123 10,219 100,729

Trans Nzoia 33,642 34,176 35,130 36,432 35,128 35,021 35,832 23,267 268,628

Turkana 44,810 38,572 35,000 29,041 24,561 21,179 19,134 11,435 223,732

Uasin Gishu 26,674 27,272 28,069 29,208 28,865 29,521 30,505 23,244 223,358

Vihiga 23,481 23,727 22,805 23,477 22,886 22,411 21,158 15,288 175,233

Wajir 13,572 11,871 11,018 10,094 8,766 7,790 6,368 4,894 74,373

West Pokot 33,172 31,458 29,396 27,613 24,923 22,518 21,392 12,286 202,758

National 1,352,599 1,337,444 1,338,212 1,362,759 1,318,835 1,308,832 1,297,020 964,519 10,280,220

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Table 28: Primary Boys Enrolment by Class COUNTY Std1 Std2 Std3 Std4 Std5 Std6 Std7 Std8 Total

Baringo 11,324 11,020 10,218 10,602 9,823 9,833 10,544 8,013 81,377

Bomet 16,608 15,742 16,133 15,820 14,815 15,208 16,610 11,641 122,577

Bungoma 34,432 35,443 36,080 36,132 35,565 35,856 37,126 22,326 272,960

Busia 16,869 16,681 16,040 16,456 15,795 15,588 15,169 10,586 123,184

Elgeyo Marakwet 7,696 7,539 7,444 7,816 7,488 8,008 8,718 6,115 60,824

Embu 7,808 7,966 8,103 8,802 8,647 8,756 8,740 7,035 65,857

Garissa 13,375 12,637 12,301 9,937 8,808 7,816 7,171 5,963 78,008

Homa Bay 21,379 21,381 21,644 22,006 21,608 21,608 20,498 15,710 165,834

Isiolo 2,906 2,645 2,391 2,392 2,216 2,109 2,022 1,603 18,284

Kajiado 11,452 11,180 11,265 11,918 11,209 10,582 9,833 7,987 85,426

Kakamega 37,892 38,973 39,004 39,297 37,698 36,613 33,628 21,870 284,975

Kericho 14,914 15,108 15,435 15,624 14,631 14,709 16,096 11,959 118,476

Kiambu 19,058 19,448 19,910 21,166 22,191 21,315 21,155 19,812 164,055

Kilifi 21,016 20,482 19,879 20,809 19,927 20,022 20,221 15,833 158,189

Kirinyaga 6,204 6,301 6,441 7,082 7,231 7,773 7,796 6,049 54,877

Kisii 21,437 21,147 21,139 21,800 20,790 20,807 20,803 14,385 162,308

Kisumu 18,013 17,616 17,831 18,314 17,561 17,119 16,913 12,160 135,527

Kitui 22,864 21,928 22,384 23,472 22,323 22,210 21,526 17,375 174,082

Kwale 13,933 13,047 12,406 12,520 11,587 11,145 11,379 8,238 94,255

Laikipia 6,400 6,369 6,379 6,676 6,693 6,746 6,407 5,740 51,410

Lamu 1,944 1,883 1,886 1,948 1,706 1,749 1,670 1,402 14,188

Machakos 17,400 17,608 18,474 19,823 19,548 19,746 19,488 15,911 147,998

Makueni 16,263 16,722 17,244 18,278 18,256 18,623 18,409 14,954 138,749

Mandera 11,748 11,239 10,179 9,013 8,303 7,443 5,687 3,283 66,895

Marsabit 5,292 4,392 4,109 4,060 3,683 3,501 3,278 2,327 30,642

Meru 22,730 21,796 21,932 21,740 20,572 19,342 18,706 13,950 160,768

Migori 20,901 20,916 21,495 21,984 21,094 20,823 19,934 13,263 160,410

Mombasa 8,838 9,129 9,350 9,791 9,268 9,351 9,031 8,604 73,362

Murang'a 13,223 12,883 12,998 13,990 14,110 15,097 15,015 12,892 110,208

Nairobi 31,868 32,745 33,279 33,311 32,385 30,434 28,841 25,006 247,869

Nakuru 27,431 27,989 28,517 29,110 29,260 29,326 29,640 24,357 225,630

Nandi 16,849 16,347 16,634 16,867 15,613 15,451 15,394 11,177 124,332

Narok 20,771 20,159 19,609 19,425 17,860 17,113 16,141 10,601 141,679

Nyamira 9,981 9,761 9,761 10,306 9,967 10,098 9,867 7,448 77,189

Nyandarua 8,580 8,441 8,996 9,862 9,973 10,564 10,718 9,663 76,797

Nyeri 7,766 7,904 8,011 8,162 9,093 9,380 9,592 9,327 69,235

Samburu 4,698 4,070 3,780 3,598 3,447 3,436 3,019 2,408 28,456

Siaya 18,420 18,190 17,836 17,903 17,375 16,969 16,036 11,373 134,102

Taita Taveta 4,010 4,282 4,275 4,293 4,527 4,468 4,831 4,166 34,852

Tana River 4,610 4,013 3,626 3,709 3,347 3,214 3,129 2,251 27,899

Tharaka-Nithi 6,417 6,487 6,198 6,699 6,651 6,664 6,379 5,014 50,509

Trans Nzoia 16,903 17,216 17,525 18,147 17,436 17,457 17,610 11,188 133,482

Turkana 24,057 20,814 19,027 16,208 13,887 12,227 11,647 7,430 125,297

Uasin Gishu 13,654 13,872 14,182 14,761 14,499 14,625 14,915 11,526 112,034

Vihiga 12,018 12,029 11,502 11,795 11,390 10,908 10,104 7,253 86,999

Wajir 7,844 6,956 6,457 5,996 5,297 4,821 3,814 3,086 44,271

West Pokot 16,998 16,221 15,009 14,008 12,512 11,421 10,898 6,495 103,562

National 696,794 686,717 684,318 693,428 667,665 658,074 646,148 486,755 5,219,899

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Table 29: Primary Girls Enrolment by Class COUNTY Std1 Std2 Std3 Std4 Std5 Std6 Std7 Std8 Total

Baringo 10,052 9,708 9,422 9,874 9,427 9,730 10,534 7,656 76,403

Bomet 15,730 15,047 14,991 15,076 15,083 15,604 17,287 11,533 120,351

Bungoma 34,183 35,549 35,990 36,383 35,862 36,625 38,293 23,072 275,957

Busia 16,757 16,435 16,252 16,545 16,464 16,324 16,093 10,765 125,635

Elgeyo Marakwet 7,138 7,087 7,103 7,626 7,703 8,136 9,174 6,316 60,283

Embu 6,955 7,130 7,604 8,033 8,476 8,832 9,485 7,563 64,078

Garissa 10,067 9,459 8,988 6,804 5,766 4,819 4,153 3,201 53,257

Homa Bay 21,229 21,166 21,627 21,950 21,227 21,220 19,933 13,205 161,557

Isiolo 2,709 2,584 2,509 2,539 2,251 2,271 2,196 1,506 18,565

Kajiado 10,723 10,642 10,809 11,505 10,962 10,405 9,197 7,379 81,622

Kakamega 37,653 38,250 38,689 38,754 38,361 38,521 36,668 23,650 290,546

Kericho 13,897 13,797 14,309 15,149 14,419 14,718 16,348 12,211 114,848

Kiambu 18,855 18,734 19,208 23,724 20,599 21,251 21,082 19,956 163,409

Kilifi 20,074 19,624 19,339 20,694 20,110 19,832 20,456 15,046 155,175

Kirinyaga 5,836 6,037 6,085 6,594 7,233 7,882 8,315 6,176 54,158

Kisii 20,964 21,235 21,171 21,944 21,008 21,110 21,283 14,402 163,117

Kisumu 17,849 17,698 17,509 17,954 17,860 17,710 17,944 12,362 136,886

Kitui 20,646 20,940 21,324 21,797 21,617 22,113 22,686 17,840 168,963

Kwale 13,144 12,495 12,081 12,543 11,887 11,343 11,182 7,338 92,013

Laikipia 5,929 6,083 6,120 6,298 6,319 6,251 6,605 5,611 49,216

Lamu 1,857 1,791 1,775 1,825 1,746 1,752 1,599 1,266 13,611

Machakos 15,516 16,472 17,312 18,108 18,509 18,929 20,186 16,527 141,559

Makueni 14,575 15,170 16,494 17,329 17,358 18,305 19,180 15,450 133,861

Mandera 7,296 6,574 5,738 5,192 4,809 4,104 3,389 1,740 38,842

Marsabit 4,875 4,190 3,837 3,917 3,348 3,117 2,910 1,894 28,088

Meru 20,710 21,479 21,902 22,018 21,176 21,180 20,921 15,582 164,968

Migori 20,626 20,802 21,260 21,522 20,720 20,242 19,487 11,880 156,539

Mombasa 8,630 8,915 9,115 9,553 9,338 9,200 9,189 8,339 72,279

Murang'a 12,499 11,938 12,143 13,323 13,483 14,709 15,255 12,839 106,189

Nairobi 32,839 33,204 33,883 33,824 33,847 32,365 29,720 26,669 256,351

Nakuru 26,623 26,624 27,626 29,103 28,396 28,778 29,975 24,359 221,484

Nandi 15,298 15,424 15,642 16,255 15,820 15,698 15,737 11,377 121,251

Narok 19,205 18,448 18,337 18,485 17,391 16,928 15,174 8,783 132,751

Nyamira 9,624 9,670 9,625 10,001 10,049 10,221 10,097 7,486 76,773

Nyandarua 7,841 8,060 8,629 9,021 9,375 10,096 10,567 9,846 73,435

Nyeri 7,492 7,346 7,478 8,093 8,323 9,044 9,637 9,307 66,720

Samburu 4,214 3,760 3,298 3,186 2,915 2,623 2,409 1,809 24,214

Siaya 17,602 17,392 17,502 17,739 17,500 17,510 16,858 11,203 133,306

Taita Taveta 3,809 3,871 4,001 4,104 4,269 4,405 4,713 4,085 33,257

Tana River 4,311 3,928 3,401 3,468 3,283 3,052 2,810 1,894 26,147

Tharaka-Nithi 6,096 6,001 6,050 6,529 6,773 6,822 6,744 5,205 50,220

Trans Nzoia 16,739 16,960 17,605 18,285 17,692 17,564 18,222 12,079 135,146

Turkana 20,753 17,758 15,973 12,833 10,674 8,952 7,487 4,005 98,435

Uasin Gishu 13,020 13,400 13,887 14,447 14,366 14,896 15,590 11,718 111,324

Vihiga 11,463 11,698 11,303 11,682 11,496 11,503 11,054 8,035 88,234

Wajir 5,728 4,915 4,561 4,098 3,469 2,969 2,554 1,808 30,102

West Pokot 16,174 15,237 14,387 13,605 12,411 11,097 10,494 5,791 99,196

National 655,805 650,727 653,894 669,331 651,170 650,758 650,872 477,764 5,060,321

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Table 30: Public Primary Boys Enrolment by Class COUNTY Std1 Std2 Std3 Std4 Std5 Std6 Std7 Std8 Total

Baringo 10,163 10,014 9,193 9,584 8,906 8,966 9,682 7,300 73,808

Bomet 14,395 13,640 14,003 13,562 12,750 13,169 14,713 10,101 106,333

Bungoma 30,239 31,478 32,381 32,751 32,438 33,061 34,652 20,154 247,154

Busia 15,116 15,191 14,599 15,148 14,673 14,619 14,396 9,941 113,683

Elgeyo Marakwet 7,014 6,898 6,849 7,206 6,868 7,305 8,112 5,558 55,810

Embu 6,257 6,365 6,535 7,250 7,268 7,542 7,655 6,069 54,941

Garissa 5,968 5,248 5,120 4,161 3,588 3,285 3,003 2,548 32,921

Homa Bay 17,936 18,166 18,589 19,095 18,920 19,216 18,570 14,102 144,594

Isiolo 2,257 2,078 1,844 1,851 1,753 1,670 1,649 1,378 14,480

Kajiado 8,216 8,068 8,162 9,020 8,372 8,063 7,657 6,016 63,574

Kakamega 34,281 35,503 35,787 36,373 35,089 34,257 31,554 20,105 262,949

Kericho 11,983 12,305 12,447 12,865 11,992 12,140 13,694 9,912 97,338

Kiambu 11,942 12,770 13,392 14,928 16,430 16,001 16,474 15,512 117,449

Kilifi 17,498 17,200 16,727 17,956 17,267 17,671 18,287 14,199 136,805

Kirinyaga 4,500 4,586 4,757 5,351 5,617 6,125 6,213 4,567 41,716

Kisii 16,980 16,819 16,941 18,056 17,481 17,779 18,062 11,859 133,977

Kisumu 15,669 15,472 15,772 16,268 15,912 15,665 15,634 10,997 121,389

Kitui 21,604 20,665 21,089 22,128 20,968 20,814 20,254 16,215 163,737

Kwale 12,456 11,695 11,047 11,172 10,410 10,094 10,454 7,440 84,768

Laikipia 5,382 5,366 5,335 5,744 5,740 5,854 5,609 4,941 43,971

Lamu 1,676 1,616 1,622 1,750 1,555 1,600 1,563 1,319 12,701

Machakos 14,920 15,228 16,128 17,579 17,278 17,357 17,289 14,016 129,795

Makueni 15,469 15,938 16,431 17,432 17,353 17,685 17,400 14,180 131,888

Mandera 10,855 10,387 9,418 8,314 7,660 6,870 5,258 2,849 61,611

Marsabit 4,400 3,479 3,193 3,136 2,952 2,880 2,755 1,953 24,748

Meru 18,502 17,954 18,270 18,131 17,287 16,444 15,983 12,020 134,591

Migori 17,399 17,371 18,218 18,922 18,304 18,367 17,978 11,546 138,105

Mombasa 2,994 3,476 3,903 4,504 4,407 4,842 5,045 4,753 33,924

Murang'a 11,243 11,080 11,242 12,301 12,295 13,220 13,211 11,299 95,891

Nairobi 8,326 9,648 11,395 12,834 13,768 14,359 14,718 13,073 98,121

Nakuru 22,301 23,163 23,675 24,403 24,415 24,853 25,459 20,669 188,938

Nandi 14,623 14,285 14,574 14,971 13,893 13,840 13,862 9,808 109,856

Narok 18,552 17,987 17,555 17,590 16,234 15,557 14,814 9,698 127,987

Nyamira 8,091 7,882 7,899 8,631 8,514 8,732 8,565 6,287 64,601

Nyandarua 6,741 6,718 7,331 8,186 8,348 8,829 9,133 8,306 63,592

Nyeri 5,885 6,085 6,268 6,484 7,231 7,375 7,691 7,467 54,486

Samburu 4,431 3,791 3,504 3,336 3,264 3,260 2,883 2,324 26,793

Siaya 16,588 16,483 16,413 16,796 16,392 16,249 15,559 10,975 125,455

Taita Taveta 3,373 3,692 3,731 3,774 4,076 3,993 4,432 3,843 30,914

Tana River 4,207 3,625 3,286 3,415 3,118 3,009 2,950 2,134 25,744

Tharaka-Nithi 5,507 5,637 5,395 5,876 6,013 6,163 5,975 4,690 45,256

Trans Nzoia 14,125 14,615 14,940 15,652 15,119 15,219 15,516 9,486 114,672

Turkana 20,942 17,420 15,428 12,653 10,800 9,744 9,260 5,340 101,587

Uasin Gishu 10,290 10,623 10,996 11,709 11,666 12,113 12,511 9,434 89,342

Vihiga 10,927 11,084 10,629 11,041 10,728 10,340 9,626 6,847 81,222

Wajir 7,273 6,384 5,938 5,539 4,897 4,427 3,533 2,873 40,864

West Pokot 16,388 15,599 14,462 13,469 12,019 10,974 10,508 6,163 99,582

National 565,884 560,777 562,413 578,897 562,028 561,597 559,801 412,266 4,363,663

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Table 31: Public Primary Girls Enrolment by Class COUNTY Std1 Std2 Std3 Std4 Std5 Std6 Std7 Std8 Total

Baringo 8,964 8,614 8,461 8,901 8,581 8,892 9,742 7,032 69,187

Bomet 13,718 13,107 13,016 13,091 13,008 13,532 15,301 9,915 104,688

Bungoma 30,178 31,736 32,126 32,639 32,641 33,519 35,436 20,834 249,109

Busia 15,111 14,946 14,816 15,410 15,459 15,414 15,418 10,107 116,681

Elgeyo Marakwet 6,518 6,537 6,559 6,994 7,054 7,573 8,608 5,823 55,666

Embu 5,420 5,668 6,092 6,587 7,201 7,738 8,377 6,575 53,658

Garissa 4,277 3,808 3,538 2,816 2,269 2,079 1,748 1,503 22,038

Homa Bay 17,715 17,930 18,552 18,956 18,513 18,840 17,936 11,628 140,070

Isiolo 2,098 2,051 2,005 2,055 1,766 1,780 1,790 1,269 14,814

Kajiado 7,493 7,513 7,644 8,516 8,129 7,857 6,952 5,444 59,548

Kakamega 34,073 34,864 35,469 36,039 35,761 36,252 34,637 21,966 269,061

Kericho 11,176 11,297 11,677 12,567 12,012 12,269 13,977 10,186 95,161

Kiambu 11,599 12,013 12,829 17,622 14,756 15,780 16,435 15,609 116,643

Kilifi 16,607 16,443 16,338 17,819 17,472 17,561 18,405 13,188 133,833

Kirinyaga 4,091 4,333 4,401 4,959 5,586 6,272 6,615 4,773 41,030

Kisii 16,650 16,868 17,215 18,216 17,828 18,312 18,672 11,935 135,696

Kisumu 15,550 15,504 15,489 16,138 16,108 16,217 16,640 11,236 122,882

Kitui 19,483 19,678 20,090 20,535 20,319 20,763 21,325 16,672 158,865

Kwale 11,689 11,037 10,723 11,205 10,695 10,295 10,243 6,567 82,454

Laikipia 4,928 5,085 5,150 5,355 5,429 5,375 5,751 4,827 41,900

Lamu 1,583 1,547 1,518 1,613 1,546 1,602 1,479 1,181 12,069

Machakos 13,122 14,145 15,034 15,923 16,447 16,857 18,102 14,653 124,283

Makueni 13,832 14,375 15,708 16,527 16,505 17,394 18,144 14,620 127,105

Mandera 6,590 5,939 5,147 4,661 4,302 3,673 3,024 1,449 34,785

Marsabit 4,086 3,408 3,127 3,152 2,700 2,606 2,468 1,553 23,100

Meru 16,689 17,456 18,183 18,380 17,932 18,091 18,074 13,607 138,412

Migori 17,091 17,429 18,022 18,473 18,041 17,857 17,560 10,301 134,774

Mombasa 2,961 3,262 3,775 4,311 4,449 4,775 5,185 4,733 33,451

Murang'a 10,573 10,170 10,507 11,714 11,792 12,940 13,489 11,309 92,494

Nairobi 8,475 9,842 11,634 13,311 14,534 15,442 15,527 14,192 102,957

Nakuru 21,506 21,891 23,010 24,469 24,012 24,376 25,703 20,765 185,732

Nandi 13,266 13,511 13,781 14,446 14,148 14,095 14,207 9,991 107,445

Narok 17,138 16,482 16,375 16,625 15,733 15,313 13,841 7,932 119,439

Nyamira 7,857 7,867 7,809 8,303 8,446 8,667 8,693 6,222 63,864

Nyandarua 6,110 6,321 6,939 7,447 7,812 8,467 9,024 8,530 60,650

Nyeri 5,598 5,642 5,839 6,441 6,601 7,199 7,783 7,533 52,636

Samburu 3,911 3,498 3,064 2,987 2,722 2,498 2,267 1,719 22,666

Siaya 15,777 15,745 16,090 16,548 16,517 16,734 16,383 10,791 124,585

Taita Taveta 3,228 3,293 3,505 3,629 3,821 3,946 4,257 3,759 29,438

Tana River 3,906 3,593 3,100 3,209 3,048 2,873 2,632 1,792 24,153

Tharaka-Nithi 5,235 5,214 5,251 5,728 6,149 6,295 6,295 4,884 45,051

Trans Nzoia 14,010 14,268 14,962 15,676 15,329 15,268 15,958 10,250 115,721

Turkana 17,631 14,513 12,812 9,983 8,440 7,317 6,140 3,316 80,152

Uasin Gishu 9,657 10,208 10,725 11,461 11,551 12,367 13,223 9,583 88,775

Vihiga 10,348 10,759 10,452 10,892 10,882 10,937 10,549 7,594 82,413

Wajir 5,209 4,473 4,154 3,711 3,112 2,634 2,298 1,627 27,218

West Pokot 15,571 14,660 13,840 13,057 11,876 10,587 10,094 5,411 95,096

National 528,298 528,543 536,553 559,097 549,034 557,130 566,407 406,386 4,231,448

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Table 32: Total Public Primary Enrolment by Class COUNTY Std1 Std2 Std3 Std4 Std5 Std6 Std7 Std8 Total

Baringo 19,127 18,628 17,654 18,485 17,487 17,858 19,424 14,332 142,995

Bomet 28,113 26,747 27,019 26,653 25,758 26,701 30,014 20,016 211,021

Bungoma 60,417 63,214 64,507 65,390 65,079 66,580 70,088 40,988 496,263

Busia 30,227 30,137 29,415 30,558 30,132 30,033 29,814 20,048 230,364

Elgeyo

Marakwet 13,532 13,435 13,408 14,200 13,922 14,878 16,720 11,381 111,476

Embu 11,677 12,033 12,627 13,837 14,469 15,280 16,032 12,644 108,599

Garissa 10,245 9,056 8,658 6,977 5,857 5,364 4,751 4,051 54,959

Homa Bay 35,651 36,096 37,141 38,051 37,433 38,056 36,506 25,730 284,664

Isiolo 4,355 4,129 3,849 3,906 3,519 3,450 3,439 2,647 29,294

Kajiado 15,709 15,581 15,806 17,536 16,501 15,920 14,609 11,460 123,122

Kakamega 68,354 70,367 71,256 72,412 70,850 70,509 66,191 42,071 532,010

Kericho 23,159 23,602 24,124 25,432 24,004 24,409 27,671 20,098 192,499

Kiambu 23,541 24,783 26,221 32,550 31,186 31,781 32,909 31,121 234,092

Kilifi 34,105 33,643 33,065 35,775 34,739 35,232 36,692 27,387 270,638

Kirinyaga 8,591 8,919 9,158 10,310 11,203 12,397 12,828 9,340 82,746

Kisii 33,630 33,687 34,156 36,272 35,309 36,091 36,734 23,794 269,673

Kisumu 31,219 30,976 31,261 32,406 32,020 31,882 32,274 22,233 244,271

Kitui 41,087 40,343 41,179 42,663 41,287 41,577 41,579 32,887 322,602

Kwale 24,145 22,732 21,770 22,377 21,105 20,389 20,697 14,007 167,222

Laikipia 10,310 10,451 10,485 11,099 11,169 11,229 11,360 9,768 85,871

Lamu 3,259 3,163 3,140 3,363 3,101 3,202 3,042 2,500 24,770

Machakos 28,042 29,373 31,162 33,502 33,725 34,214 35,391 28,669 254,078

Makueni 29,301 30,313 32,139 33,959 33,858 35,079 35,544 28,800 258,993

Mandera 17,445 16,326 14,565 12,975 11,962 10,543 8,282 4,298 96,396

Marsabit 8,486 6,887 6,320 6,288 5,652 5,486 5,223 3,506 47,848

Meru 35,191 35,410 36,453 36,511 35,219 34,535 34,057 25,627 273,003

Migori 34,490 34,800 36,240 37,395 36,345 36,224 35,538 21,847 272,879

Mombasa 5,955 6,738 7,678 8,815 8,856 9,617 10,230 9,486 67,375

Murang'a 21,816 21,250 21,749 24,015 24,087 26,160 26,700 22,608 188,385

Nairobi 16,801 19,490 23,029 26,145 28,302 29,801 30,245 27,265 201,078

Nakuru 43,807 45,054 46,685 48,872 48,427 49,229 51,162 41,434 374,670

Nandi 27,889 27,796 28,355 29,417 28,041 27,935 28,069 19,799 217,301

Narok 35,690 34,469 33,930 34,215 31,967 30,870 28,655 17,630 247,426

Nyamira 15,948 15,749 15,708 16,934 16,960 17,399 17,258 12,509 128,465

Nyandarua 12,851 13,039 14,270 15,633 16,160 17,296 18,157 16,836 124,242

Nyeri 11,483 11,727 12,107 12,925 13,832 14,574 15,474 15,000 107,122

Samburu 8,342 7,289 6,568 6,323 5,986 5,758 5,150 4,043 49,459

Siaya 32,365 32,228 32,503 33,344 32,909 32,983 31,942 21,766 250,040

Taita Taveta 6,601 6,985 7,236 7,403 7,897 7,939 8,689 7,602 60,352

Tana River 8,113 7,218 6,386 6,624 6,166 5,882 5,582 3,926 49,897

Tharaka-Nithi 10,742 10,851 10,646 11,604 12,162 12,458 12,270 9,574 90,307

Trans Nzoia 28,135 28,883 29,902 31,328 30,448 30,487 31,474 19,736 230,393

Turkana 38,573 31,933 28,240 22,636 19,240 17,061 15,400 8,656 181,739

Uasin Gishu 19,947 20,831 21,721 23,170 23,217 24,480 25,734 19,017 178,117

Vihiga 21,275 21,843 21,081 21,933 21,610 21,277 20,175 14,441 163,635

Wajir 12,482 10,857 10,092 9,250 8,009 7,061 5,831 4,500 68,082

West Pokot 31,959 30,259 28,302 26,526 23,895 21,561 20,602 11,574 194,678

National 1,094,18

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1,098,96

6

1,137,99

4

1,111,06

2

1,118,72

7

1,126,20

8

818,65

2

8,595,11

1

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Table 33: Private Primary Boys Enrolment by Class COUNTY Std1 Std2 Std3 Std4 Std5 Std6 Std7 Std8 Total

Baringo 1,161 1,006 1,025 1,018 917 867 862 713 7,569

Bomet 2,213 2,102 2,130 2,258 2,065 2,039 1,897 1,540 16,244

Bungoma 4,193 3,965 3,699 3,381 3,127 2,795 2,474 2,172 25,806

Busia 1,753 1,490 1,441 1,308 1,122 969 773 645 9,501

Elgeyo Marakwet 682 641 595 610 620 703 606 557 5,014

Embu 1,551 1,601 1,568 1,552 1,379 1,214 1,085 966 10,916

Garissa 7,407 7,389 7,181 5,776 5,220 4,531 4,168 3,415 45,087

Homa Bay 3,443 3,215 3,055 2,911 2,688 2,392 1,928 1,608 21,240

Isiolo 649 567 547 541 463 439 373 225 3,804

Kajiado 3,236 3,112 3,103 2,898 2,837 2,519 2,176 1,971 21,852

Kakamega 3,611 3,470 3,217 2,924 2,609 2,356 2,074 1,765 22,026

Kericho 2,931 2,803 2,988 2,759 2,639 2,569 2,402 2,047 21,138

Kiambu 7,116 6,678 6,518 6,238 5,761 5,314 4,681 4,300 46,606

Kilifi 3,518 3,282 3,152 2,853 2,660 2,351 1,934 1,634 21,384

Kirinyaga 1,704 1,715 1,684 1,731 1,614 1,648 1,583 1,482 13,161

Kisii 4,457 4,328 4,198 3,744 3,309 3,028 2,741 2,526 28,331

Kisumu 2,344 2,144 2,059 2,046 1,649 1,454 1,279 1,163 14,138

Kitui 1,260 1,263 1,295 1,344 1,355 1,396 1,272 1,160 10,345

Kwale 1,477 1,352 1,359 1,348 1,177 1,051 925 798 9,487

Laikipia 1,018 1,003 1,044 932 953 892 798 799 7,439

Lamu 268 267 264 198 151 149 107 83 1,487

Machakos 2,480 2,380 2,346 2,244 2,270 2,389 2,199 1,895 18,203

Makueni 794 784 813 846 903 938 1,009 774 6,861

Mandera 893 852 761 699 643 573 429 434 5,284

Marsabit 892 913 916 924 731 621 523 374 5,894

Meru 4,228 3,842 3,662 3,609 3,285 2,898 2,723 1,930 26,177

Migori 3,502 3,545 3,277 3,062 2,790 2,456 1,956 1,717 22,305

Mombasa 5,844 5,653 5,447 5,287 4,861 4,509 3,986 3,851 39,438

Murang'a 1,980 1,803 1,756 1,689 1,815 1,877 1,804 1,593 14,317

Nairobi 23,542 23,097 21,884 20,477 18,617 16,075 14,123 11,933 149,748

Nakuru 5,130 4,826 4,842 4,707 4,845 4,473 4,181 3,688 36,692

Nandi 2,226 2,062 2,060 1,896 1,720 1,611 1,532 1,369 14,476

Narok 2,219 2,172 2,054 1,835 1,626 1,556 1,327 903 13,692

Nyamira 1,890 1,879 1,862 1,675 1,453 1,366 1,302 1,161 12,588

Nyandarua 1,839 1,723 1,665 1,676 1,625 1,735 1,585 1,357 13,205

Nyeri 1,881 1,819 1,743 1,678 1,862 2,005 1,901 1,860 14,749

Samburu 267 279 276 262 183 176 136 84 1,663

Siaya 1,832 1,707 1,423 1,107 983 720 477 398 8,647

Taita Taveta 637 590 544 519 451 475 399 323 3,938

Tana River 403 388 340 294 229 205 179 117 2,155

Tharaka-Nithi 910 850 803 823 638 501 404 324 5,253

Trans Nzoia 2,778 2,601 2,585 2,495 2,317 2,238 2,094 1,702 18,810

Turkana 3,115 3,394 3,599 3,555 3,087 2,483 2,387 2,090 23,710

Uasin Gishu 3,364 3,249 3,186 3,052 2,833 2,512 2,404 2,092 22,692

Vihiga 1,091 945 873 754 662 568 478 406 5,777

Wajir 571 572 519 457 400 394 281 213 3,407

West Pokot 610 622 547 539 493 447 390 332 3,980

National 130,910 125,940 121,905 114,531 105,637 96,477 86,347 74,489 856,236

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Table 34: Private Primary Girls Enrolment by Class COUNTY Std1 Std2 Std3 Std4 Std5 Std6 Std7 Std8 Total

Baringo 1,088 1,094 961 973 846 838 792 624 7,216

Bomet 2,012 1,940 1,975 1,985 2,075 2,072 1,986 1,618 15,663

Bungoma 4,005 3,813 3,864 3,744 3,221 3,106 2,857 2,238 26,848

Busia 1,646 1,489 1,436 1,135 1,005 910 675 658 8,954

Elgeyo Marakwet 620 550 544 632 649 563 566 493 4,617

Embu 1,535 1,462 1,512 1,446 1,275 1,094 1,108 988 10,420

Garissa 5,790 5,651 5,450 3,988 3,497 2,740 2,405 1,698 31,219

Homa Bay 3,514 3,236 3,075 2,994 2,714 2,380 1,997 1,577 21,487

Isiolo 611 533 504 484 485 491 406 237 3,751

Kajiado 3,230 3,129 3,165 2,989 2,833 2,548 2,245 1,935 22,074

Kakamega 3,580 3,386 3,220 2,715 2,600 2,269 2,031 1,684 21,485

Kericho 2,721 2,500 2,632 2,582 2,407 2,449 2,371 2,025 19,687

Kiambu 7,256 6,721 6,379 6,102 5,843 5,471 4,647 4,347 46,766

Kilifi 3,467 3,181 3,001 2,875 2,638 2,271 2,051 1,858 21,342

Kirinyaga 1,745 1,704 1,684 1,635 1,647 1,610 1,700 1,403 13,128

Kisii 4,314 4,367 3,956 3,728 3,180 2,798 2,611 2,467 27,421

Kisumu 2,299 2,194 2,020 1,816 1,752 1,493 1,304 1,126 14,004

Kitui 1,163 1,262 1,234 1,262 1,298 1,350 1,361 1,168 10,098

Kwale 1,455 1,458 1,358 1,338 1,192 1,048 939 771 9,559

Laikipia 1,001 998 970 943 890 876 854 784 7,316

Lamu 274 244 257 212 200 150 120 85 1,542

Machakos 2,394 2,327 2,278 2,185 2,062 2,072 2,084 1,874 17,276

Makueni 743 795 786 802 853 911 1,036 830 6,756

Mandera 706 635 591 531 507 431 365 291 4,057

Marsabit 789 782 710 765 648 511 442 341 4,988

Meru 4,021 4,023 3,719 3,638 3,244 3,089 2,847 1,975 26,556

Migori 3,535 3,373 3,238 3,049 2,679 2,385 1,927 1,579 21,765

Mombasa 5,669 5,653 5,340 5,242 4,889 4,425 4,004 3,606 38,828

Murang'a 1,926 1,768 1,636 1,609 1,691 1,769 1,766 1,530 13,695

Nairobi 24,364 23,362 22,249 20,513 19,313 16,923 14,193 12,477 153,394

Nakuru 5,117 4,733 4,616 4,634 4,384 4,402 4,272 3,594 35,752

Nandi 2,032 1,913 1,861 1,809 1,672 1,603 1,530 1,386 13,806

Narok 2,067 1,966 1,962 1,860 1,658 1,615 1,333 851 13,312

Nyamira 1,767 1,803 1,816 1,698 1,603 1,554 1,404 1,264 12,909

Nyandarua 1,731 1,739 1,690 1,574 1,563 1,629 1,543 1,316 12,785

Nyeri 1,894 1,704 1,639 1,652 1,722 1,845 1,854 1,774 14,084

Samburu 303 262 234 199 193 125 142 90 1,548

Siaya 1,825 1,647 1,412 1,191 983 776 475 412 8,721

Taita Taveta 581 578 496 475 448 459 456 326 3,819

Tana River 405 335 301 259 235 179 178 102 1,994

Tharaka-Nithi 861 787 799 801 624 527 449 321 5,169

Trans Nzoia 2,729 2,692 2,643 2,609 2,363 2,296 2,264 1,829 19,425

Turkana 3,122 3,245 3,161 2,850 2,234 1,635 1,347 689 18,283

Uasin Gishu 3,363 3,192 3,162 2,986 2,815 2,529 2,367 2,135 22,549

Vihiga 1,115 939 851 790 614 566 505 441 5,821

Wajir 519 442 407 387 357 335 256 181 2,884

West Pokot 603 577 547 548 535 510 400 380 4,100

National 127,507 122,184 117,341 110,234 102,136 93,628 84,465 71,378 828,873

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Table 35: Total Private Primary Enrolment by Class COUNTY Std1 Std2 Std3 Std4 Std5 Std6 Std7 Std8 Total

Baringo 2,249 2,100 1,986 1,991 1,763 1,705 1,654 1,337 14,785

Bomet 4,225 4,042 4,105 4,243 4,140 4,111 3,883 3,158 31,907

Bungoma 8,198 7,778 7,563 7,125 6,348 5,901 5,331 4,410 52,654

Busia 3,399 2,979 2,877 2,443 2,127 1,879 1,448 1,303 18,455

Elgeyo Marakwet 1,302 1,191 1,139 1,242 1,269 1,266 1,172 1,050 9,631

Embu 3,086 3,063 3,080 2,998 2,654 2,308 2,193 1,954 21,336

Garissa 13,197 13,040 12,631 9,764 8,717 7,271 6,573 5,113 76,306

Homa Bay 6,957 6,451 6,130 5,905 5,402 4,772 3,925 3,185 42,727

Isiolo 1,260 1,100 1,051 1,025 948 930 779 462 7,555

Kajiado 6,466 6,241 6,268 5,887 5,670 5,067 4,421 3,906 43,926

Kakamega 7,191 6,856 6,437 5,639 5,209 4,625 4,105 3,449 43,511

Kericho 5,652 5,303 5,620 5,341 5,046 5,018 4,773 4,072 40,825

Kiambu 14,372 13,399 12,897 12,340 11,604 10,785 9,328 8,647 93,372

Kilifi 6,985 6,463 6,153 5,728 5,298 4,622 3,985 3,492 42,726

Kirinyaga 3,449 3,419 3,368 3,366 3,261 3,258 3,283 2,885 26,289

Kisii 8,771 8,695 8,154 7,472 6,489 5,826 5,352 4,993 55,752

Kisumu 4,643 4,338 4,079 3,862 3,401 2,947 2,583 2,289 28,142

Kitui 2,423 2,525 2,529 2,606 2,653 2,746 2,633 2,328 20,443

Kwale 2,932 2,810 2,717 2,686 2,369 2,099 1,864 1,569 19,046

Laikipia 2,019 2,001 2,014 1,875 1,843 1,768 1,652 1,583 14,755

Lamu 542 511 521 410 351 299 227 168 3,029

Machakos 4,874 4,707 4,624 4,429 4,332 4,461 4,283 3,769 35,479

Makueni 1,537 1,579 1,599 1,648 1,756 1,849 2,045 1,604 13,617

Mandera 1,599 1,487 1,352 1,230 1,150 1,004 794 725 9,341

Marsabit 1,681 1,695 1,626 1,689 1,379 1,132 965 715 10,882

Meru 8,249 7,865 7,381 7,247 6,529 5,987 5,570 3,905 52,733

Migori 7,037 6,918 6,515 6,111 5,469 4,841 3,883 3,296 44,070

Mombasa 11,513 11,306 10,787 10,529 9,750 8,934 7,990 7,457 78,266

Murang'a 3,906 3,571 3,392 3,298 3,506 3,646 3,570 3,123 28,012

Nairobi 47,906 46,459 44,133 40,990 37,930 32,998 28,316 24,410 303,142

Nakuru 10,247 9,559 9,458 9,341 9,229 8,875 8,453 7,282 72,444

Nandi 4,258 3,975 3,921 3,705 3,392 3,214 3,062 2,755 28,282

Narok 4,286 4,138 4,016 3,695 3,284 3,171 2,660 1,754 27,004

Nyamira 3,657 3,682 3,678 3,373 3,056 2,920 2,706 2,425 25,497

Nyandarua 3,570 3,462 3,355 3,250 3,188 3,364 3,128 2,673 25,990

Nyeri 3,775 3,523 3,382 3,330 3,584 3,850 3,755 3,634 28,833

Samburu 570 541 510 461 376 301 278 174 3,211

Siaya 3,657 3,354 2,835 2,298 1,966 1,496 952 810 17,368

Taita Taveta 1,218 1,168 1,040 994 899 934 855 649 7,757

Tana River 808 723 641 553 464 384 357 219 4,149

Tharaka-Nithi 1,771 1,637 1,602 1,624 1,262 1,028 853 645 10,422

Trans Nzoia 5,507 5,293 5,228 5,104 4,680 4,534 4,358 3,531 38,235

Turkana 6,237 6,639 6,760 6,405 5,321 4,118 3,734 2,779 41,993

Uasin Gishu 6,727 6,441 6,348 6,038 5,648 5,041 4,771 4,227 45,241

Vihiga 2,206 1,884 1,724 1,544 1,276 1,134 983 847 11,598

Wajir 1,090 1,014 926 844 757 729 537 394 6,291

West Pokot 1,213 1,199 1,094 1,087 1,028 957 790 712 8,080

National 258,417 248,124 239,246 224,765 207,773 190,105 170,812 145,867 1,685,109

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Table 36: Number of Repeaters by Class COUNTY Std1 Std2 Std3 Std4 Std5 Std6 Std7 Std8 Total

Baringo 875 796 828 1,250 949 1,108 1,738 331 7,875

Bomet 1,289 1,181 1,310 1,394 1,327 1,599 2,316 461 10,877

Bungoma 2,465 2,322 2,323 2,532 2,300 2,890 4,107 658 19,597

Busia 1,266 1,123 942 1,112 1,044 1,188 1,458 252 8,385

Elgeyo Marakwet 637 597 641 778 707 828 1,231 186 5,605

Embu 443 447 472 601 571 651 849 152 4,186

Garissa 190 148 100 77 80 67 241 8 911

Homa Bay 1,339 1,057 976 1,183 1,025 1,132 1,413 369 8,494

Isiolo 223 164 176 222 174 165 262 24 1,410

Kajiado 700 615 596 794 646 669 630 148 4,798

Kakamega 4,039 3,538 3,452 4,009 3,640 3,934 4,180 524 27,316

Kericho 1,293 1,229 1,276 1,497 1,328 1,421 2,209 491 10,744

Kiambu 225 183 187 210 218 267 310 204 1,804

Kilifi 1,379 1,073 1,022 1,494 1,313 1,449 1,770 320 9,820

Kirinyaga 151 134 118 150 158 168 199 73 1,151

Kisii 545 544 526 623 561 613 868 147 4,427

Kisumu 1,377 1,124 1,152 1,301 1,200 1,334 1,734 290 9,512

Kitui 2,041 1,492 1,425 1,737 1,447 1,546 2,050 620 12,358

Kwale 1,097 918 837 958 792 839 1,136 201 6,778

Laikipia 226 209 215 242 178 189 269 129 1,657

Lamu 111 94 69 114 96 94 117 14 709

Machakos 1,603 1,232 1,198 1,674 1,531 1,452 2,031 421 11,142

Makueni 1,574 1,255 1,113 1,607 1,429 1,471 2,027 458 10,934

Mandera 318 113 74 71 64 43 35 10 728

Marsabit 534 347 317 336 325 341 359 43 2,602

Meru 1,655 1,427 1,296 1,403 1,202 1,235 1,355 280 9,853

Migori 1,141 934 1,006 1,058 938 1,015 1,495 408 7,995

Mombasa 59 44 64 63 81 115 182 67 675

Murang'a 514 443 488 590 561 580 744 206 4,126

Nairobi 321 206 259 222 228 236 256 219 1,947

Nakuru 813 758 784 839 794 896 1,382 293 6,559

Nandi 1,548 1,496 1,591 1,993 1,700 1,807 2,439 286 12,860

Narok 1,371 1,286 1,270 1,370 1,153 1,250 1,569 211 9,480

Nyamira 198 128 167 155 145 158 201 21 1,173

Nyandarua 228 236 243 268 335 332 426 184 2,252

Nyeri 221 178 175 192 205 250 399 217 1,837

Samburu 456 322 220 222 194 139 179 71 1,803

Siaya 1,974 1,694 1,693 1,884 1,762 1,978 2,318 332 13,635

Taita Taveta 157 120 123 77 97 126 270 78 1,048

Tana River 431 258 193 234 217 221 266 50 1,870

Tharaka-Nithi 362 221 228 278 219 219 306 64 1,897

Trans Nzoia 1,214 1,074 1,218 1,398 1,366 1,490 2,220 292 10,272

Turkana 860 430 408 316 223 185 232 74 2,728

Uasin Gishu 775 719 737 975 944 1,091 1,357 158 6,756

Vihiga 1,428 1,204 1,094 1,285 1,145 1,195 1,058 67 8,476

Wajir 57 24 39 18 13 5 4 0 160

West Pokot 1,420 1,119 1,035 1,198 987 1,056 1,608 301 8,724

National 43,143 36,256 35,676 42,004 37,612 41,037 53,805 10,413 299,946

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Table 37: Boys Repeaters by Class County Std1 Std2 Std3 Std4 Std5 Std6 Std7 Std8 Total

Baringo 496 455 466 696 504 582 912 161 4,272

Bomet 720 666 733 741 695 854 1,228 237 5,874

Bungoma 1,349 1,239 1,292 1,390 1,221 1,588 2,197 360 10,636

Busia 680 628 522 631 544 649 776 137 4,567

Elgeyo Marakwet 363 322 348 419 396 448 661 93 3,050

Embu 267 257 267 366 311 361 447 68 2,344

Garissa 109 91 63 46 41 38 160 4 552

Homa Bay 736 584 530 694 565 645 777 231 4,762

Isiolo 129 88 86 103 85 78 138 15 722

Kajiado 388 338 321 424 349 368 335 86 2,609

Kakamega 2,179 1,925 1,957 2,154 1,935 2,075 2,111 263 14,599

Kericho 737 689 730 816 716 773 1,177 254 5,892

Kiambu 137 124 134 135 139 180 201 131 1,181

Kilifi 804 623 581 809 668 708 894 170 5,257

Kirinyaga 92 61 67 87 96 90 115 39 647

Kisii 307 297 300 356 307 332 486 83 2,468

Kisumu 787 641 635 748 673 745 945 172 5,346

Kitui 1,144 826 778 977 798 848 1,056 343 6,770

Kwale 625 511 464 514 417 430 601 101 3,663

Laikipia 136 117 118 140 93 104 131 67 906

Lamu 60 56 37 58 60 45 64 10 390

Machakos 954 704 696 953 843 758 1,018 196 6,122

Makueni 907 719 650 903 762 781 1,045 234 6,001

Mandera 204 63 41 42 41 18 25 7 441

Marsabit 279 160 155 172 161 156 202 20 1,305

Meru 885 780 692 779 650 628 714 140 5,268

Migori 614 507 558 600 519 554 813 268 4,433

Mombasa 28 22 41 35 52 66 99 31 374

Murang'a 289 235 271 328 300 308 398 102 2,231

Nairobi 192 118 161 126 137 131 138 121 1,124

Nakuru 483 451 450 475 449 490 722 149 3,669

Nandi 912 844 937 1,099 920 936 1,258 153 7,059

Narok 726 718 710 749 607 650 832 131 5,123

Nyamira 100 68 88 79 81 76 117 12 621

Nyandarua 132 122 130 148 188 205 239 87 1,251

Nyeri 133 113 104 100 115 119 198 92 974

Samburu 277 180 116 119 102 76 98 52 1,020

Siaya 1,117 967 947 1,037 945 1,044 1,212 170 7,439

Taita Taveta 89 73 84 41 61 58 132 41 579

Tana River 231 142 106 136 119 115 152 33 1,034

Tharaka-Nithi 203 125 130 152 118 113 168 29 1,038

Trans Nzoia 667 595 666 777 718 778 1,131 143 5,475

Turkana 489 252 244 216 148 115 159 43 1,666

Uasin Gishu 458 417 422 547 534 590 706 92 3,766

Vihiga 766 662 588 717 608 634 538 33 4,546

Wajir 30 16 20 10 9 4 2 0 91

West Pokot 796 605 564 651 522 549 879 168 4,734

National 24,206 20,196 20,000 23,295 20,322 21,893 28,407 5,572 163,891

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Table 38: Girls Repeaters by Class County Std1 Std2 Std3 Std4 Std5 Std6 Std7 Std8 Total

Baringo 379 341 362 554 445 526 826 170 3,603

Bomet 569 515 577 653 632 745 1,088 224 5,003

Bungoma 1,116 1,083 1,031 1,142 1,079 1,302 1,910 298 8,961

Busia 586 495 420 481 500 539 682 115 3,818

Elgeyo Marakwet 274 275 293 359 311 380 570 93 2,555

Embu 176 190 205 235 260 290 402 84 1,842

Garissa 81 57 37 31 39 29 81 4 359

Homa Bay 603 473 446 489 460 487 636 138 3,732

Isiolo 94 76 90 119 89 87 124 9 688

Kajiado 312 277 275 370 297 301 295 62 2,189

Kakamega 1,860 1,613 1,495 1,855 1,705 1,859 2,069 261 12,717

Kericho 556 540 546 681 612 648 1,032 237 4,852

Kiambu 88 59 53 75 79 87 109 73 623

Kilifi 575 450 441 685 645 741 876 150 4,563

Kirinyaga 59 73 51 63 62 78 84 34 504

Kisii 238 247 226 267 254 281 382 64 1,959

Kisumu 590 483 517 553 527 589 789 118 4,166

Kitui 897 666 647 760 649 698 994 277 5,588

Kwale 472 407 373 444 375 409 535 100 3,115

Laikipia 90 92 97 102 85 85 138 62 751

Lamu 51 38 32 56 36 49 53 4 319

Machakos 649 528 502 721 688 694 1,013 225 5,020

Makueni 667 536 463 704 667 690 982 224 4,933

Mandera 114 50 33 29 23 25 10 3 287

Marsabit 255 187 162 164 164 185 157 23 1,297

Meru 770 647 604 624 552 607 641 140 4,585

Migori 527 427 448 458 419 461 682 140 3,562

Mombasa 31 22 23 28 29 49 83 36 301

Murang'a 225 208 217 262 261 272 346 104 1,895

Nairobi 129 88 98 96 91 105 118 98 823

Nakuru 330 307 334 364 345 406 660 144 2,890

Nandi 636 652 654 894 780 871 1,181 133 5,801

Narok 645 568 560 621 546 600 737 80 4,357

Nyamira 98 60 79 76 64 82 84 9 552

Nyandarua 96 114 113 120 147 127 187 97 1,001

Nyeri 88 65 71 92 90 131 201 125 863

Samburu 179 142 104 103 92 63 81 19 783

Siaya 857 727 746 847 817 934 1,106 162 6,196

Taita Taveta 68 47 39 36 36 68 138 37 469

Tana River 200 116 87 98 98 106 114 17 836

Tharaka-Nithi 159 96 98 126 101 106 138 35 859

Trans Nzoia 547 479 552 621 648 712 1,089 149 4,797

Turkana 371 178 164 100 75 70 73 31 1,062

Uasin Gishu 317 302 315 428 410 501 651 66 2,990

Vihiga 662 542 506 568 537 561 520 34 3,930

Wajir 27 8 19 8 4 1 2 0 69

West Pokot 624 514 471 547 465 507 729 133 3,990

National 18,937 16,060 15,676 18,709 17,290 19,144 25,398 4,841 136,055

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Table 39: Primary Enrolment by Location Rural Urban Grand Total

County Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total

Baringo 78,740 73,693 152,433 2,637 2,710 5,347 81,377 76,403 157,780

Bomet 119,778 117,205 236,983 2,799 3,146 5,945 122,577 120,351 242,928

Bungoma 254,788 256,402 511,190 18,172 19,555 37,727 272,960 275,957 548,917

Busia 110,242 112,125 222,367 12,942 13,510 26,452 123,184 125,635 248,819

Elgeyo Marakwet 59,231 58,664 117,895 1,593 1,619 3,212 60,824 60,283 121,107

Embu 62,792 61,074 123,866 3,065 3,004 6,069 65,857 64,078 129,935

Garissa 52,956 35,403 88,359 25,052 17,854 42,906 78,008 53,257 131,265

Homa Bay 152,632 147,986 300,618 13,202 13,571 26,773 165,834 161,557 327,391

Isiolo 15,608 16,133 31,741 2,676 2,432 5,108 18,284 18,565 36,849

Kajiado 66,578 63,320 129,898 18,848 18,302 37,150 85,426 81,622 167,048

Kakamega 267,669 271,856 539,525 17,306 18,690 35,996 284,975 290,546 575,521

Kericho 113,468 110,276 223,744 5,008 4,572 9,580 118,476 114,848 233,324

Kiambu 125,298 124,442 249,740 38,757 38,967 77,724 164,055 163,409 327,464

Kilifi 129,647 126,711 256,358 28,542 28,464 57,006 158,189 155,175 313,364

Kirinyaga 51,928 50,756 102,684 2,949 3,402 6,351 54,877 54,158 109,035

Kisii 150,229 149,687 299,916 12,079 13,430 25,509 162,308 163,117 325,425

Kisumu 109,096 109,594 218,690 26,431 27,292 53,723 135,527 136,886 272,413

Kitui 170,420 165,284 335,704 3,662 3,679 7,341 174,082 168,963 343,045

Kwale 89,322 87,201 176,523 4,933 4,812 9,745 94,255 92,013 186,268

Laikipia 40,780 38,681 79,461 10,630 10,535 21,165 51,410 49,216 100,626

Lamu 12,536 11,664 24,200 1,652 1,947 3,599 14,188 13,611 27,799

Machakos 134,480 127,981 262,461 13,518 13,578 27,096 147,998 141,559 289,557

Makueni 136,311 131,491 267,802 2,438 2,370 4,808 138,749 133,861 272,610

Mandera 53,852 31,104 84,956 13,043 7,738 20,781 66,895 38,842 105,737

Marsabit 29,611 27,282 56,893 1,031 806 1,837 30,642 28,088 58,730

Meru 154,809 158,985 313,794 5,959 5,983 11,942 160,768 164,968 325,736

Migori 141,025 137,121 278,146 19,385 19,418 38,803 160,410 156,539 316,949

Mombasa 27,177 27,162 54,339 46,185 45,117 91,302 73,362 72,279 145,641

Murang'a 108,068 104,092 212,160 2,140 2,097 4,237 110,208 106,189 216,397

Nairobi 1,616 1,671 3,287 246,253 254,680 500,933 247,869 256,351 504,220

Nakuru 174,196 169,039 343,235 51,434 52,445 103,879 225,630 221,484 447,114

Nandi 121,240 118,137 239,377 3,092 3,114 6,206 124,332 121,251 245,583

Narok 135,853 125,856 261,709 5,826 6,895 12,721 141,679 132,751 274,430

Nyamira 76,004 75,581 151,585 1,185 1,192 2,377 77,189 76,773 153,962

Nyandarua 75,223 71,927 147,150 1,574 1,508 3,082 76,797 73,435 150,232

Nyeri 60,760 58,206 118,966 8,475 8,514 16,989 69,235 66,720 135,955

Samburu 25,005 20,509 45,514 3,451 3,705 7,156 28,456 24,214 52,670

Siaya 126,798 125,702 252,500 7,304 7,604 14,908 134,102 133,306 267,408

Taita Taveta 30,645 29,214 59,859 4,207 4,043 8,250 34,852 33,257 68,109

Tana River 27,002 25,353 52,355 897 794 1,691 27,899 26,147 54,046

Tharaka-Nithi 49,052 48,680 97,732 1,457 1,540 2,997 50,509 50,220 100,729

Trans Nzoia 120,817 122,076 242,893 12,665 13,070 25,735 133,482 135,146 268,628

Turkana 113,808 88,095 201,903 11,489 10,340 21,829 125,297 98,435 223,732

Uasin Gishu 95,405 94,665 190,070 16,629 16,659 33,288 112,034 111,324 223,358

Vihiga 86,242 87,467 173,709 757 767 1,524 86,999 88,234 175,233

Wajir 37,036 23,823 60,859 7,235 6,279 13,514 44,271 30,102 74,373

West Pokot 98,868 94,385 193,253 4,694 4,811 9,505 103,562 99,196 202,758

National 4,474,641 4,313,761 8,788,402 745,258 746,560 1,491,818 5,219,899 5,060,321 10,280,220

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Table 40: Public Enrolment by Location Rural Urban Total


Baringo 72,479 67,802 140,281 1,329 1,385 2,714 73,808 69,187 142,995

Bomet 104,668 102,976 207,644 1,665 1,712 3,377 106,333 104,688 211,021

Bungoma 234,243 234,909 469,152 12,911 14,200 27,111 247,154 249,109 496,263

Busia 104,186 106,332 210,518 9,497 10,349 19,846 113,683 116,681 230,364

Elgeyo

Marakwet 54,846 54,649 109,495 964 1,017 1,981 55,810 55,666 111,476

Embu 53,767 52,497 106,264 1,174 1,161 2,335 54,941 53,658 108,599

Garissa 26,241 16,847 43,088 6,680 5,191 11,871 32,921 22,038 54,959

Homa Bay 135,773 130,967 266,740 8,821 9,103 17,924 144,594 140,070 284,664

Isiolo 12,824 13,183 26,007 1,656 1,631 3,287 14,480 14,814 29,294

Kajiado 56,050 52,367 108,417 7,524 7,181 14,705 63,574 59,548 123,122

Kakamega 249,954 254,451 504,405 12,995 14,610 27,605 262,949 269,061 532,010

Kericho 95,443 93,591 189,034 1,895 1,570 3,465 97,338 95,161 192,499

Kiambu 99,819 98,859 198,678 17,630 17,784 35,414 117,449 116,643 234,092

Kilifi 120,859 117,956 238,815 15,946 15,877 31,823 136,805 133,833 270,638

Kirinyaga 40,560 39,463 80,023 1,156 1,567 2,723 41,716 41,030 82,746

Kisii 128,459 128,815 257,274 5,518 6,881 12,399 133,977 135,696 269,673

Kisumu 101,749 102,153 203,902 19,640 20,729 40,369 121,389 122,882 244,271

Kitui 161,558 156,696 318,254 2,179 2,169 4,348 163,737 158,865 322,602

Kwale 83,024 80,815 163,839 1,744 1,639 3,383 84,768 82,454 167,222

Laikipia 35,743 33,726 69,469 8,228 8,174 16,402 43,971 41,900 85,871

Lamu 11,882 10,955 22,837 819 1,114 1,933 12,701 12,069 24,770

Machakos 123,296 117,432 240,728 6,499 6,851 13,350 129,795 124,283 254,078

Makueni 130,687 125,957 256,644 1,201 1,148 2,349 131,888 127,105 258,993

Mandera 52,143 29,801 81,944 9,468 4,984 14,452 61,611 34,785 96,396

Marsabit 24,332 22,831 47,163 416 269 685 24,748 23,100 47,848

Meru 131,935 135,792 267,727 2,656 2,620 5,276 134,591 138,412 273,003

Migori 126,806 122,960 249,766 11,299 11,814 23,113 138,105 134,774 272,879

Mombasa 13,720 13,672 27,392 20,204 19,779 39,983 33,924 33,451 67,375

Murang'a 94,917 91,514 186,431 974 980 1,954 95,891 92,494 188,385

Nairobi 501 460 961 97,620 102,49

7

200,11

7 98,121 102,957 201,078

Nakuru 153,712 149,252 302,964 35,226 36,480 71,706 188,938 185,732 374,670

Nandi 107,351 104,876 212,227 2,505 2,569 5,074 109,856 107,445 217,301

Narok 125,437 115,748 241,185 2,550 3,691 6,241 127,987 119,439 247,426

Nyamira 64,400 63,667 128,067 201 197 398 64,601 63,864 128,465

Nyandarua 62,264 59,370 121,634 1,328 1,280 2,608 63,592 60,650 124,242

Nyeri 49,789 47,696 97,485 4,697 4,940 9,637 54,486 52,636 107,122

Samburu 24,281 19,835 44,116 2,512 2,831 5,343 26,793 22,666 49,459

Siaya 119,156 117,920 237,076 6,299 6,665 12,964 125,455 124,585 250,040

Taita Taveta 28,640 27,246 55,886 2,274 2,192 4,466 30,914 29,438 60,352

Tana River 25,053 23,567 48,620 691 586 1,277 25,744 24,153 49,897

Tharaka-Nithi 44,139 43,887 88,026 1,117 1,164 2,281 45,256 45,051 90,307

Trans Nzoia 106,615 107,412 214,027 8,057 8,309 16,366 114,672 115,721 230,393

Turkana 95,865 74,121 169,986 5,722 6,031 11,753 101,587 80,152 181,739

Uasin Gishu 81,438 80,809 162,247 7,904 7,966 15,870 89,342 88,775 178,117

Vihiga 80,623 81,813 162,436 599 600 1,199 81,222 82,413 163,635

Wajir 34,815 22,038 56,853 6,049 5,180 11,229 40,864 27,218 68,082

West Pokot 96,045 91,519 187,564 3,537 3,577 7,114 99,582 95,096 194,678

National 3,982,08

7

3,841,20

4

7,823,29

1

381,57

6

390,24

4

771,82

0

4,363,66

3

4,231,44

8

8,595,11

1

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Table 41: Private Enrolment by Location Rural Urban Total


Baringo 6,261 5,891 12,152 1,308 1,325 2,633 7,569 7,216 14,785

Bomet 15,110 14,229 29,339 1,134 1,434 2,568 16,244 15,663 31,907

Bungoma 20,545 21,493 42,038 5,261 5,355 10,616 25,806 26,848 52,654

Busia 6,056 5,793 11,849 3,445 3,161 6,606 9,501 8,954 18,455

Elgeyo Marakwet 4,385 4,015 8,400 629 602 1,231 5,014 4,617 9,631

Embu 9,025 8,577 17,602 1,891 1,843 3,734 10,916 10,420 21,336

Garissa 26,715 18,556 45,271 18,372 12,663 31,035 45,087 31,219 76,306

Homa Bay 16,859 17,019 33,878 4,381 4,468 8,849 21,240 21,487 42,727

Isiolo 2,784 2,950 5,734 1,020 801 1,821 3,804 3,751 7,555

Kajiado 10,528 10,953 21,481 11,324 11,121 22,445 21,852 22,074 43,926

Kakamega 17,715 17,405 35,120 4,311 4,080 8,391 22,026 21,485 43,511

Kericho 18,025 16,685 34,710 3,113 3,002 6,115 21,138 19,687 40,825

Kiambu 25,479 25,583 51,062 21,127 21,183 42,310 46,606 46,766 93,372

Kilifi 8,788 8,755 17,543 12,596 12,587 25,183 21,384 21,342 42,726

Kirinyaga 11,368 11,293 22,661 1,793 1,835 3,628 13,161 13,128 26,289

Kisii 21,770 20,872 42,642 6,561 6,549 13,110 28,331 27,421 55,752

Kisumu 7,347 7,441 14,788 6,791 6,563 13,354 14,138 14,004 28,142

Kitui 8,862 8,588 17,450 1,483 1,510 2,993 10,345 10,098 20,443

Kwale 6,298 6,386 12,684 3,189 3,173 6,362 9,487 9,559 19,046

Laikipia 5,037 4,955 9,992 2,402 2,361 4,763 7,439 7,316 14,755

Lamu 654 709 1,363 833 833 1,666 1,487 1,542 3,029

Machakos 11,184 10,549 21,733 7,019 6,727 13,746 18,203 17,276 35,479

Makueni 5,624 5,534 11,158 1,237 1,222 2,459 6,861 6,756 13,617

Mandera 1,709 1,303 3,012 3,575 2,754 6,329 5,284 4,057 9,341

Marsabit 5,279 4,451 9,730 615 537 1,152 5,894 4,988 10,882

Meru 22,874 23,193 46,067 3,303 3,363 6,666 26,177 26,556 52,733

Migori 14,219 14,161 28,380 8,086 7,604 15,690 22,305 21,765 44,070

Mombasa 13,457 13,490 26,947 25,981 25,338 51,319 39,438 38,828 78,266

Murang'a 13,151 12,578 25,729 1,166 1,117 2,283 14,317 13,695 28,012

Nairobi 1,115 1,211 2,326 148,633 152,183 300,816 149,748 153,394 303,142

Nakuru 20,484 19,787 40,271 16,208 15,965 32,173 36,692 35,752 72,444

Nandi 13,889 13,261 27,150 587 545 1,132 14,476 13,806 28,282

Narok 10,416 10,108 20,524 3,276 3,204 6,480 13,692 13,312 27,004

Nyamira 11,604 11,914 23,518 984 995 1,979 12,588 12,909 25,497

Nyandarua 12,959 12,557 25,516 246 228 474 13,205 12,785 25,990

Nyeri 10,971 10,510 21,481 3,778 3,574 7,352 14,749 14,084 28,833

Samburu 724 674 1,398 939 874 1,813 1,663 1,548 3,211

Siaya 7,642 7,782 15,424 1,005 939 1,944 8,647 8,721 17,368

Taita Taveta 2,005 1,968 3,973 1,933 1,851 3,784 3,938 3,819 7,757

Tana River 1,949 1,786 3,735 206 208 414 2,155 1,994 4,149

Tharaka-Nithi 4,913 4,793 9,706 340 376 716 5,253 5,169 10,422

Trans Nzoia 14,202 14,664 28,866 4,608 4,761 9,369 18,810 19,425 38,235

Turkana 17,943 13,974 31,917 5,767 4,309 10,076 23,710 18,283 41,993

Uasin Gishu 13,967 13,856 27,823 8,725 8,693 17,418 22,692 22,549 45,241

Vihiga 5,619 5,654 11,273 158 167 325 5,777 5,821 11,598

Wajir 2,221 1,785 4,006 1,186 1,099 2,285 3,407 2,884 6,291

West Pokot 2,823 2,866 5,689 1,157 1,234 2,391 3,980 4,100 8,080

National 492,554 472,557 965,111 363,682 356,316 719,998 856,236 828,873 1,685,109

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Table 42: Primary School Teachers Public Private

GoK BoM BoM

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

Baringo 2,679 2,657 5,336 338 246 584 453 592 1,045

Bomet 2,793 2,100 4,893 695 701 1,396 1,302 984 2,286

Bungoma 4,369 4,329 8,698 807 760 1,567 1,770 1,613 3,383

Busia 2,427 2,332 4,759 420 354 774 619 712 1,331

Elgeyo Marakwet 1,969 1,624 3,593 316 297 613 296 312 608

Embu 1,788 2,326 4,114 99 221 320 568 1,029 1,597

Garissa 599 224 823 225 49 274 1,483 424 1,907

Homa Bay 4,045 2,912 6,957 590 397 987 1,504 1,197 2,701

Isiolo 549 407 956 58 29 87 243 200 443

Kajiado 1,391 1,589 2,980 789 449 1,238 1,287 1,519 2,806

Kakamega 5,092 5,463 10,555 960 873 1,833 1,567 1,594 3,161

Kericho 2,531 2,457 4,988 457 476 933 1,518 1,402 2,920

Kiambu 2,150 4,658 6,808 194 272 466 2,400 3,622 6,022

Kilifi 3,038 2,589 5,627 504 443 947 1,280 1,311 2,591

Kirinyaga 1,211 1,586 2,797 34 43 77 711 1,010 1,721

Kisii 4,378 3,304 7,682 391 262 653 2,051 1,692 3,743

Kisumu 2,974 3,190 6,164 479 289 768 811 747 1,558

Kitui 4,666 4,431 9,097 1,374 1,309 2,683 736 942 1,678

Kwale 2,153 1,565 3,718 524 411 935 646 541 1,187

Laikipia 1,256 1,334 2,590 129 129 258 424 536 960

Lamu 517 387 904 66 52 118 118 128 246

Machakos 3,620 4,430 8,050 547 590 1,137 942 1,434 2,376

Makueni 3,752 3,872 7,624 534 531 1,065 431 551 982

Mandera 993 219 1,212 326 83 409 327 102 429

Marsabit 846 370 1,216 121 37 158 330 171 501

Meru 3,538 4,396 7,934 458 443 901 1,459 2,106 3,565

Migori 3,307 2,616 5,923 571 369 940 1,562 1,174 2,736

Mombasa 473 1,231 1,704 53 76 129 2,287 2,611 4,898

Murang'a 2,704 3,200 5,904 175 276 451 874 1,102 1,976

Nairobi 1,156 3,874 5,030 321 399 720 6,467 9,032 15,499

Nakuru 3,772 4,666 8,438 738 660 1,398 2,033 2,307 4,340

Nandi 2,971 2,812 5,783 879 758 1,637 1,111 939 2,050

Narok 2,829 1,979 4,808 1,152 645 1,797 972 624 1,596

Nyamira 2,358 1,845 4,203 152 112 264 927 759 1,686

Nyandarua 1,740 1,823 3,563 191 288 479 893 1,053 1,946

Nyeri 1,654 2,585 4,239 88 165 253 813 1,264 2,077

Samburu 789 409 1,198 37 19 56 138 84 222

Siaya 3,418 2,661 6,079 588 363 951 521 616 1,137

Taita Taveta 931 1,019 1,950 165 164 329 225 286 511

Tana River 773 501 1,274 82 52 134 158 166 324

Tharaka-Nithi 1,706 1,830 3,536 321 365 686 375 567 942

Trans Nzoia 2,218 2,531 4,749 165 198 363 1,112 1,021 2,133

Turkana 1,333 643 1,976 376 105 481 468 218 686

Uasin Gishu 1,946 3,192 5,138 486 424 910 1,484 1,556 3,040

Vihiga 1,921 2,129 4,050 285 300 585 363 437 800

Wajir 929 286 1,215 291 97 388 185 59 244

West Pokot 2,014 1,347 3,361 1,238 481 1,719 265 201 466

National 106,266 107,930 214,196 19,789 16,062 35,851 48,509 52,547 101,056

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Table 43: Primary Pupil Teacher Ratio Public Private

Total Primary County TSC Total public Total

Baringo 27 24 14 23

Bomet 43 34 14 28

Bungoma 57 48 16 40

Busia 48 42 14 36

Elgeyo Marakwet 31 27 16 25

Embu 26 24 13 22

Garissa 67 50 40 44

Homa Bay 41 36 16 31

Isiolo 31 28 17 25

Kajiado 41 29 16 24

Kakamega 50 43 14 37

Kericho 39 33 14 26

Kiambu 34 32 16 25

Kilifi 48 41 16 34

Kirinyaga 30 29 15 24

Kisii 35 32 15 27

Kisumu 40 35 18 32

Kitui 35 27 12 25

Kwale 45 36 16 32

Laikipia 33 30 15 26

Lamu 27 24 12 22

Machakos 32 28 15 25

Makueni 34 30 14 28

Mandera 80 59 22 52

Marsabit 39 35 22 31

Meru 34 31 15 26

Migori 46 40 16 33

Mombasa 40 37 16 22

Murang'a 32 30 14 26

Nairobi 40 35 20 24

Nakuru 44 38 17 32

Nandi 38 29 14 26

Narok 51 37 17 33

Nyamira 31 29 15 25

Nyandarua 35 31 13 25

Nyeri 25 24 14 21

Samburu 41 39 14 36

Siaya 41 36 15 33

Taita Taveta 31 26 15 24

Tana River 39 35 13 31

Tharaka-Nithi 26 21 11 20

Trans Nzoia 49 45 18 37

Turkana 92 74 61 71

Uasin Gishu 35 29 15 25

Vihiga 40 35 14 32

Wajir 56 42 26 40

West Pokot 58 38 17 37

National 40 34 17 29

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Table 44: Enrolment by Sub County and Class

Table 45: Enrolment by Sub County and Class in Public Schools

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ANNEX III: SECONDARY TABLES BY COUNTY

Table 46: Number of Schools, Enrolment and Average School Sizes County Schools Enrollment Average school size


Baringo 163 10 173 37,155 1,405 38,560 228 141 223

Bomet 256 8 264 65,209 1,249 66,458 255 156 252

Bungoma 363 21 384 124,946 2,523 127,469 344 120 332

Busia 156 6 162 50,657 616 51,273 325 103 317

Elgeyo Marakwet 113 1 114 32,654 286 32,940 289 286 289

Embu 191 14 205 44,422 2,005 46,427 233 143 226

Garissa 32 30 62 10,245 9,112 19,357 320 304 312

Homa Bay 316 25 341 81,494 2,827 84,321 258 113 247

Isiolo 25 7 32 4,458 912 5,370 178 130 168

Kajiado 82 65 147 21,341 8,013 29,354 260 123 200

Kakamega 401 29 430 130,404 4,438 134,842 325 153 314

Kericho 199 14 213 60,853 2,012 62,865 306 144 295

Kiambu 303 112 415 113,844 12,217 126,061 376 109 304

Kilifi 146 60 206 45,801 9,103 54,904 314 152 267

Kirinyaga 141 13 154 43,644 1,455 45,099 310 112 293

Kisii 353 24 377 115,520 3,603 119,123 327 150 316

Kisumu 224 29 253 72,186 3,743 75,929 322 129 300

Kitui 421 10 431 83,559 1,018 84,577 198 102 196

Kwale 87 11 98 27,333 1,492 28,825 314 136 294

Laikipia 112 19 131 30,252 2,170 32,422 270 114 247

Lamu 22 3 25 5,577 428 6,005 254 143 240

Machakos 356 75 431 93,842 11,145 104,987 264 149 244

Makueni 382 25 407 99,462 3,117 102,579 260 125 252

Mandera 46 14 60 13,537 2,304 15,841 294 165 264

Marsabit 38 7 45 6,651 782 7,433 175 112 165

Meru 374 19 393 93,838 3,315 97,153 251 174 247

Migori 253 27 280 72,529 2,876 75,405 287 107 269

Mombasa 38 99 137 16,507 16,920 33,427 434 171 244

Murang'a 307 28 335 101,209 5,064 106,273 330 181 317

Nairobi 87 222 309 49,709 36,348 86,057 571 164 279

Nakuru 333 124 457 107,282 21,582 128,864 322 174 282

Nandi 242 7 249 59,173 1,146 60,319 245 164 242

Narok 134 10 144 30,164 1,978 32,142 225 198 223

Nyamira 189 6 195 51,195 845 52,040 271 141 267

Nyandarua 167 57 224 50,736 6,272 57,008 304 110 255

Nyeri 218 24 242 66,027 3,576 69,603 303 149 288

Samburu 33 3 36 7,396 635 8,031 224 212 223

Siaya 239 4 243 76,115 366 76,481 318 92 315

Taita Taveta 81 10 91 21,259 996 22,255 262 100 245

Tana River 25 3 28 6,456 321 6,777 258 107 242

Tharaka-Nithi 148 11 159 42,177 2,051 44,228 285 186 278

Trans Nzoia 233 11 244 68,352 1,115 69,467 293 101 285

Turkana 48 11 59 17,051 7,943 24,994 355 722 424

Uasin Gishu 215 36 251 58,942 8,372 67,314 274 233 268

Vihiga 159 4 163 60,512 383 60,895 381 96 374

Wajir 40 6 46 12,154 783 12,937 304 131 281

West Pokot 118 3 121 28,914 275 29,189 245 92 241

National 8,609 1,357 9,966 2,512,743 211,137 2,723,880 292 156 273

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Table 47: Secondary Enrolment, Gross and Net Enrolment Rates Enrollment Gross Enrollment rate (GER) Net Enrollment rate (NER)


Baringo 20,736 17,824 38,560 62.4% 53.1% 57.7% 48.7% 43.9% 46.3%

Bomet 34,860 31,598 66,458 85.5% 78.5% 82.0% 67.2% 65.1% 66.2%

Bungoma 65,178 62,291 127,469 80.5% 76.3% 78.4% 57.9% 59.5% 58.7%

Busia 27,188 24,085 51,273 63.2% 55.4% 59.3% 40.0% 36.9% 38.4%

Elgeyo Marakwet 15,717 17,223 32,940 74.4% 81.8% 78.1% 55.6% 66.3% 61.0%

Embu 26,683 19,744 46,427 115.8% 88.2% 102.2% 87.5% 62.8% 75.3%

Garissa 12,839 6,518 19,357 35.4% 15.5% 24.7% 17.4% 9.1% 12.9%

Homa Bay 46,536 37,785 84,321 82.8% 69.4% 76.2% 61.3% 56.7% 59.0%

Isiolo 2,939 2,431 5,370 37.5% 29.3% 33.3% 27.0% 22.5% 24.7%

Kajiado 15,099 14,255 29,354 38.8% 36.3% 37.5% 24.2% 27.5% 25.9%

Kakamega 66,267 68,575 134,842 71.4% 73.3% 72.3% 52.0% 53.5% 52.7%

Kericho 32,728 30,137 62,865 82.1% 75.6% 78.8% 62.3% 60.0% 61.1%

Kiambu 60,595 65,466 126,061 86.6% 95.7% 91.1% 68.9% 78.5% 73.6%

Kilifi 29,791 25,113 54,904 45.1% 40.8% 43.0% 22.4% 20.9% 21.6%

Kirinyaga 21,189 23,910 45,099 105.9% 119.5% 112.7% 73.6% 89.2% 81.4%

Kisii 63,469 55,654 119,123 102.6% 90.7% 96.7% 89.2% 80.3% 84.8%

Kisumu 38,098 37,831 75,929 74.2% 76.7% 75.5% 54.1% 58.6% 56.3%

Kitui 42,627 41,950 84,577 76.4% 75.1% 75.8% 48.7% 53.0% 50.8%

Kwale 14,699 14,126 28,825 38.4% 39.0% 38.6% 18.7% 21.4% 20.0%

Laikipia 16,227 16,195 32,422 81.8% 82.4% 82.1% 54.8% 61.8% 58.3%

Lamu 3,330 2,675 6,005 65.4% 48.0% 56.3% 41.7% 33.8% 37.6%

Machakos 52,298 52,689 104,987 101.5% 101.8% 101.6% 68.3% 73.2% 70.7%

Makueni 51,466 51,113 102,579 113.0% 115.9% 114.4% 73.9% 82.2% 78.0%

Mandera 10,690 5,151 15,841 16.7% 6.7% 11.2% 11.0% 5.0% 7.7%

Marsabit 4,207 3,226 7,433 26.2% 18.6% 22.2% 19.0% 14.3% 16.6%

Meru 45,333 51,820 97,153 70.3% 82.2% 76.2% 52.6% 65.0% 58.7%

Migori 41,552 33,853 75,405 70.2% 60.8% 65.6% 54.2% 48.6% 51.5%

Mombasa 17,751 15,676 33,427 45.1% 37.1% 41.0% 28.1% 26.8% 27.4%

Murang'a 52,180 54,093 106,273 133.9% 144.5% 139.1% 99.5% 109.5% 104.4%

Nairobi 43,551 42,506 86,057 35.5% 33.1% 34.2% 29.0% 26.9% 27.9%

Nakuru 65,930 62,934 128,864 80.5% 76.3% 78.4% 60.9% 61.2% 61.0%

Nandi 29,809 30,510 60,319 72.7% 74.4% 73.5% 46.7% 53.8% 50.2%

Narok 18,142 14,000 32,142 33.1% 25.1% 29.1% 25.8% 21.7% 23.7%

Nyamira 26,227 25,813 52,040 81.6% 87.0% 84.2% 65.9% 72.4% 69.0%

Nyandarua 28,290 28,718 57,008 92.1% 97.3% 94.6% 64.4% 74.5% 69.3%

Nyeri 34,385 35,218 69,603 128.7% 137.3% 132.9% 92.0% 105.2% 98.5%

Samburu 5,173 2,858 8,031 35.3% 19.5% 27.4% 26.6% 12.6% 19.6%

Siaya 39,645 36,836 76,481 90.1% 84.0% 87.1% 61.4% 62.3% 61.8%

Taita Taveta 10,747 11,508 22,255 83.6% 85.8% 84.8% 55.3% 61.3% 58.4%

Tana River 3,952 2,825 6,777 27.3% 19.5% 23.4% 16.5% 13.8% 15.1%

Tharaka-Nithi 21,410 22,818 44,228 120.9% 128.1% 124.5% 94.1% 102.3% 98.2%

Trans Nzoia 36,250 33,217 69,467 74.5% 69.0% 71.7% 54.6% 52.2% 53.4%

Turkana 16,812 8,182 24,994 29.3% 13.2% 20.9% 19.5% 8.0% 13.5%

Uasin Gishu 32,581 34,733 67,314 68.4% 72.3% 70.4% 49.3% 56.9% 53.1%

Vihiga 28,021 32,874 60,895 102.9% 116.5% 109.8% 71.3% 86.2% 78.9%

Wajir 8,764 4,173 12,937 23.0% 9.0% 15.3% 16.6% 6.5% 11.1%

West Pokot 15,531 13,658 29,189 46.6% 41.5% 44.1% 32.2% 30.0% 31.1%

National 1,397,492 1,326,388 2,723,880 68.9% 64.7% 66.8% 49.7% 49.4% 49.5%

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Table 48: Secondary Enrolment by Public and Private Public Private % Private


Baringo 19,997 17,158 37,155 739 666 1,405 4% 4% 4%

Bomet 34,534 30,675 65,209 326 923 1,249 1% 3% 2%

Bungoma 64,193 60,753 124,946 985 1,538 2,523 2% 2% 2%

Busia 26,929 23,728 50,657 259 357 616 1% 1% 1%

Elgeyo Marakwet 15,717 16,937 32,654 0 286 286 0% 2% 1%

Embu 25,862 18,560 44,422 821 1,184 2,005 3% 6% 4%

Garissa 6,510 3,735 10,245 6,329 2,783 9,112 49% 43% 47%

Homa Bay 45,482 36,012 81,494 1,054 1,773 2,827 2% 5% 3%

Isiolo 2,463 1,995 4,458 476 436 912 16% 18% 17%

Kajiado 11,816 9,525 21,341 3,283 4,730 8,013 22% 33% 27%

Kakamega 64,025 66,379 130,404 2,242 2,196 4,438 3% 3% 3%

Kericho 32,068 28,785 60,853 660 1,352 2,012 2% 4% 3%

Kiambu 55,165 58,679 113,844 5,430 6,787 12,217 9% 10% 10%

Kilifi 24,951 20,850 45,801 4,840 4,263 9,103 16% 17% 17%

Kirinyaga 20,836 22,808 43,644 353 1,102 1,455 2% 5% 3%

Kisii 61,527 53,993 115,520 1,942 1,661 3,603 3% 3% 3%

Kisumu 36,254 35,932 72,186 1,844 1,899 3,743 5% 5% 5%

Kitui 42,244 41,315 83,559 383 635 1,018 1% 2% 1%

Kwale 13,844 13,489 27,333 855 637 1,492 6% 5% 5%

Laikipia 15,282 14,970 30,252 945 1,225 2,170 6% 8% 7%

Lamu 3,163 2,414 5,577 167 261 428 5% 10% 7%

Machakos 47,236 46,606 93,842 5,062 6,083 11,145 10% 12% 11%

Makueni 50,340 49,122 99,462 1,126 1,991 3,117 2% 4% 3%

Mandera 9,232 4,305 13,537 1,458 846 2,304 14% 16% 15%

Marsabit 3,737 2,914 6,651 470 312 782 11% 10% 11%

Meru 44,488 49,350 93,838 845 2,470 3,315 2% 5% 3%

Migori 40,186 32,343 72,529 1,366 1,510 2,876 3% 4% 4%

Mombasa 8,916 7,591 16,507 8,835 8,085 16,920 50% 52% 51%

Murang'a 49,120 52,089 101,209 3,060 2,004 5,064 6% 4% 5%

Nairobi 25,496 24,213 49,709 18,055 18,293 36,348 41% 43% 42%

Nakuru 56,555 50,727 107,282 9,375 12,207 21,582 14% 19% 17%

Nandi 29,410 29,763 59,173 399 747 1,146 1% 2% 2%

Narok 17,096 13,068 30,164 1,046 932 1,978 6% 7% 6%

Nyamira 26,064 25,131 51,195 163 682 845 1% 3% 2%

Nyandarua 25,789 24,947 50,736 2,501 3,771 6,272 9% 13% 11%

Nyeri 32,699 33,328 66,027 1,686 1,890 3,576 5% 5% 5%

Samburu 4,715 2,681 7,396 458 177 635 9% 6% 8%

Siaya 39,515 36,600 76,115 130 236 366 0% 1% 0%

Taita Taveta 10,313 10,946 21,259 434 562 996 4% 5% 4%

Tana River 3,785 2,671 6,456 167 154 321 4% 5% 5%

Tharaka-Nithi 20,523 21,654 42,177 887 1,164 2,051 4% 5% 5%

Trans Nzoia 35,831 32,521 68,352 419 696 1,115 1% 2% 2%

Turkana 10,776 6,275 17,051 6,036 1,907 7,943 36% 23% 32%

Uasin Gishu 27,875 31,067 58,942 4,706 3,666 8,372 14% 11% 12%

Vihiga 27,855 32,657 60,512 166 217 383 1% 1% 1%

Wajir 8,331 3,823 12,154 433 350 783 5% 8% 6%

West Pokot 15,383 13,531 28,914 148 127 275 1% 1% 1%

National 1,294,128 1,218,615 2,512,743 103,364 107,773 211,137 7% 8% 8%

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Table 49: Secondary Special Needs Enrolment Hearing

Impaired

Intellectually

Impaired

Multiple

Disabilities

Physically

Impaired

Visually

Impaired County Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls

Baringo 20 10 9 5 1 34 22 28 20

Bomet 10 75 7 6 1 0 26 20 18 10

Bungoma 43 96 37 35 10 2 158 142 263 171

Busia 67 29 29 57 2 1 52 30 18 47

Elgeyo

Marakwet 15 6 1 15 2 3 24 18 20 15

Embu 2 2 7 6 1 16 12 6 9

Garissa 39 10 48 81 27 37 61 20 45 41

Homa Bay 54 30 27 32 5 4 94 58 102 55

Isiolo 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 3 0

Kajiado 8 5 6 28 1 0 13 12 27 13

Kakamega 30 21 35 32 1 4 72 58 25 42

Kericho 83 35 3 2 22 18 39 18

Kiambu 57 37 52 38 3 3 153 107 222 112

Kilifi 86 62 11 7 66 57 27 27 27 12

Kirinyaga 2 1 4 1 15 5 16

Kisii 9 10 22 27 4 5 91 74 127 71

Kisumu 47 54 51 55 1 10 107 74 106 102

Kitui 9 14 5 4 3 1 37 29 22 15

Kwale 3 1 1 0 0 0 12 8 8 14

Laikipia 3 2 11 7 0 0 12 16 5 5

Lamu 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 2 2 0

Machakos 84 65 17 13 3 1 37 21 13 17

Makueni 19 28 31 14 11 3 65 73 37 82

Mandera 23 6 12 2 2 1 65 4 31 14

Marsabit 5 1 0 0 0 1 8 7 1 3

Meru 9 8 7 15 2 1 40 26 69 67

Migori 157 106 33 44 2 0 81 62 56 40

Mombasa 15 6 22 10 29 3 67 4 26 26

Murang'a 51 43 77 67 2 1 26 14 12 14

Nairobi 38 15 49 31 13 21 53 33 32 38

Nakuru 65 52 10 10 3 6 54 35 36 22

Nandi 87 42 5 7 2 2 32 37 12 16

Narok 8 6 2 3 5 1 40 17 14 9

Nyamira 0 1 4 0 1 0 13 7 9 10

Nyandarua 1 2 11 8 3 0 15 12 5 0

Nyeri 122 71 7 4 1 15 17 2 12

Samburu 5 4 1 17 3 3 2

Siaya 112 218 13 6 3 2 47 44 83 388

Taita Taveta 1 0 7 7 0 0 6 7 1 4

Tana River 2 1 1 3 0 0 5 9 3 2

Tharaka-Nithi 14 13 9 5 12 18 9 10

Trans Nzoia 13 4 13 11 2 49 41 40 26

Turkana 44 7 1 2 4 3 34 7 190 25

Uasin Gishu 2 3 5 3 17 21 14 14

Vihiga 9 8 4 5 0 0 22 21 7 16

Wajir 37 22 0 1 2 0 25 4 6 7

West Pokot 11 12 7 5 0 0 38 28 56 61

National 1,522 1,243 711 718 216 176 1,918 1,329 1,896 1,697

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Table 50: Public Secondary Enrolment by Grade Boys Girls Total

County Form1 Form2 Form3 Form4 Form1 Form2 Form3 Form4 Total

Baringo 5,284 5,494 4,971 4,248 4,565 4,625 4,300 3,668 37,155

Bomet 9,099 9,109 9,001 7,325 8,408 8,151 7,824 6,292 65,209

Bungoma 18,420 17,586 15,397 12,790 18,526 16,728 14,630 10,869 124,946

Busia 7,651 7,144 6,427 5,707 7,279 6,498 5,591 4,360 50,657

Elgeyo Marakwet 4,305 4,183 3,875 3,354 4,794 4,355 4,199 3,589 32,654

Embu 7,179 6,862 6,338 5,483 5,089 4,948 4,631 3,892 44,422

Garissa 1,944 1,737 1,501 1,328 1,348 957 811 619 10,245

Homa Bay 12,620 12,193 11,522 9,147 10,565 10,078 8,844 6,525 81,494

Isiolo 677 685 611 490 647 615 427 306 4,458

Kajiado 3,146 3,183 2,874 2,613 2,683 2,616 2,385 1,841 21,341

Kakamega 17,776 17,390 15,869 12,990 19,326 18,262 16,098 12,693 130,404

Kericho 8,381 8,392 7,983 7,312 8,045 7,637 7,270 5,833 60,853

Kiambu 14,774 14,647 13,476 12,268 15,846 15,715 14,509 12,609 113,844

Kilifi 6,855 6,802 6,196 5,098 5,890 5,941 5,089 3,930 45,801

Kirinyaga 5,495 5,414 5,121 4,806 5,975 6,214 5,578 5,041 43,644

Kisii 16,477 16,350 16,584 12,116 16,006 14,614 14,198 9,175 115,520

Kisumu 9,928 9,631 8,777 7,918 10,205 9,679 8,796 7,252 72,186

Kitui 11,418 11,644 10,482 8,700 11,648 11,562 10,127 7,978 83,559

Kwale 3,792 3,733 3,543 2,776 3,563 3,691 3,366 2,869 27,333

Laikipia 4,141 4,055 3,705 3,381 4,165 4,075 3,684 3,046 30,252

Lamu 819 830 754 760 641 650 622 501 5,577

Machakos 12,740 12,724 11,647 10,125 12,594 12,710 11,609 9,693 93,842

Makueni 13,615 13,393 12,264 11,068 13,583 13,183 12,058 10,298 99,462

Mandera 2,781 2,460 2,170 1,821 1,439 1,171 948 747 13,537

Marsabit 1,061 1,059 916 701 910 807 596 601 6,651

Meru 12,693 11,549 10,866 9,380 14,617 12,873 11,948 9,912 93,838

Migori 11,303 11,296 9,814 7,773 9,710 9,149 7,808 5,676 72,529

Mombasa 2,638 2,520 2,006 1,752 2,149 2,073 1,824 1,545 16,507

Murang'a 13,057 12,857 12,115 11,091 13,860 13,718 13,046 11,465 101,209

Nairobi 6,765 6,731 6,400 5,600 6,482 6,746 5,719 5,266 49,709

Nakuru 15,379 15,019 13,889 12,268 14,240 13,795 12,274 10,418 107,282

Nandi 8,240 7,737 7,049 6,384 8,530 8,158 7,068 6,007 59,173

Narok 4,830 4,767 4,264 3,235 4,026 3,734 3,053 2,255 30,164

Nyamira 6,986 6,889 6,872 5,317 7,301 6,811 6,591 4,428 51,195

Nyandarua 6,942 6,828 6,321 5,698 6,836 6,886 6,131 5,094 50,736

Nyeri 8,341 8,709 8,219 7,430 8,441 8,745 8,353 7,789 66,027

Samburu 1,412 1,260 1,098 945 824 758 628 471 7,396

Siaya 10,910 10,750 9,717 8,138 10,868 10,088 8,578 7,066 76,115

Taita Taveta 2,654 2,773 2,573 2,313 2,792 2,868 2,630 2,656 21,259

Tana River 948 1,120 919 798 696 789 716 470 6,456

Tharaka-Nithi 6,015 5,558 4,907 4,043 6,264 6,026 5,233 4,131 42,177

Trans Nzoia 10,557 9,868 8,841 6,565 10,088 9,299 7,776 5,358 68,352

Turkana 3,868 2,952 2,317 1,639 2,078 1,849 1,349 999 17,051

Uasin Gishu 7,647 7,222 6,957 6,049 8,543 8,324 7,730 6,470 58,942

Vihiga 7,953 7,395 6,596 5,911 9,715 8,795 7,725 6,422 60,512

Wajir 2,492 2,357 1,993 1,489 1,213 1,066 843 701 12,154

West Pokot 4,665 4,271 3,722 2,725 4,207 3,839 3,233 2,252 28,914

National 356,673 347,128 319,459 270,868 347,220 331,871 298,446 241,078 2,512,743

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Table 51: Private Secondary Enrolment by Grade Boys Girls Total


Baringo 173 183 197 186 164 148 160 194 1,405

Bomet 60 62 85 119 269 238 194 222 1,249

Bungoma 243 227 249 266 439 400 343 356 2,523

Busia 76 67 55 61 134 86 71 66 616

Elgeyo Marakwet 0 0 0 0 69 97 57 63 286

Embu 187 188 197 249 430 289 250 215 2,005

Garissa 2,091 1,501 1,463 1,274 937 641 722 483 9,112

Homa Bay 309 256 232 257 477 434 444 418 2,827

Isiolo 137 112 101 126 99 87 121 129 912

Kajiado 813 829 815 826 1,225 1,248 1,101 1,156 8,013

Kakamega 587 549 560 546 573 565 520 538 4,438

Kericho 150 169 197 144 360 334 355 303 2,012

Kiambu 1,113 1,247 1,436 1,634 1,442 1,640 1,767 1,938 12,217

Kilifi 1,398 1,234 1,150 1,058 1,246 1,157 1,032 828 9,103

Kirinyaga 66 67 94 126 284 254 290 274 1,455

Kisii 392 409 477 664 359 395 418 489 3,603

Kisumu 431 451 479 483 532 475 464 428 3,743

Kitui 89 84 131 79 206 133 177 119 1,018

Kwale 215 238 234 168 208 167 149 113 1,492

Laikipia 243 226 209 267 246 266 304 409 2,170

Lamu 66 35 29 37 95 64 39 63 428

Machakos 1,255 1,184 1,299 1,324 1,526 1,482 1,528 1,547 11,145

Makueni 371 266 268 221 677 509 464 341 3,117

Mandera 332 348 326 452 163 185 211 287 2,304

Marsabit 131 138 115 86 91 108 70 43 782

Meru 195 198 210 242 878 619 464 509 3,315

Migori 343 276 347 400 356 371 394 389 2,876

Mombasa 1,997 2,131 2,214 2,493 1,936 2,082 1,977 2,090 16,920

Murang'a 891 756 723 690 623 552 461 368 5,064

Nairobi 4,262 4,594 4,603 4,596 4,517 4,437 4,762 4,577 36,348

Nakuru 2,384 2,235 2,314 2,442 3,057 2,952 3,237 2,961 21,582

Nandi 83 97 109 110 200 194 204 149 1,146

Narok 270 270 278 228 260 253 229 190 1,978

Nyamira 21 20 39 83 140 144 165 233 845

Nyandarua 552 601 702 646 988 886 921 976 6,272

Nyeri 429 371 389 497 412 468 492 518 3,576

Samburu 135 141 105 77 49 47 38 43 635

Siaya 36 32 34 28 68 64 48 56 366

Taita Taveta 132 103 98 101 148 142 132 140 996

Tana River 68 38 32 29 57 32 43 22 321

Tharaka-Nithi 243 233 197 214 352 320 250 242 2,051

Trans Nzoia 103 112 98 106 197 168 162 169 1,115

Turkana 2,249 1,544 1,318 925 862 496 302 247 7,943

Uasin Gishu 1,192 1,205 1,206 1,103 934 954 959 819 8,372

Vihiga 32 45 39 50 50 50 51 66 383

Wajir 88 142 107 96 94 101 96 59 783

West Pokot 39 46 29 34 40 42 21 24 275

National 26,672 25,260 25,589 25,843 28,469 26,776 26,659 25,869 211,137

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Table 52: Total Secondary Enrolment by Grade Boys Girls Total


Baringo 5,457 5,677 5,168 4,434 4,729 4,773 4,460 3,862 38,560

Bomet 9,159 9,171 9,086 7,444 8,677 8,389 8,018 6,514 66,458

Bungoma 18,663 17,813 15,646 13,056 18,965 17,128 14,973 11,225 127,469

Busia 7,727 7,211 6,482 5,768 7,413 6,584 5,662 4,426 51,273

Elgeyo Marakwet 4,305 4,183 3,875 3,354 4,863 4,452 4,256 3,652 32,940

Embu 7,366 7,050 6,535 5,732 5,519 5,237 4,881 4,107 46,427

Garissa 4,035 3,238 2,964 2,602 2,285 1,598 1,533 1,102 19,357

Homa Bay 12,929 12,449 11,754 9,404 11,042 10,512 9,288 6,943 84,321

Isiolo 814 797 712 616 746 702 548 435 5,370

Kajiado 3,959 4,012 3,689 3,439 3,908 3,864 3,486 2,997 29,354

Kakamega 18,363 17,939 16,429 13,536 19,899 18,827 16,618 13,231 134,842

Kericho 8,531 8,561 8,180 7,456 8,405 7,971 7,625 6,136 62,865

Kiambu 15,887 15,894 14,912 13,902 17,288 17,355 16,276 14,547 126,061

Kilifi 8,253 8,036 7,346 6,156 7,136 7,098 6,121 4,758 54,904

Kirinyaga 5,561 5,481 5,215 4,932 6,259 6,468 5,868 5,315 45,099

Kisii 16,869 16,759 17,061 12,780 16,365 15,009 14,616 9,664 119,123

Kisumu 10,359 10,082 9,256 8,401 10,737 10,154 9,260 7,680 75,929

Kitui 11,507 11,728 10,613 8,779 11,854 11,695 10,304 8,097 84,577

Kwale 4,007 3,971 3,777 2,944 3,771 3,858 3,515 2,982 28,825

Laikipia 4,384 4,281 3,914 3,648 4,411 4,341 3,988 3,455 32,422

Lamu 885 865 783 797 736 714 661 564 6,005

Machakos 13,995 13,908 12,946 11,449 14,120 14,192 13,137 11,240 104,987

Makueni 13,986 13,659 12,532 11,289 14,260 13,692 12,522 10,639 102,579

Mandera 3,113 2,808 2,496 2,273 1,602 1,356 1,159 1,034 15,841

Marsabit 1,192 1,197 1,031 787 1,001 915 666 644 7,433

Meru 12,888 11,747 11,076 9,622 15,495 13,492 12,412 10,421 97,153

Migori 11,646 11,572 10,161 8,173 10,066 9,520 8,202 6,065 75,405

Mombasa 4,635 4,651 4,220 4,245 4,085 4,155 3,801 3,635 33,427

Murang'a 13,948 13,613 12,838 11,781 14,483 14,270 13,507 11,833 106,273

Nairobi 11,027 11,325 11,003 10,196 10,999 11,183 10,481 9,843 86,057

Nakuru 17,763 17,254 16,203 14,710 17,297 16,747 15,511 13,379 128,864

Nandi 8,323 7,834 7,158 6,494 8,730 8,352 7,272 6,156 60,319

Narok 5,100 5,037 4,542 3,463 4,286 3,987 3,282 2,445 32,142

Nyamira 7,007 6,909 6,911 5,400 7,441 6,955 6,756 4,661 52,040

Nyandarua 7,494 7,429 7,023 6,344 7,824 7,772 7,052 6,070 57,008

Nyeri 8,770 9,080 8,608 7,927 8,853 9,213 8,845 8,307 69,603

Samburu 1,547 1,401 1,203 1,022 873 805 666 514 8,031

Siaya 10,946 10,782 9,751 8,166 10,936 10,152 8,626 7,122 76,481

Taita Taveta 2,786 2,876 2,671 2,414 2,940 3,010 2,762 2,796 22,255

Tana River 1,016 1,158 951 827 753 821 759 492 6,777

Tharaka-Nithi 6,258 5,791 5,104 4,257 6,616 6,346 5,483 4,373 44,228

Trans Nzoia 10,660 9,980 8,939 6,671 10,285 9,467 7,938 5,527 69,467

Turkana 6,117 4,496 3,635 2,564 2,940 2,345 1,651 1,246 24,994

Uasin Gishu 8,839 8,427 8,163 7,152 9,477 9,278 8,689 7,289 67,314

Vihiga 7,985 7,440 6,635 5,961 9,765 8,845 7,776 6,488 60,895

Wajir 2,580 2,499 2,100 1,585 1,307 1,167 939 760 12,937

West Pokot 4,704 4,317 3,751 2,759 4,247 3,881 3,254 2,276 29,189

National 383,345 372,388 345,048 296,711 375,689 358,647 325,105 266,947 2,723,880

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Table 53: Secondary Teachers in Public and Private Schools Public Private

Grand Total TSC BOM Total

BOM

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

Baringo 788 482 1,270 457 311 768 2,038 48 40 88 2,126

Bomet 962 543 1,505 1,150 560 1,710 3,215 58 30 88 3,303

Bungoma 2,066 1,253 3,319 1,542 779 2,321 5,640 155 83 238 5,878

Busia 961 436 1,397 697 337 1,034 2,431 40 12 52 2,483

Elgeyo Marakwet 686 432 1,118 312 261 573 1,691 11 7 18 1,709

Embu 1,059 784 1,843 442 296 738 2,581 81 62 143 2,724

Garissa 295 46 341 133 19 152 493 371 65 436 929

Homa Bay 1,571 624 2,195 1,349 447 1,796 3,991 161 95 256 4,247

Isiolo 175 53 228 41 13 54 282 47 25 72 354

Kajiado 418 413 831 187 105 292 1,123 426 263 689 1,812

Kakamega 2,276 1,369 3,645 1,676 928 2,604 6,249 210 114 324 6,573

Kericho 1,090 715 1,805 832 504 1,336 3,141 85 53 138 3,279

Kiambu 2,020 2,563 4,583 609 439 1,048 5,631 592 446 1,038 6,669

Kilifi 860 431 1,291 664 315 979 2,270 407 193 600 2,870

Kirinyaga 853 707 1,560 334 225 559 2,119 61 62 123 2,242

Kisii 2,721 1,134 3,855 1,161 436 1,597 5,452 169 92 261 5,713

Kisumu 1,457 955 2,412 828 360 1,188 3,600 184 89 273 3,873

Kitui 1,442 1,031 2,473 1,194 758 1,952 4,425 53 39 92 4,517

Kwale 583 248 831 356 153 509 1,340 77 41 118 1,458

Laikipia 754 402 1,156 235 128 363 1,519 107 64 171 1,690

Lamu 195 56 251 66 22 88 339 17 17 34 373

Machakos 1,686 1,442 3,128 1,072 588 1,660 4,788 439 326 765 5,553

Makueni 1,926 1,104 3,030 1,125 614 1,739 4,769 150 92 242 5,011

Mandera 339 42 381 209 13 222 603 114 15 129 732

Marsabit 264 57 321 82 14 96 417 45 15 60 477

Meru 1,778 1,246 3,024 1,035 638 1,673 4,697 158 80 238 4,935

Migori 1,127 511 1,638 1,272 428 1,700 3,338 195 78 273 3,611

Mombasa 338 347 685 120 86 206 891 692 401 1,093 1,984

Murang'a 2,187 1,649 3,836 642 377 1,019 4,855 222 129 351 5,206

Nairobi 695 1,446 2,141 264 177 441 2,582 1,442 1,035 2,477 5,059

Nakuru 1,795 1,476 3,271 1,005 570 1,575 4,846 869 504 1,373 6,219

Nandi 944 713 1,657 964 576 1,540 3,197 45 39 84 3,281

Narok 600 253 853 477 203 680 1,533 83 34 117 1,650

Nyamira 1,322 552 1,874 586 198 784 2,658 30 36 66 2,724

Nyandarua 1,002 500 1,502 500 311 811 2,313 313 180 493 2,806

Nyeri 1,505 1,214 2,719 378 287 665 3,384 143 86 229 3,613

Samburu 225 74 299 70 18 88 387 21 10 31 418

Siaya 1,316 571 1,887 1,125 427 1,552 3,439 21 12 33 3,472

Taita Taveta 447 272 719 257 124 381 1,100 58 28 86 1,186

Tana River 145 47 192 74 24 98 290 20 8 28 318

Tharaka-Nithi 839 621 1,460 418 260 678 2,138 77 54 131 2,269

Trans Nzoia 1,042 646 1,688 935 499 1,434 3,122 65 31 96 3,218

Turkana 292 104 396 249 94 343 739 169 51 220 959

Uasin Gishu 966 1,000 1,966 669 521 1,190 3,156 339 178 517 3,673

Vihiga 1,113 677 1,790 701 363 1,064 2,854 29 8 37 2,891

Wajir 358 56 414 142 9 151 565 38 5 43 608

West Pokot 585 202 787 439 190 629 1,416 16 11 27 1,443

National 48,068 31,499 79,567 29,075 15,005 44,080 123,647 9,153 5,338 14,491 138,138

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Table 54: Student Teacher Ratio in Secondary Schools Public Private

Total County TSC Total public Total

Baringo 29 18 16 18

Bomet 43 20 14 20

Bungoma 38 22 11 22

Busia 36 21 12 21

Elgeyo Marakwet 29 19 16 19

Embu 24 17 14 17

Garissa 30 21 21 21

Homa Bay 37 20 11 20

Isiolo 20 16 13 15

Kajiado 26 19 12 16

Kakamega 36 21 14 21

Kericho 34 19 15 19

Kiambu 25 20 12 19

Kilifi 35 20 15 19

Kirinyaga 28 21 12 20

Kisii 30 21 14 21

Kisumu 30 20 14 20

Kitui 34 19 11 19

Kwale 33 20 13 20

Laikipia 26 20 13 19

Lamu 22 16 13 16

Machakos 30 20 15 19

Makueni 33 21 13 20

Mandera 36 22 18 22

Marsabit 21 16 13 16

Meru 31 20 14 20

Migori 44 22 11 21

Mombasa 24 19 15 17

Murang'a 26 21 14 20

Nairobi 23 19 15 17

Nakuru 33 22 16 21

Nandi 36 19 14 18

Narok 35 20 17 19

Nyamira 27 19 13 19

Nyandarua 34 22 13 20

Nyeri 24 20 16 19

Samburu 25 19 20 19

Siaya 40 22 11 22

Taita Taveta 30 19 12 19

Tana River 34 22 11 21

Tharaka-Nithi 29 20 16 19

Trans Nzoia 40 22 12 22

Turkana 43 23 36 26

Uasin Gishu 30 19 16 18

Vihiga 34 21 10 21

Wajir 29 22 18 21

West Pokot 37 20 10 20

National 32 20 15 20

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ANNEX IV: WORKING GROUPS

This booklet has been compiled by:

Technical Working Team

Michael Kahiti, Chief Economist State Department of Basic Education

Polycarp O. Otieno, Statistician, State Department of Basic Education

Casey Adero, EMIS Support

Principal Consultant-UNICEF

Ramahatra Andriamamy Rakotomalala, United Nations Children’s Fund

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