Anyone with st patrick Hill in kiserian and also Lukenya?

Not from experience but hearsay.

1.Riara Springs
2.Aga Khan
3.Shree Cutchi Leva Nairobi West.
4.Loreto Msongari
5.NOVA (Not sure if they have form 3 yet.)

Question?Was she in a private primary school?

Maybe you could let her finish schooling at the national school. I know someone whose boy was at a top national school and the kid was always position 250+. The parents (and the boy) were very depressed since the boy was always tops at primary school (private), but when form 4 results came out the boy got a very good grade and is doing law, though in the school ranking he was still position 250+. National schools are very competitive because all the kids are very good, the top cream.

Its like in athletics where you could be last while competing with elite athletes (and feel bad) but your "time" is still very good. The alternative is to compete with grade 2 athletes and you become no 1 and feel good but your "time" will be below average.

@hardwood,@Doti You guys have made good points. The lie that national school students are pampered and that's why they pass has been sold for long. It's simple. You get the best from all over, you're more likely to get better results at KCSE level. Hence an index 1 in X Primary goes to Loreto Limuru and has to settle for index 130!

Changes happen too. like someone joining a national school when they're No 1 student in Kenya and dropping to no. 20s in the school. Then later they struggle to get an A plain. They're still the bright student they were, but a slight drop in form happens

The class thing...hehehe...I don't think it's the main issue. Some Nairobi kids did really well in school but they really looked down on mashambani people. They easily singled you out if you couldn't speak like them. Could be an issue for girls though...

BUT...I have always thought that the competitive nature of national schools where everyone you meet was top of their class in primary school could affect some and make them drop academically. I think there are students who are better off in places where they are tops than in places where they're seen as average or poor

Much like in sports(football) some players shine more in smaller clubs.

Let the parent listen to and understand their child.

Note that Wamy is predominantly muslim......walalo wamejaa huko.