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National and Extra-County Schools in Embu

Every Embu school on the Ministry's Cluster 1 and Cluster 2 lists, with gender, boarding and KNEC code.

By SchoolRegistry Kenya Editorial CommitteePublished 31 October 2026Facts last checked 31 October 2026Reviewed each placement season6 min read

National schools (Cluster 1) in Embu

The Ministry lists 5 schools in Embu as Cluster 1, the group that used to be called national schools. Where we hold a page for a school, its name links to it.

National schools (Cluster 1) in Embu
Kyeni Girls' High SchoolEmbu EastGirlsBoarding14333201
Moi High MbiruriEmbu EastBoysBoarding14300006
Nyangwa Boys' High SchoolMbeere SouthBoysBoarding14341201
Siakago Boys High SchoolMbeere NorthBoysBoarding14312101
Siakago Girls High SchoolMbeere NorthGirlsBoarding14300011

Source: Ministry of Education, Cluster 1 public senior schools list (June 2025). Last checked 31 October 2026.

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Extra-county schools (Cluster 2) in Embu

The Ministry lists 19 schools in Embu as Cluster 2, the former extra-county schools: 8 for girls, 9 for boys, 2 mixed.

Extra-county schools (Cluster 2) in Embu

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Gangara Secondary SchoolMbeere NorthMixedBoarding14312104
Joseph Allamano - Wachoro SecondaryMweaBoysBoarding14376404
Kangaru Girls SchoolEmbu WestGirlsBoarding14303104
Kangaru SchoolEmbu WestBoysBoarding14303101
Kanyuambora Secondary SchoolMbeere NorthBoysBoarding14312301
Kavutiri Boys Secondary SchoolEmbu NorthBoysBoarding14355112
Kegonge Boys High SchoolEmbu EastBoysBoarding14333202
Kiambere School ComplexMbeere NorthMixedBoarding14312105
King David Boys High School, KamamaEmbu NorthBoysBoarding14355101
Kiriari Girls High SchoolEmbu NorthGirlsBoarding14355102
Kirimari Secondary SchoolEmbu WestBoysBoarding14303105
Mariari Girls Secondary SchoolMbeere SouthGirlsBoarding14341104
Nguviu Boys High SchoolEmbu NorthBoysBoarding14355201
Nguviu Girls Secondary SchoolEmbu NorthGirlsBoarding14355202
St Agnes Kiaganari Girls Secondary SchoolEmbu EastGirlsBoarding14333203
St Paul's High School KevoteEmbu WestBoysBoarding14303201
St Teresa's Girls' - KithimuEmbu WestGirlsBoarding14303203
St. Catherine Nthagaiya Girls Secondary SchoolEmbu EastGirlsBoarding14333102
St. Marys Kiangima Secondary SchoolEmbu WestGirlsBoarding14303102

Source: Ministry of Education, Cluster 2 public senior schools list (June 2025). Last checked 31 October 2026.

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8 of these schools have no page on our register yet, so they appear without a link. If you run one of them, you can add your school.

Is the list complete?

Not certainly. The June 2025 files hold 204 Cluster 1 and 692 Cluster 2 schools across Kenya, the same totals the Daily Nation reported. Lists published in 2026 add more Cluster 1 schools across Kenya, and some special needs schools. We could not open the Ministry's placement portal to confirm the current list, so we show the June 2025 list as it stands and will add schools once we can check them against the Ministry's own data.

What the clusters mean

The Ministry now groups public senior schools into four clusters instead of the old national, extra-county, county and sub-county labels. Former national schools are Cluster 1, extra-county schools are Cluster 2, county schools Cluster 3 and sub-county schools Cluster 4.

The clusters are about career pathways. Senior school has three: STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), Social Sciences, and Arts and Sports Science. Cluster 1 schools offer all three. Schools in Clusters 2, 3 and 4 must offer at least two, and STEM has to be one of them.

How to choose among Embu's national and extra-county schools

  1. Start from the pathway. If your child wants Arts and Sports Science, a Cluster 1 school is the surest place to find it, since those schools offer all three pathways. For STEM, every school on this page offers it.
  2. Check the gender. Most of these schools take girls only or boys only. Check the Students column before you shortlist.
  3. Plan for boarding. Every school on the Embu lists is a boarding school, so budget for boarding fees and the items list.
  4. Spread your choices across clusters. The Grade 10 selection guidelines set how many choices come from each cluster. Your Grade 9 head teacher has the current form.
  5. Confirm before you rely on it. Placement looks at learner choice, merit, psychometric test results, regional equity and school capacity, so a choice is not a guarantee. Check each school's subject combinations directly.

Frequently asked questions

How many national schools are in Embu?

The Ministry's June 2025 list has 5 Cluster 1 (national) schools in Embu County.

Which national schools in Embu are for girls?

Kyeni Girls' High School, Siakago Girls High School.

Which national schools in Embu are for boys?

Moi High Mbiruri, Nyangwa Boys' High School, Siakago Boys High School.

Are there mixed national schools in Embu?

None of the 5 Cluster 1 schools on the June 2025 list is mixed.

How many extra-county schools are in Embu?

19, according to the Ministry's June 2025 list.

Which is the best national school in Embu?

We cannot say. KNEC publishes no school ranking and we hold no school-level KCSE results, so this page lists schools without ranking them.

What is the difference between a national and an extra-county school?

A national (Cluster 1) school offers all three senior school pathways. An extra-county (Cluster 2) school offers at least two, one of them STEM.

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