Kipini Secondary School Details, Results and Contacts

Kipini Secondary School history

Kipini Secondary School is a mixed day and boarding school located in Tana River County. The  school is a small intimate community of 200 students with four residential facilities, one boys, one girl’s dormitory with ablution blocks and school principal’s house and deputy and 2 teachers’ residence. It has five complete classes, a store, two laboratories, an incomplete small kitchen, one modern library, Modern office and Eight VIP toilets.

The school started in 1986 as Harambee boarding and day school .It was operating under Kipini primary school. In 1989 the Office of the vice president donated the prison land where it is currently located and immediately the school shifted to the land. It was registered in on 7th July 1989, Registration Certificate No.GP/A/82/89. The school is sponsored by District Education Board (D.E.B) and parents. It was approved as a Public mixed day and boarding that is managed by Board of Governors (B.O.G).

It inherited a well run prison farm endowed with fruit trees and livestock. Since the phase over was not done gradually, there was inadequate capacity to manage the inherited property. This led to vandalism and theft of property by outsiders hence running down the institution.

Kipini Secondary School Contacts

School Name: Kipini Secondary School
Physical Location:
Address: P.O. Box 85, Hola 70101
City/Town : Tana River
County: Tana River
School Category: public
School Code :  05112203
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