Kitondo Secondary School – Description
Kitondo Secondary School is a Kenyan Secondary School that is designated as a public institution. It is located in Mbooni constituency, Ngoni sub-location, Kisau location in Kisau Division of Makueni District. This is within the eastern province of Kenya. The student population comprises of boys only and the current status put it as an ordinary school.
The learning option for students includes barding only. Studies are carried out through a Kenyan based Curriculum.
The school sponsorship is listed as Central government. This secondary school in Kenya has an enrollment of 929 with a student-teacher ratio of 30 and a total teaching staff of 31 people. This school has a total acreage of 20.
Kitondo Secondary School has been a leading school in academics especially biology for a period of 5 years now and is also becoming great at computer studies. The school has great teachers who have more than 10 years of experience in Kiswahili, English, and History.
On co-curriculum activities, its also perfects especially on rugby sevens. Rugby sevens of Kitondo secondary School dived its way to the national finals in 2013 at Machakos. They were taken down by Leceister Academy to be graded 5th best in the country. Kitondo Secondary School basketball is currently the best in Makueni county. Kitondo is also great at other sports.
The school has a high-level class of discipline, academic giants in Makueni County and Kenya as a whole. It also has a conducive environment favorable for learning also having quality infrastructure ranging all the way from laboratories, dormitories, classes and a good playground named Kasarani.
Kitondo Secondary School – Location and Contacts
School Name: Kitondo Secondary School
Physical Location:
Address: P.O. Box 13, Mbumbuni 90127
City/Town: Makueni
County: Makueni
School Category: public
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Email: The email of the school will be updated when available
Website: www.kitondo.secondary.school.co.ke
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Kitondo Secondary School Fees and Account Number
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Kitondo Secondary School – Highlights
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Kitondo Secondary School – Facilities
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Kitondo Secondary School infrastructure has six dormitories, one school dispensary, one computer lab, two school buses and one van, a green grass field for football and rugby, modern office and one modern dining hall.
The school also has a council of student leaders who foresee the smooth running of the school and represent students.
Kitondo Secondary School extra curriculum activities
On co-curriculum activities, its also perfects especially on rugby sevens. Rugby sevens of Kitondo secondary School dived its way to the national finals in 2013 at Machakos. They were taken down by Leceister Academy to be graded 5th best in the country. Kitondo Secondary School basketball is currently the best in Makueni county. Kitondo is also great at other sports.
Kitondo Secondary School latest reviews by student and alumni
Mark Katithi Musembi class of 2017 says Kitondo Secondary School has been and will always remain to be the best school. It is the best in academics as well as games. He says during his time they used to have the best handball team in Makueni county. The school is well structured with all structures modernly designed. The school has a Scania bus. The only problem evidenced them was poor student-administration communication which is being worked out by setting a strong council. Zachariah Wambua Muthoka class of 2009 says he is currently pursuing his degree course in Moi campus. He says he would like to encourage his fellow schoolmates who are waiting to join various varsities that Moi university is one of the best performing campuses in Kenya with the exceptional mode of living.
David Safari class of 2015 says he is grateful to have gone to such a good school, it has the best teachers with the skills and talent to teach, he says what he liked most was the willingness and how the teachers were committed to the students.