Ndindika Secondary School, Details, Fees, Results, Location and Contacts

Ndindika Secondary School Description

Ndindika Secondary School is a mixed day school, located in Laikipia West, Laikipia County.

Ndindika Secondary School KCSE Results

Individual candidates can check their KCSE results by SMS or online using an SMS number or website link provided at the release of the exam. Candidates and parents should visit the school for their official results slip. Results for all candidates and the school national, county and local ranking can also be found from the schools’ office.

The ministry of education advises parents teachers and pupils to check the KCSE result slip for any anomaly such as incorrect candidate’s name, school name and code as well as wrong subject grade and report to KNEC within a month after the announcement.

Ndindika Secondary School Fees, Account Number and Uniform

For details on school fees structure, account number and uniform, please contact the principal or the schools office using the contacts below.

Ndindika Secondary School Contacts, (Address, Location, Email, Telephone and Website)

School Name: Ndindika Secondary School
Physical Location: Laikipia West
Address: P.O. Box
City/Town : Nyahururu Town
County:   Laikipia County
School Category: Public
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