Secondary Schools in Narok County

Secondary Schools in Narok County

A Comprehensive list of Secondary Schools in Narok County, Showing the County Schools Code Number, the School Name and the  Type  of School.

Public Secondary Schools in Narok County

32516102 – Maasai Girls Secondary School – Girls
32516103 – St. Mary’s Girls Secondary School – Girls
32519102 – Sosio Secondary School – Mixed
32519201 – Enoosaen Boys Secondary School – Boys
32519203 – Enoosaen Girls Secondary – Girls
32519301 – Shartuka Secondary School – Boys
32519302 – Olmelil Secondary School – Mixed
32519303 – Pirrar Girls Secondary School (kilgoris) – Girls
32519501 – Ongata Barrikoi Secondary School – Mixed
32519502 – Siria High School  ‎- Boys
32519504 – Siria Girls’ Secondary School – Girls
32546101 – Moi Naikarra Secondary School – Mixed
32546205 – Oloomirani Boys Secondary School – Mixed
32546221 – Oloomirani Girls Secondary School – Girls
32546401 – Enkare Nairowa Girls Secondary School – Girls
32516105 – Olchorro Secondary School – Mixed
32516108 – Nkareta Secondary School – Mixed
32516109 – Masikonde Sec – Mixed
32516112 – Senchura Secondary School – Mixed
32516114 – Entontol Secondary School – Mixed
32516201 – St. Anthony’s Secondary School – Mixed
32516202 – Olasiti Secondary School – Boys
32516203 – Eor-ekule Secondary School – Mixed
32516204 – Sakutiek Secondary – Mixed
32516205 – Kipise Hills Secondary School – Mixed
32516206 – Saleita Secondary School – Mixed
32516301 – Olokurto Secondary School – Mixed
32516302 – Olorropil Secondary School – Mixed
32516303 – Olpusimoru Secondary School – Mixed
32516304 – Kisiriri Seconary School – Mixed
32516305 – Ntimama Day Mixed Sec- Mixed
32516306 – Olokirikirai Secondary School – Mixed
32519104 – Poroko Friends Secondary School – Mixed
32519105 – Osonkoroi Secondary School – Mixed
32519106 – Mutenkuar Day Secondary School – Mixed
32519107 – Endoinyo -Onkopit Secondary School – Mixed
32519108 – Oltanki Secondary School – Mixed
32519202 – Nkararo Secondary School – Mixed
32519204 – Shankoe Secondary School – Mixed
32519205 – Olereko Secondary School – Mixed
32519304 – Romosha Secondary School – Mixed
32519401 – Emarti Secondary School – Mixed
32519503 – Oldonyo-orok Secondary School – Mixed
32519505 – Olorukoti Secondary School – Mixed
32519506 – Mashangwa Secondary School – Mixed
32546201 – Sogoo High School – Mixed
32546202 – Mogoiyuet Secondary School – Mixed
32546203 – Ilmotiook Secondary School – Mixed
32546204 – Ngiito Secondary – Mixed
32546206 – Salabwek Secondary School – Mixed
32546207 – Enelerai High School – Mixed
32546208 – Sagamian Secondary School – Mixed
32546209 – Kuto Secondary School – Mixed
32546211 – Olchorro Oiroiwua Secondary School – Mixed
32546212 – Nkaroni Secondary School – Mixed
32546213 – Siwot Secondary – Mixed
32546215 – Tengecha Esoit Secondary School – Mixed
32546217 – Saire Secondary School – Mixed
32546218 – Kapkatet Mixed Secondary School – Mixed
32546219 – Rongena Mixed Day Secondary School – Mixed
32546220 – Aganga Mixed Day Secondary School – Mixed
32546301 – Ololulung’a Secondary School – Boys
32546302 – Melelo Secondary School – Mixed
32546303 – Olpukoti Secondary School – Mixed
32546305 – Olmekenyu High School – Mixed
32546306 – Nkorkorri Boys Secondary School – Boys
32546307 – Ongata Oloiren Mixed Day Secondary School – Mixed
32546308 – Ololoipang’i Secondary School – Mixed
32546402 – Naroosura Mixed Secondary School – Mixed
32546501 – Loita Mixed Sec School – Mixed
32560101 – Kapweria Sec. School – Mixed
32560103 – Ndamama Secondary School – Mixed
32560104 – Abosi Secondary School – Mixed
32560105 – Simotwet Secondary School – Mixed
32560106 – Kamermeru Secondary School – Mixed
32560107 – Mabwaita Secondary School – Mixed
32560201 – Emurua Dikirr Secondary School – Mixed
32560202 – Murkan Secondary School – Mixed
32560203 – Kiletien Secondary School – Mixed
32560204 – Kabolecho Secondary School – Mixed
32560205 – Mokondo High School – Mixed
32560206 – Olpopongi Secondary School – Mixed
32560207 – Chepkoiyet Secondary School – Mixed
32560208 – Chesma High School – Mixed
32560209 – Ilkerin Secondary School – Mixed

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