Tengecha Boys High School Description
Tengecha Boys High School is a religious organization sponsored boys boarding school located in Itoik Sub location, Kapkatet Location, Bureti Division, Bureti Constituency in Kericho County.
Tengacha Boys High School is located in Bureti Constituency in Kapkatet. The school is part of the Burei district in the Rift Valley Province of Kenya. It is a Boys boarding school with the sponsorship being listed as Religious Organization. The school institution type is classified as ordinary. This Secondary School in Kenya has an enrollment of 607 with a student-teacher ratio of 20.9 and a total teaching staff of 29 people.
Tengecha Boys High School Contacts
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School Code: M7180211
Address: 139 Litein
Level: Secondary School
Day/Boarding: Boarding
Gender: Boys
Ownership: Public
Sponsor: Religious Organisation
Student Needs: Ordinary Website: www.tengecha.boys.high.school.co.ke
Location
County: Kericho
Constituency: Bureti
Province: Rift Valley
District: Bureti
Division: Bureti
Location: Kapkatet
Sub Location: Itoik
School Fees and Account Number
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Tengacha Boys High School latest reviews by students and alumni
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