Moi High School Mbiruri: History, Admissions, Fees and Contacts

Moi High School Mbiruri is a public boys’ boarding secondary school in Embu East, Embu County, near Runyenjes. Its development reflects the expansion of secondary education in the region.

Moi high school Mbiruri

History and background

The institution began as a primary school in 1953 and became a secondary school in 1965 under Anglican Church sponsorship. It later admitted boys and girls before becoming a boys’ school in the 1990s. It adopted the name Moi High School Mbiruri in 1987 and was upgraded to national-school status in 2011.

Education and student life

Schooling combines academics, character formation, co-curricular activities and leadership development. Students should confirm the senior-school pathways and subject combinations currently offered rather than relying on older 8-4-4 subject lists.

Admissions, fees and examination results

Admission to public senior school is governed by the applicable national placement system. Families should use genuine joining instructions, obtain a current fee structure and confirm authorised payment methods. KCSE performance changes each examination year; historical figures are not current rankings.

School contacts

According to the school’s 2024 audited financial statements in the Kenya parliamentary library:
Postal: P.O. Box 34–60103, Runyenjes.
Telephone: 0707 082868.
Email: moimbirurihs@gmail.com or moimbiruri@yahoo.com.

These details are documented in the 2024 statements; verify current availability directly with the school. See secondary schools in Embu County.