MŨRANG'A HIGH SCHOOL

Murang'a High School is a secondary educational institution in Kenya established in 1964. The school emphasizes discipline, order, and determination as guiding principles. Its educational framework includes both curricular and co-curricular activities aimed at holistic student development. The institution operates with a clear mission, vision, motto, and five core values that guide daily operations and student formation. Academic programs follow Kenya's national education goals covering early childhood through tertiary education preparation. The school maintains various departments and subjects, with notable student achievements including high academic performance and university placements in competitive fields like medicine. Beyond academics, Murang'a High School offers extensive co-curricular programs including a school band established in 2018, scouting activities, sports, clubs (such as St. John Ambulance Club for first aid and disaster preparedness training), and student leadership through a Students' Council. The school celebrates academic excellence through recognition of top-performing students and maintains traditions including school assemblies, prayers, and anthem ceremonies.