National exam results: Year 3 (2017)

2017 was the third year that Bridge pupils entered the exam with 3,412 sitting the exam — 1,698 were girls and 1,714 were boys

The KCPE pass mark is 250 and achieving this score makes a child eligible to attend secondary school.

 

Key statistic

 

Further statistics

 

Girls education

 

Length of time

In addition; the exam data enables us to look at the performance of pupils who have been at Bridge for multiple years. The data shows that the longer pupils had attended Bridge schools, the better they performed in the KCPE.  Pupils who attended Bridge for five years or more scored an average 280 marks and had a pass rate of 69% Pupils who have spent the majority of their primary education at Bridge (five or more years) are 40% more likely to pass the KCPE than the average Kenyan pupil.

 

Secondary schools

In 2017, 42.0% of pupils were accepted into National, Extra-county, County, or Sub-county schools.

 

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