Kericho High School

Kericho High School is a Kenyan boys secondary school, located in Kericho, Kericho County about 3.9kilometers from Kericho Town CBD. The current principal is Dr Daniel Chelule. Edwin Cheres the soin sigowet Mp aspirant 2022 is one of the alumnae. Former Kericho County governor Paul Chepkwony, current Ainamoi MP constituency Benjamin Langat, former Kericho County senator Charles Keter and the sitting Kericho County Senator Aaron Cheruiyot#:~:text=Aaron Kipkirui Cheruiyot, MGH( born,of the senate in 2022.Aaron Cheruiyot are alumni of Kericho High School

Kericho High School
Address
P.O. Box 252- 20200

Kericho
,
Kericho

Kenya
Information
Other namesK-Hetch bazuus'
School typePublic
MottoElimu ni Uhai
Established1959[1]
PrincipalDaniel Chelule
Grades9-12
GenderMale
Number of students1200
Color(s)Green  
MascotGreen Bisons
Websitehttp://www.kerichohigh.ac.ke/

History

The school started on 15 June 1959,[2] with eleven boys and two teachers – Mr. John Bowles the first Head teacher and Mr. Wesley Rono, the first African teacher in the school.[3] It currently has a population of approximately two thousand students.

The school boasts of various notable alumni including:

  • Prof. Davy Kiprotich Koech Former and the Longest Serving CEO of Kenya Medical Research Institute and an accomplished scientist.
  • Energy Cabinet Secretary Charles Keter
  • First governor of Kericho County Professor Paul Chepkwony
  • Bomet governor Hillary Barchok
  • Kericho Senator Aaron Cheruiyot
  • MP Benjamin Langat
  • MP David Ole Sankok
  • KNUT Secretary General and nominated MP Wilson Sossion
  • Current principal Dr Daniel Chelule
  • Belgut MP Nelson Koech
  • Founder and CEO of Vanguard Alliance Kenya Hon Edwin Kipkemoi Cheres

References
  1. "Kericho High School – Elimu ni Uhai". Retrieved 27 May 2020.
  2. Kenya Gazette. 27 January 1959.
  3. Team, News Blaze Digital (16 January 2020). "Kericho High School; full details, KCSE Results Analysis, Contacts, Location, Admissions, History, Fees, Portal Login, Website, KNEC Code". Newsblaze.co.ke. Retrieved 26 May 2020.


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