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Nyandarua High School is a government National mixed School in Ol Kalou, Nyandarua County Kenya, with about 800 students and four streams. It was established in 1965 and officially opened as a mixed school in 1967. It is among the top county schools and top 100 in the Country.The school is ably lead by mr.G.S Muchiri ,the current school principle and the able boarding master Mr.Francis Kiiru who has been the pillar of the school and is the able CU patron.The recent completion of the new dorm and building of the new classes has led to the ncrease of the number of steams from four in the 2023 class to seven in the form one of 2023.the school excels in games and non educational activities boosting the general school performance.Follow the schools website nyandaruahighschool.xyz for more information rgarding the school [1]

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