Stephen Nchagwa celebrating with colleagues at Mabera Bridge International School on Thursday

The Bridge International range of schools in the country celebrated the just released KCPE results by Education CS Fred Matiangi by proving they have syllabus used by other schools.

In Kuria West 30 candidates at Mabera center celebrated the good results with Stephen Nchagwa from Masurura village scoring 405 marks.

The center head teacher Winnie Kagora said due to delays in registering centers in the area merged together at Mabera.

“We hosted Wasweta, Mabera, Kehancha and Isebania centers at Mabera and we are happy despite the mishap we performed well,” Kagoro told Migori News.

“We had a total of 30 pupils at Mabera from the four centers with the highest Stephen Nchagwa getting 405, the last got 256,” Kagoro said.

She said they expect higher enrolment from the region next year due to the good results.

“We encourage parents to bring their children at bridge in future despite rumors that we don’t offer the required syllabus. Getting results from government shows we are committed,” she said.

She said she was satisfied by the results which was the first national examination they had as a center.