Nyang’Iela Secondary School is listed as a C4 public mixed day senior school in Rachuonyo South; Kochich sub-location, Konuong’a/Kasipul, Homa Bay County, Kenya, in current records for the 2026 intake. This guide brings together the school’s identity, examination-centre code, Grade 10 choices, KCSE results guidance, location and joining requirements. It distinguishes the newer 2026 registration details from older information that may no longer apply.
School profile and current identifiers
- School name: Nyang’Iela Secondary School
- County: Homa Bay
- Area: Rachuonyo South; Kochich sub-location, Konuong’a/Kasipul
- 2026 senior-school classification: C4 public mixed day
- KNEC code: 41710308
- Unique Institution Code (UIC): QX3N
- Historical postal reference: P.O. Box 487–40222, Oyugis
The old Kenyanlife post used the spelling Nyangiela. The current register styles the name Nyang’Iela Secondary School. The school-specific historical record uses the same P.O. Box 487, Oyugis, and school code J6080605, confirming the match. Older school data described day and boarding, but the senior-school register for the 2026 intake classifies it as a mixed day institution.
School location and visitor directions
The school is associated with Rachuonyo South; Kochich sub-location, Konuong’a/Kasipul in Homa Bay County. The 2019 article gives P.O. Box 487–40222, Oyugis. Postal boxes do not identify the main gate and may have changed. Before visiting, sending paperwork or travelling for reporting, ask the administration for the exact school entrance, recognised local landmarks and current postal address. Use the school code to avoid a similar name in another sub-county or county.
Telephone number, email and website
A school-operated telephone number, email address and official school website were not independently authenticated in this update. Parents should request current communication details from the school administration or the relevant Sub-county Director of Education. Do not treat advertisements for school website creation as the school’s official contact, and do not pay fees or submit learner identity documents to unverified individuals.
KCSE examinations and results
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) administers the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education. Candidates should follow procedures for the examination year and obtain official result slips through their registered school or examination centre. The 2026 school register associates this school with KNEC code 41710308, which should be checked against official candidate documentation.
Archived pupil and staff counts in the older school-data profile relate to around 2007, not present staffing. An independently authenticated contemporary KCSE mean score was not obtained.
A credible KCSE school-performance report should identify the exact year, number of candidates, school mean and grade breakdown. Dated archival scores are not current results, and unverified social-media rankings should not be published as authoritative.
Grade 10 selection and subject combinations
Senior-school pathway choices in Kenya’s Competency-Based Education system include STEM, Social Sciences, and Arts and Sports Science. The official Ministry of Education Grade 10 Selection and Placement System is the appropriate platform for current subject combinations, school selections and joining information. Search using Nyang’Iela Secondary School and, where supported, KNEC 41710308 or UIC QX3N to confirm the right institution.
The directory snapshot checked on 15 October 2026 lists 15 combinations: seven STEM, six Social Sciences, and two Arts and Sports Science. Options included Biology, Chemistry and Physics; Agriculture and computer studies; Business Studies with Geography and History and Citizenship; and General Science with Sports and Recreation and Theatre and Film.
The number of combinations and vacancies can change between intakes, and a C4 designation does not mean every national pathway is offered. A learner’s selections should fit their interests, strengths, career goals and the actual facilities available at the school. A dated directory snapshot is not an offer of an admission place.
Fees, uniforms and admission requirements
Request a current school-issued fee circular and joining package showing the reporting date, uniform, stationery, meals, any transport needs and approved payment instructions. A government fee schedule is not a specific school invoice. Confirm any permitted charges and the receiving account with the administration before transferring money.
Confirm whether boarding facilities mentioned in earlier directories are still available: the current senior-school listing says day. Obtain present reporting and transport arrangements in writing before making accommodation plans.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Nyang’Iela Secondary School? It is in Rachuonyo South; Kochich sub-location, Konuong’a/Kasipul, Homa Bay County; obtain directions to the campus entrance directly from the school.
What is its KNEC centre code? The 2026 register lists 41710308 and UIC QX3N.
How are official KCSE results obtained? Follow KNEC instructions and use the registered school or examination centre.
Where are Grade 10 placements confirmed? Through the Ministry selection and placement system and the official learner joining details.
How do parents check fees and contacts? Ask the school’s office for an authenticated communication channel and its latest signed circular.
Official government resources
- Ministry of Education — national policies and school notices
- Official Grade 10 Selection and Placement System — school choices and subject combinations
- Kenya National Examinations Council — examination guidance
School-specific evidence and limitations
The school-specific classification and identifiers are supported by this school directory entry, which reports Ministry-derived 2026 senior-school records. The directory is not itself a Ministry-issued school certificate. The information does not establish a current school-controlled phone, fee invoice, campus gate or subject vacancy. For significant admission decisions, confirm the registered school name and identity with official Ministry or school documents.
The apostrophe in Nyang’Iela is a spelling convention in the current directory and is not evidence of a newly founded institution.
