St. Johns Oboch Mixed Secondary School appears in historical public secondary-school listings for Rarieda near Akala, Siaya County, Kenya. This profile gives recorded location and postal details, KCSE examination guidance and information families should confirm before Grade 10 admissions.
St. Johns Oboch Mixed Secondary School – School Details
| School | St. Johns Oboch Mixed Secondary School |
|---|---|
| County | Siaya |
| Historical locality | Rarieda near Akala |
| Historical school ownership | Public secondary school (verify current registration and classification) |
| Recorded postal address | P.O. Box 122–40139 Akala (verify before use) |
| KNEC examination centre code | Not independently verified |
| School UIC | Not independently verified |
| Current phone, email and official website | Confirm directly with school administration |
St. Johns Oboch Mixed Secondary School – Grade 10 Admissions and Pathways
For senior-school selection and placement guidance consult the Ministry of Education selection portal. Senior-school pathways include STEM, Social Sciences, and Arts and Sports, but schools offer only approved subject combinations. Confirm Grade 10 registration, subjects and pathways, placement category, day or boarding arrangements and joining instructions with administrators.
St. Johns Oboch Mixed Secondary School – KCSE Results and Certificates
For official KCSE examination results, result slips, certificates or record corrections, contact the school or Kenya National Examinations Council. Unverified mean grades, rankings and examination results are not included.
School Fees, Contacts and Directions
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School Motto, Vision and Mission
Ask the school for a current prospectus to verify the motto, vision, mission, uniforms and joining requirements. National education guidance is available from the Ministry of Education.
