The School of Men
A brotherhood forged in the Rift Valley — carried forward wherever our alumni stand.
Njoro Boys High School
- Location
- Njoro, Nakuru County, Kenya
- School Type
- Public
- Gender
- Boys
- Accommodation
- Boarding
- Historical Classification
- Extra-County School
- CBC / CBE Classification
- C1 Senior School
- KNEC Code
- 27564101
- Postal Address
- P.O. Box 40-20107, Njoro
Administrative contact details (phone, email, current staff) are not published here until they are confirmed with the school or the Alumni Association.
Discipline, brotherhood, and a life of service.
Njoro Boys High School sits proudly in Nakuru County, Kenya — a long-standing institution in the region's education sector. Under the leadership of Principal Dr. E. M. Muthui, the school today serves over 1,150 learners as a senior school hosting Grades 10, 11, and 12 under Kenya's Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) framework.
Known colloquially by alumni and students as "The school of men," our campus fosters a strong sense of brotherhood and discipline. Boys here compete fiercely in Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) games and thrive in the country's cultural, musical, and drama festivals.
Set on the fertile Rift Valley plateau, our campus has served generations of boys from Nakuru County and beyond.
The official motto of Njoro Boys High School — carried in the school badge and echoed in the everyday discipline of the boys.
A phrase alumni and students use with pride — a reminder that this school shapes brotherhood and character before it shapes careers.
The school has transitioned under Kenya's Competency-Based Curriculum framework into a senior school hosting Grades 10, 11, and 12.
An active student population of over 1,150 learners, guided by a team of dedicated teachers.
Our current principal steers the school through the CBC transition with a steady, community-first hand.
Njoro Boys competes actively in KSSSA games and thrives in the Kenya Music & Drama festivals — the pride of our co-curricular life.
A growing brotherhood of graduates giving back through mentorship, book drives, and homecomings.