Asumbi Girls High School: Full details, location, CBE Subjects Offered, UIC, Knec Code

Asumbi Girls National School ⇒ Contacts, Location, Uniform, CBE, Fees and Admission Details

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Asumbi Girls National School’s Summary of all the Verified Details & Information; Contacts, Location, CBE Subjects and Pathways.

Asumbi Girls High School is a National Girls’ Boarding School in Kenya. It is a public, Catholic-sponsored institution known for academic excellence and for its implementation of the new Competency-Based Education (CBE) curriculum.

🗺️ Location & Directions

Asumbi Girls High School is located in:

Location: Rangwe Sub-county, Homa Bay County, Kenya.
Directions: It is situated approximately 20 km from Homa Bay Town and 20 km from Kisii Town.

📧 Contacts & Postal Address

The school’s contacts are:

Postal Address: P.O. BOX 46-40309 ASUMBI or P.O. Box Private Bag, Kisii 40200.
Email Address: [email protected]
Telephone Numbers: 0727735254 or 0722968678

🏛️ History and Background Information

Founding: The school was established by the Franciscan Missionary Sisters of St Joseph on March 19, 1936, initially as a lower primary school sponsored by the Mill Hill Missionaries of the Catholic Diocese of Kisumu.
Progression: It advanced to an intermediate school, and the first secondary school students were enrolled in 1965. The primary section was phased out in 1968.
Motto: Integrity
Sponsorship: Christian Catholic sponsored school.
Category: National Girls Boarding School.

🎒 CBE Pathways and Subjects

Asumbi Girls High School has embraced the shift to the new Competency-Based Education (CBE) curriculum and is categorized as C1 under the new structure.

The school offers the following Senior School (Grade 10-12) Pathways and corresponding Tracks:

STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics)
- Pure Sciences Track
- Applied Sciences Track
- Technical Studies Track
Social Sciences
- Languages & Literature Track
- Humanities & Business Studies Track
Arts & Sports Science
- Arts Track (The school is known to be one of the few to offer an Art and Design course).
- Sports Track

🗄️ Facilities

As a national boarding school, the facilities include:

Dormitories: Known dormitories include St Catherine, St Benedict, St Claire, St Ursula, St Triza, and the Forest dorm.
Laboratories: The school has a Biology lab (famously housing a human skeleton, reportedly that of a pioneer principal) and other science labs.
General Facilities: The institution also has a school shrine for meditation, and requires the supply of items suggesting other facilities like a Library, Computer labs, Kitchen/Bakery/Dining Hall equipment (e.g., ovens, boilers), and a focus on sports with the supply of Games equipment/uniforms.

👕SCHOOL’S UNIFORM

Top: White Blouses
Sweater: Blue
Socks: White
Tie: Blue
Shoes: Black.

💰FEES PAID AT THE SCHOOL.

The Ministry of Education in Kenya has introduced new, standardized fee guidelines for public senior secondary schools, effective from January 2026, which marks the transition of the first cohort of Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) learners (Grade 9) to Senior School (Grade 10).

Here are the key details of the approved annual fees and the structure:

1. Standardized Annual School Fees (Public Senior Schools)

The new guidelines scrap the previous classification of schools (National, Extra-County, County, Sub-County) and introduce a uniform fee structure.

School Type	Annual Fee Payable by Parent	Government Capitation (Subsidy)	Total Annual Cost
Public Boarding School	Ksh 53,554	Ksh 12,870	Ksh 66,424
Public Day School	Ksh 9,374	Ksh 12,870	Ksh 22,244
Special Needs Boarding School	Ksh 37,210	Ksh 57,974	Ksh 95,184

Note: The annual fee of Ksh 53,554 for boarding schools is based on the rates established in a 2015 Gazette Notice and is meant to cover boarding equipment, stores, and other administrative costs. The Government Capitation is the subsidy provided by the government to support the Free Day Secondary Education (FDSE) programme.

2. Key Changes and Clarifications

Uniform School Fees: All public boarding schools are now expected to charge the same annual fee, standardizing costs across the country.
Capitation: The government will continue to provide capitation (subsidy) for all learners in senior schools. The new capitation amount for regular schools is to be Ksh 12,870 per learner per year.
No Additional Levies: Schools are required to adhere strictly to the approved annual fee guidelines. Any request for additional levies must receive written approval from the Cabinet Secretary for Education through the County Education Board (CEB).
School Fees Payment: Fee structures must be provided to parents at the start of the academic year, specifying vote heads (tuition, boarding, meals, activity fees), and payment should be done through designated official channels.

Pro Tip: The final fee structures for individual public schools are expected to be strictly controlled by these Ministry of Education guidelines to ensure affordability and equity in access to Senior School education under the CBC system. It is important to note that schools may charge other levies after agreeing with parents and getting consent from the Ministry of Education.

SUMMARY OF THE SCHOOL’S DETAILS

REGION	NYANZA
COUNTY	HOMA BAY
SUB COUNTY	RANGWE
UIC	WMWC
KNEC	41700004
SCHOOL NAME	ASUMBI GIRLS
CLUSTER	C1
TYPE	PUBLIC
(Regular/ SNE/	REGULAR
DISABILITY TYPE	NONE
ACCOMODATION TYPE	BOARDING
GENDER	GIRLS