Answer: St. Joseph’s High School, Githunguri is located in Githunguri Sub-county of Kiambu County, 1 Km. from Githunguri town on the Githunguri – Kagwe road.

Answer: St. Joseph’s High School, Githunguri has an exemplary academic performance and attained a mean grade of C+ in the 2022 K.C.S.E.

Answer: Yes, St. Joseph’s High School, Githunguri is a fully boarding school.

Answer: The school motto is Labour Omnia Vincit (Hard work conquers everything).

Answer: The core values of St. Joseph’s High School, Githunguri are Professionalism, Teamwork, Commitment, Integrity, Spirituality, and Efficiency.

Answer: We value open communication and collaboration among all members of our school community and encourage parents and guardians to be active partners in their children’s education. Parents can contact their child’s teacher or school administration to get involved in various school activities and events.

Answer: St. Joseph’s High School, Githunguri has 6 streams.

Answer: The classes at St. Joseph’s High School, Githunguri are named after the Saints – Gabriel, John, Luke, Michael, Peter and Raphael.

Answer: St. Joseph’s High School, Githunguri has seven dormitories, a hall, kitchen, science laboratories, Administration Block, a library and 23 houses for resident staff.

Answer: St. Joseph’s High School Githunguri has a total of 57 teachers and 34 non-teaching staff.

Answer: The school’s vision is to be a model Centre of excellence in Kenya by producing model students in academic and other spheres of life.

Answer: The school’s mission statement is to provide the students with quality education that promotes discipline and self-reliance for holistic living.

Answer: St. Joseph’s High School was started in 1958 by the Catholic Holy Ghost Fathers. It was the first African day school in Kenya. The school began to change gradually from Day to Boarding in 1983 and finally became fully boarding in 1994.