“Outstanding pass rate”: Brookhouse students shine in 2026 IGCSE exams
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- Brookhouse School announced its 2026 A-Level and IGCSE examination results on Saturday, August 22
- 99% of Brookhouse A-Level students achieved grades between A* and C in the August 2026 sitting
- 57% of the Sixth Form cohort earned A* to A grades, reinforcing the school's decade-long record of top results in East Africa
Brookhouse Schools in Nairobi has announced its 2026 examination results, with the school's Sixth Form graduates and IGCSE candidates posting grades that the institution described as "outstanding overall pass rates."
The school shared the news on its official Facebook page on Saturday, August 22, congratulating students at both Advanced Level and IGCSE on their performance and wishing them well in their forthcoming university studies.
Brookhouse 2026 A-Level performance
At Advanced Level, 99% of all students achieved grades between A* and C. More notably, 57% of the cohort earned grades in the A* to A range, while 85% secured A* to B grades.
A total of 28% of all individual grades awarded were A grades, reflecting strong performance across subject areas.
The school, which follows the National Curriculum for England and is accredited by Cambridge International Education, Edexcel and AQA, described the results as consistent with its motto of "learn to excel."
Brookhouse operates two campuses in Nairobi: the Karen campus off Magadi Road in Langata, and the Runda campus off Kiambu Road.
It caters to students aged 1 to 18 and offers A-Levels through its Sixth Form programme in Years 12 and 13, alongside IGCSE qualifications taken in Years 10 and 11.
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The school's post highlighted a banner listing universities to which its graduates have progressed, including Oxford, Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Imperial College London, Columbia, Cornell, and the University of Cape Town, among others.
"At Brookhouse Schools, exemplary performance is more than a result, it’s a reflection of diligence, determination, and a relentless pursuit of excellence."
Brookhouse describes itself as having led East Africa in results for more than a decade.
The school has a well-established alumni network that includes individuals who have gone on to prominent careers in academia, media, music and public service.
Among its notable former students are media personality Janet Mbugua, musician Eric Wainaina, and palaeontologist Dr Louise Leakey.
In addition to A-Levels and IGCSE, Brookhouse also offers BTEC vocational courses and the NCUK International Foundation Year programme as alternative pathways for students transitioning into higher education.
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Source: TUKO.co.ke
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