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About Pinnacle High School

Excellence in Education Since 2010

Our History

Pinnacle High School was founded in 2010 with a vision to provide quality education to students in Juja and its surrounding communities. Starting with just 30 students and 5 teachers, we have grown steadily while maintaining our commitment to academic excellence and holistic development.

Our journey began in a modest building, but through strategic planning and community support, we have developed into a modern educational facility with state-of-the-art laboratories, a well-stocked library, and spacious classrooms that support CBC's interactive learning approach.

In 2018, we expanded our facilities to include boarding options, allowing us to serve students from across Kenya. Today, we are proud to be at the forefront of CBC implementation while maintaining strong KCSE performance.

Pinnacle High School History

Our Mission

To provide holistic, quality education that nurtures ethical, innovative, and globally competitive citizens through the CBC framework.

Our Vision

To be a leading center of academic excellence and character development in Kenya, recognized for innovative CBC implementation.

Our Values

Integrity, Excellence, Innovation, Respect, and Community Service guide everything we do at Pinnacle High School.

Our Leadership Team

Principal

Dr. Jane Mwangi

Principal

PhD (Education), M.Ed, B.Ed

15+ years in educational leadership

Mr. Peter Kamau

Deputy Principal (Academic)

M.Ed, B.Ed (Science)

Specialist in CBC implementation

Mrs. Sarah Ochieng

Deputy Principal (Administration)

M.Ed, B.Ed (Arts)

10+ years in school administration

Mr. David Njoroge

Director of Studies

M.Sc, B.Ed (Mathematics)

Curriculum development expert

Board of Management

Our board provides strategic guidance and oversight to ensure the school maintains high standards of education and governance.

Rev. Dr. Samuel Kariuki

Chairperson | Representative of Sponsoring Church

Mrs. Grace Wanjiku

Vice Chairperson | Parents' Representative

Mr. James Otieno

Treasurer | Business Community Representative

Dr. Susan Akinyi

Secretary | Ministry of Education Representative

Prof. Michael Ngugi

Member | Alumni Representative

Ms. Faith Mwende

Member | Teachers' Representative

Parents Association

The Pinnacle High School Parents Association (PHSPA) plays a vital role in supporting the school's mission and enhancing the educational experience of our students.

Our association:

  • Organizes regular parent-teacher conferences
  • Supports school development projects
  • Provides feedback on school policies
  • Organizes fundraising events for facilities improvement
  • Facilitates communication between parents and school administration

All parents/guardians of enrolled students are automatically members of the association. Executive committee elections are held annually.

Parents Association

Alumni Community

Our graduates are making significant contributions in various fields across Kenya and beyond.

450+

Graduates Since 2014

85%

University Admission Rate

12

Countries with Alumni

50+

Scholarships Awarded

Alumni Network

Connect with former classmates and expand your professional network through our alumni portal.

Mentorship Program

Current students benefit from career guidance and mentorship from successful alumni.

Annual Events

Join us for Homecoming Weekend, Career Days, and networking events throughout the year.

About Our School - FAQs

Yes, we are fully registered and recognized by the Kenyan Ministry of Education. Our registration number is MOE/G/4567/2010.

Pinnacle High School was founded by a consortium of churches but welcomes students of all faiths. We have Christian religious education but respect all religions.

We have 24/7 security personnel, CCTV surveillance, controlled access points, and comprehensive child protection policies. Boarding facilities have dedicated house parents and matrons.

We follow a restorative approach to discipline that focuses on learning from mistakes. Our code of conduct is clearly communicated to students and parents, with progressive consequences for violations.

Yes, we encourage active parent participation through the Parents Association, parent-teacher conferences, volunteering opportunities, and special events.