TSC news today: Kiambu county has the highest number of chief principals; see details for all administrative per countyposts

TSC Boss Dr. Nancy Macharia at a past event.

Kiambu county has the largest number of chief principals in the country. This is according to the latest data provided by the Teachers Service Commission, TSC, on institutional administrators. Kiambu has 17 chief principals out of the total 151 in the whole country. In the second position is Homa-bay with 10 followed by Nyeri (9).

In rock bottom are counties of Isiolo, Lamu, Kwale, Marsabit, Tana-River and Turkana with no chief principals.

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Chief Principals manage National and Extra County secondary schools with over 1000 students. They, currently, earn a basic salary of between Sh111,201 and Sh152,937 per month and will now earn between Sh121,814 and Sh157,656; effective July 1, 2020. Chief principals fall in Grade D5 (Job Group Q and R).

In the ranking of senior principals, Murang’a county tops with 60 followed by Kakamega (56), Kiambu (55) and Meru (53).

Senior Principals head County secondary Schools with over 540 students. These Principals currently pocket a monthly salary of between Sh109,249 and Sh118,169. They are set to receive an increase of between Sh3,721 and Sh8,993. These tutors will then earn a monthly perk of Sh118,242 and 121,890 per month at the end of July, 2020.

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See the table below that summarizes data for school administrators per county;

County	Chief Principals	Senior Principals	Principals	Senior head teachers
Murang’a	6	60	224	118
Kakamega	5	56	310	127
Kiambu	17	55	215	114
Meru	5	53	314	100
Bungoma	8	49	281	59
Nairobi	8	43	55	167
Homa Bay	10	38	233	64
Nakuru	6	37	265	79
Embu	3	37	143	60
Kitui	4	36	361	98
Machakos	5	35	287	108
Migori	1	35	221	46
Kisii	3	34	277	105
Kisumu	4	33	168	79
Kirinyaga	1	32	98	38
Nyeri	9	30	167	94
Nyandarua	4	28	118	75
Nyamira	2	25	150	44
Siaya	3	23	192	53
Kericho	4	22	173	26
Vihiga	3	22	121	60
Busia	1	21	125	28
Laikipia	2	20	91	29
Makueni	5	19	323	99
Elgeyo-Marakwet	1	19	95	37
Nandi	4	18	198	79
Tharaka-nithi	4	18	102	74
Uasin Gishu	3	18	147	52
Trans Nzoia	2	17	181	52
Bomet	2	16	214	37
Kajiado	1	15	66	36
Baringo	2	14	144	77
Mombasa	1	13	27	21
Mandera	2	9	34	30
Kilifi	1	8	117	35
Kwale	0	8	74	21
Narok	2	5	120	36
Taita-Taveta	1	5	66	15
wajir	1	4	35	10
Garissa	2	3	24	13
Samburu	1	3	31	16
Isiolo	0	2	16	11
Tana River	0	2	23	5
Lamu	0	1	19	4
Marsabit	0	1	34	12
Turkana	0	1	43	8
West Pokot	2		95	25
Totals	151	1043	6817	2576

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