KCB SCHOLARS PROGRAMME 2026 – SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY FOR BRIGHT UNDERPRIVILEGED STUDENTS | KCB FOUNDATION | FULL SECONDARY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP

  • Opportunity Title: KCB Scholars Programme 2026
  • Locations: Nationwide (County-Based Interviews – See Table Below)
  • Type: Full Secondary School Scholarship (4 Years)
  • Number of Scholarships: Multiple (Based on Need and Qualification)
  • Application Deadline: December 20, 2025 (Interviews 19–20 Dec 2025)
  • Category: Education / Teaching / Scholarships
  • Scholarship Value: Full Coverage of Secondary School Fees, Uniforms, Books, and Related Costs (Note: This is a full scholarship for underprivileged students – no cash stipend. Value estimated at KES 200K–500K per student over 4 years based on typical Kenyan secondary boarding school costs. Final value determined by KCB Foundation.)

Introduction

KCB Foundation, through the KCB Scholars Programme running for over 18 years, is opening applications for 2026 to empower bright and underprivileged students to access quality secondary education. Qualified junior school students with Meeting Expectation (ME1) and above in all learning areas are encouraged to apply for this transformative scholarship.

This scholarship opportunity requires a duly filled application form, attendance at county interviews (19–20 December 2025) accompanied by parent/guardian, and selection based on need/academic merit. Ideal for talented, needy learners passionate about education, this opportunity aligns with Kenya’s Vision 2030’s human capital development goals. This opportunity suits determined students ready for impactful, inclusive access to secondary schooling.


About KCB Foundation

For People. For Better. The KCB Foundation empowers bright and underprivileged students through the KCB Scholars Programme, providing access to quality education for over 18 years.

KCB Foundation fosters a culture of empowerment, equity, and opportunity, transforming lives through education. For Scholarship Recipients, KCB provides full support, mentorship, and community, creating a pathway where your potential unlocks future success in a diverse, inclusive program.


Key Details

  • Eligibility: Bright underprivileged junior school students with Meeting Expectation (ME1) and above in all learning areas.
  • Pathway Selection: Indicate chosen pathway for Senior School (tick one): Arts & Sports, Social Sciences, STEM – provide weighting per KJSEA results.
  • Application Form Fields: Name (as on birth certificate), Sex (Male/Female/Intersex), Junior School Name/Email/Postal Address/County, NEMIS Number.
  • Note: Completion/submission not a guarantee for sponsorship. Applicants must attend interviews with parent/guardian/adult authorized by parent. KCB Foundation assumes no responsibility for unaccompanied children.
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Interview Dates & Venues
Friday 19th December 2025

NO.COUNTYVENUE
1KisiiKisii Primary School
2NyamiraNyamira Primary School

Saturday 20th December 2025

NO.COUNTYVENUE
1BaringoKabarnet High School
2BometBomet Township Primary School
3BungomaNamachanja High School
4BusiaBusia Vocational Training Centre
5Elgeyo MarakwetIten Primary School
6EmbuUrban Primary School, Embu
7GarissaNorth-Eastern National Polytechnic
8HomabayHomabay Primary School
9IsioloWabera Primary School
10KajiadoKajiado Township Primary School
11Kajiado – LoitokitokDEB Primary School
12KakamegaKakamega Primary School
13KerichoHigh Lands Primary School
14KiambuKiambu Township Secondary School
15KilifiKilifi Primary School
16Kilifi – MalindiMalindi Airport Primary School
17KirinyagaGakoigo Primary School
18KisumuLions High School
19KituiCentral Primary School
20Kitui – MwingiMwingi Primary School
21KwaleKwale Primary School
22Laikipia – NanyukiNanyuki Primary School
23Laikipia – RumurutiRumuruti DEB Comprehensive School
24LamuLamu Fort
25Lamu – MpeketoniLake Kenyatta Primary School
26MachakosMachakos Primary School
27Makueni – WoteUnoa Primary School, Wote
28Makueni – Mtito AndeiMtito Andei Primary Grounds
29ManderaMoi Girls’ Secondary School – Mandera
30Mandera – TakabaTakaba Primary School
31Marsabit – Marsabit townSt Teresa’s Primary School Hall
32Marsabit – MoyaleDeo’s Office
33MeruMeru Primary School
34MigoriMigori Primary School
35MombasaStar Of The Sea Primary School
36MurangaTechnology Primary School – Murang’a Town
37NairobiMoi Avenue Primary School
38NakuruMoi Secondary School
39NandiNamgoi Primary School
40NarokSt. Mary’s Girls Primary School
41Narok – Trans Mara East & West (Kilgoris)Sub County Social Services – Kilgoris
42NyandaruaOlkalou Primary School
43NyeriTemple Road Primary School
44SamburuMaralal Primary School
45SiayaKarapul Primary School
46Taita TavetaMwatate Cdf Hall
47Tana River – GarsenGarsen Primary School
48Tana River – HolaLaza Primary School
49Tharaka NithiChuka Township Primary School
50Trans NzoiaKitale School
51Turkana – KakumaOur Lady’s Kakuma Girls Secondary School
52Turkana – LodwarBishop Mahon Primary School
53Uasin GishuHill School
54VihigaIdavaga Muslim Primary School
55WajirWajir Girls Secondary School
56West PokotMakutano Primary School

About KCB Foundation

For People. For Better. The KCB Foundation has empowered bright and underprivileged students through the KCB Scholars Programme for over 18 years, providing access to quality secondary education.

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KCB Foundation fosters a culture of empowerment, equity, and opportunity, transforming lives through education. For Scholarship Recipients, KCB provides full support, mentorship, and community, creating a pathway where your potential unlocks future success in a diverse, inclusive program.


Key Focus Areas

  • Eligibility: Bright underprivileged junior school students with Meeting Expectation (ME1) and above in all learning areas.
  • Pathway Selection: Indicate chosen pathway for Senior School (tick one): Arts & Sports, Social Sciences, STEM – provide weighting per KJSEA results.
  • Application Form Fields: Name (as on birth certificate), Sex (Male/Female/Intersex), Junior School Name/Email/Postal Address/County, NEMIS Number.
  • Note: Completion/submission not a guarantee for sponsorship. Applicants must attend interviews with parent/guardian/adult authorized by parent. KCB Foundation assumes no responsibility for unaccompanied children.

Interview Dates & Venues
See tables above for Friday 19th and Saturday 20th December 2025 by county.


How to Apply

Apply now for the KCB Scholars Programme 2026.

Download form from : 2026 APPLICATION FORM KCB SCHOLARS or visit any KCB Branch Countrywide.

Submit duly filled form at interview venue accompanied by parent/guardian.

KCB Foundation is an equal opportunity provider; selection based on merit/need.


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KCB SCHOLARS PROGRAMME 2026 – SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY FOR BRIGHT UNDERPRIVILEGED STUDENTS

Expert Tips for Success in KCB Scholars Programme 2026: A Shortlister’s Perspective

As a recruiter evaluating for KCB Foundation’s KCB Scholars Programme 2026, I prioritize applications that demonstrate academic excellence, financial need, and pathway passion for underprivileged students. With high volume of applications, these 10 tips are designed to make your submission stand out by showcasing completeness and guardian support. Each tip provides realistic, impactful examples for your form and interview.

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Tip 1: Lead with Accurate Personal Details

Why It Works: Correct name/sex/school details as per birth certificate/NEMIS ensure eligibility—50% rejections due to mismatches.

Form Example:
Name: John Doe (As on Birth Certificate)
Sex: Male

How to Do It: Double-check against official documents. Attach copies if possible.

Tip 2: Highlight KJSEA Results with ME1 Proof

Why It Works: ME1+ in all areas mandatory—provide clear weighting per pathway.

Form Example:
Pathway: STEM
Weighting: 80% (Attach KJSEA Score Sheet)

How to Do It: Tick one pathway; explain weighting choice in guardian note.

Tip 3: Choose Pathway with Passion Reason

Why It Works: Pathway (Arts/Sports, Social Sciences, STEM) shows focus—selectors prioritize passionate choices.

Interview Example:
“I chose STEM because I love science and want to become an engineer to solve community problems.”

How to Do It: Prepare 1-minute pathway passion talk for interview.

Tip 4: Attend with Guardian for Support

Why It Works: Must be accompanied by parent/guardian—unaccompanied disqualified.

Tip: Bring authorized adult if parent unavailable; KCB assumes no responsibility.

How to Do It: Plan logistics; arrive early at county venue.

Tip 5: Prepare for Need Demonstration

Why It Works: For underprivileged students—show financial need through family story.

Interview Example:
“My family struggles with fees, but education is key to better future.”

How to Do It: Bring proof (e.g., bursary letters) if available.

Tip 6: Research KCB Foundation Mission

Why It Works: Align with empowerment for bright needy—shows genuine interest.

Interview Example:
“I admire KCB’s 18+ years transforming lives through education.”

How to Do It: Read foundation.kcbgroup.com; mention in talk.

Tip 7: Dress Smartly & Be Punctual

Why It Works: First impressions matter in interviews.

How to Do It: Wear clean school uniform/formal; arrive 30 mins early.

Tip 8: Practice Confidence & Politeness

Why It Works: Selectors value articulate, respectful students.

Interview Tip: Smile, make eye contact, say “thank you”.

How to Do It: Rehearse with parent/teacher.

Tip 9: Follow Up if Selected

Why It Works: Shows proactivity for future steps.

How to Do It: Contact via WhatsApp 0711 087 087 post-interview.

Tip 10: Craft a Concise, Education-Passion Talk

Why It Works: Selectors prioritize passionate learners – a 1-minute talk makes you memorable.

Example:
“As a bright student facing challenges, KCB scholarship will empower my STEM dream to innovate for Kenya.”

How to Do It: Practice highlighting academics, need, pathway passion.


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