(Chairperson) Mrs. Virginia Wahome (Secretary) Justice (Rtd) Lee G. Muthoga Ms. Lily K. Musinga Dr. Penninah Gasheri Mugao Eng. Philip Gichuki Mr. James Muieti Mutisya Mr. Moses Araka Nyakiongora Mr. Enosh Onyango Momanyi Mrs. Victoria Nzau Mr. Lawrence K. Wachira Mr. Philip Chirchir Administration The principals (the Chief and her deputies) are the main disciplinarians, and although minimal, academic faculty often have the upper hand in student discipline. Parents-Teachers Association Student Council As per the 2008 national reforms in the education sector, The Kenya High School has a Student Council, whose members are elected from and by the student body, to enable participatory governance of the school, to represent students' views to the administration and to generally inculcate democratic and leadership skills. The Council is led by a chairperson who takes on the role of what was previously an appointed Head of School (Head Girl). Moreover, besides the matrons, disciplinary action in the dorms is up to the senior prefects (Heads of Houses/blue rags) and junior prefects (red rags). Alumnae Former students of school (Ex-Bomarians) are organised under The Kenya High School Alumnae Society (until 2022, The Kenya High School Old Girls' Association). The membership stretches way back to former attendees of the 1950s up to date, and is open to any alumna of the school. Established upon the alma mater’s maxim “to serve is to reign,” the Society is a non-political, non-profit, voluntary sorority of members drawn from the alumnae of The Kenya High School for girls, with a mission to promote collaboration with the school and networking amongst members, while leaving a legacy of positive impact and sustainability. Former and current Chairpersons include: 2018-2020: Christine Rose Odera, deputised by Carole Osero Ageng’o 2020-2022: Namunyak Kirorei, deputised by Joyce Mumina Gatambia 2022-2024: Louise Nyamu-Steinbeck, deputised by Hope Wandera Notable alumnae: Esther Arunga: Kenyan-Australian lawyer and former broadcasting presenter June Arunga: Kenyan property rights lawyer Margaret Benyon: British holography artist Nancy Gathungu, MBS: Auditor-General of Kenya Philippa Namutebi Kabali-Kagwa: Ugandan author, and life and personal coach Hilary La Fontaine: British intelligence officer Jean La Fontaine: British anthropologist and professor Dr Susan Mboya: Kenyan corporate executive, philanthropist and daughter of Tom Mboya Emma Miloyo: Kenyan architect, first female president of the Architectural Association of Kenya Wavinya Ndeti: Kenyan, second governor of Machakos County Christine Nicholls: British author Lady Justice Njoki Susanna Ndung'u: Kenyan associate justice of The Supreme Court of Kenya