Where every girl learns to achieve her dream.
Karibu to Thika Girls' Karibaribi — a public boarding secondary school shaping confident, disciplined and academically strong young women along the Thika–Mangu Road.
"A Centre of Excellence" — Thika West Sub-County, along the Thika–Mangu Road.
A Centre of Excellence born from a dream for Thika West
Thika Girls' Karibaribi is a public boarding secondary school located in Thika West Sub-County along the Thika–Mangu Road, about 5km off the Thika Superhighway (Exit 16A from Nairobi), neighbouring Mpesa Foundation Academy and Wabeni Technical School.
The school was born from an idea to establish a second County Girls' Boarding school in Thika West, conceived by the late Hon. George Thuo, then Juja MP, as a Centre of Excellence under the Government's Economic Stimulus Programme in 2010.
The 14-acre parcel of land on which the school stands was donated by David Harris to the then Thika Municipal Council, which later allocated it for the school's construction. Originally proposed as "St. George's Girls'," the name was changed to Thika Girls' Karibaribi by the DEB.
The school was officially opened on 20th February 2015 by His Excellency the Deputy President, marking the start of a journey defined by academic excellence, discipline, and the pursuit of every learner's dream.
Guided by dedicated, visionary leaders

Madam Principal
"Welcome to our school family. Here, every girl is nurtured to discover her potential and rise to become the woman she was destined to be — Ifanikishe Ndoto Yako."

Deputy Principal
"We are committed to nurturing academic excellence and helping every learner reach her full potential."

Deputy Principal
"Discipline and order are the foundation on which every great dream is built — we uphold that daily."
A broad, balanced curriculum for the KCSE journey

Dean of Studies
"Every timetable, exam and mentorship session we run is aimed at one thing — helping each girl achieve her dream."
Beyond the classroom

Home Science
Learners gain practical skills in cookery, textiles and home management, building confidence and independence for everyday life.
St. John Ambulance
Learners are trained in first aid and emergency response, representing the school at county and national St. John competitions.

School View
A glimpse of our beautiful 14-acre campus along the Thika–Mangu Road — spacious grounds built for learning, growth and community.