OUR SCHOOL
The School is fully registred as a day and boarding primary school and we draw pupils from across the county. We offer both 844 and CBC Curriculum will be phased out of this year. We currently do not have a feeding program for all learners, except for boarders. Additionally, we have clubs such as guidance and counseling, life skills and others.
- Our Motto
- Our Vision
- Our Mission
Our School motto is to lead the leaders
Our school vision is to provide educational excellence
Our mission is to provide the highest quality of education so that all our learners are empowered to lead productive and fulfiling lives as life long learners and fulfilling citizens.
At the time of writing (early 2007), the school employed a single teacher who was remunerated by the parents. Initially, the school functioned as a private institution, and the teachers' salaries were sustained through donations.
There exists a school committee responsible for overseeing the school's management. This committee comprises a parent representative from each of the 8 classes, the headteacher, 2 members from the district education board, 3 representatives from the community church, one member advocating for individuals with disabilities, and 2 community members with vested interests. In total, the committee consists of 15 members."
Students
Anniversary
Members of Committee
Teachers
Testimonials
What are they saying
Wilson Onsongo
Principal
From its humble origins under Acacia trees to the present-day sturdy buildings, our school has witnessed a remarkable transformation. The journey from makeshift classrooms to permanent structures in 2008, subsequent expansions in 2017, and the recent additions of teachers' housing and essential facilities like toilet blocks showcase our commitment to providing a conducive learning environment.
Robert Omweri
Our school stands as a testament to the incredible generosity of the local community. The donation of land by a women's group paved the way for our humble beginnings under the shade of Acacia trees. Since then, the unwavering support from various organizations and individuals has been instrumental in our growth and development.
Abel Kiliara
Our collaborations with esteemed organizations such as World Vision, African Foundation, and Mara Siria Bush Camp have been pivotal in the realization of various projects. From constructing classrooms and dormitories to vital renovations and the establishment of a school dispensary, these partnerships have significantly enhanced the educational landscape of our institution.
Limisho Tiepolo,
In 2021, thanks to the African Foundation's support, our teachers received new housing facilities. This investment not only acknowledges the dedication of our educators but also enhances their ability to provide quality education to our students.
Morintant Elijah,
Being part of this school has been life-changing. From the early days under the trees to the well-equipped classrooms today, this place has been a beacon of hope and opportunity. The support from various organizations has not just built structures; it has built futures. The education received here has empowered us to dream beyond boundaries, shaping us into future leaders.