The newsletter shares the school's achievements for the past academic year, including:
1) Students performed well academically, completing syllabi on time and doing well in projects and exams.
2) Extracurricular activities like clubs, trips, and charity events engaged students and strengthened community ties.
3) Important dates and fee schedules are provided for the upcoming Term 1 of 2024.
The newsletter shares the school's achievements for the past academic year, including:
1) Students performed well academically, completing syllabi on time and doing well in projects and exams.
2) Extracurricular activities like clubs, trips, and charity events engaged students and strengthened community ties.
3) Important dates and fee schedules are provided for the upcoming Term 1 of 2024.
The newsletter shares the school's achievements for the past academic year, including:
1) Students performed well academically, completing syllabi on time and doing well in projects and exams.
2) Extracurricular activities like clubs, trips, and charity events engaged students and strengthened community ties.
3) Important dates and fee schedules are provided for the upcoming Term 1 of 2024.
The newsletter shares the school's achievements for the past academic year, including:
1) Students performed well academically, completing syllabi on time and doing well in projects and exams.
2) Extracurricular activities like clubs, trips, and charity events engaged students and strengthened community ties.
3) Important dates and fee schedules are provided for the upcoming Term 1 of 2024.
As we come to the end of another remarkable academic year, we are excited to
share the exceptional achievements that have made this year truly special. I take an early opportunity to thank you parents and guardians for your support, our staff for their commitment and our students for their collective effort and focus. It is because of you that we have successfully accomplished all that we had planned for this year.
ACADEMICS We are delighted to report that we completed the syllabus for all the classes in good time save for Grade 7 which required more time. We thus had time for revision. Moreover, Grade 3, 4, 5 and 7 satisfactorily carried out KNEC projects which culminated in a thrilling Grade 3 exhibition of moral values – I appreciate the Grade 3 parents for their full participation in the exhibition. Further to doing well in the projects, our outstanding performance in the written National School Based Assessments was another testimony that our students are ready for the next Grade.
Our candidates in std 8 and Grade 6 are equally prepared to do their KCPE and KPSEA exams respectively starting Monday 30th to 1st of November. We are optimistic that once again, we shall retain our position one in the county.
As part of the preparation, we had a successful Internal Prayer Day for Grade 6 and Standard 8 on 22nd October 2023. Again, we had a lunch out at White Rock Msituni for the two classes on 20th October and on 21st October. The candidates had time to relax, have fun and get advise from their facilitators.
Parental Investment
We are grateful for the strong partnership we have with you parents. This was evident through our online meetings with you. Your active participation in your children’s education is a key factor in our students’ success. We appreciate you and pledge to continue involving you.
Junior Secondary
I applaud the work done by our facilitators in J.S.S who have worked tirelessly to cover the expansive design in J.S.S. Our learners have shown great improvement in behavior, interpersonal relationships and in the knowledge and skill acquisition. The J.S.S learners as well had K.N.E.C school-based assessments that was structural and they were able to tackle it appropriately. We had earlier proposed that Grade 7 pupils would be required to buy laptops. However, the school decided to take up the project. A modern Computer Lab has been set up and will be fully functional by January 2024.
Pre-School We have continued to ensure that every learner’s progress in the main development areas of language and literacy, physical skills, social & emotional development as well as cognitive skills to help bring up an all-round child. In the beginning of this term, the PP2 learners went for a successful excursion to Mt. Kenya Conservancy while the PP1 visited the Aberdare Country Club. The learners had a chance to see live wild animals in their natural habitat. We are glad to report that learners in this level PPG, PP1 and PP2 have been adequately prepared to join the next class come next year 2024. The PP2 are ready for grade 1 and will bring home a grade one readiness report. They will have a graduation in school on 25th October 2023 to crown their successful journey of 3 years. CO-CCURICULAR This term our pupils were fully engaged in co-curricular activities which made the term more involving and exciting to our learners. The weekly club trainings on Wednesday have been going on well throughout the term. Football and chess Clubs have created more time for trainings on weekends and parents have been very supportive. Despite the term being short, some clubs had activities outside school. Swimming Club went out for the awarding of their very best in swimming at Jaqanaz Resort in Narumoru and the red cross members visited Neema Children’s home in Ruringú where they donated various stuffs as a way of giving back to the community. This has helped our learners to develop interest in community service learning and has also helped in raising self – esteem to the individual learners. We are looking forward to more exciting activities next year. International trip In recent years, we have had very educative and fun filled International trips which have given our students a lot of exposure. We have visited countries like South Africa, Egypt, Sweden UAE and Thailand. Next year, we shall undertake an International Trip. Eligible students are from Grade 4 to Grade 8. We shall give details in term one 2024. Charity This year, through your children we were able to raise Ksh.1.5 million to cater for various charity initiatives i.e., Mater Heart Run, Kenya Red Cross and finally the Nyeri Hospice. I take this opportunity to thank you parents for the contributions, the students for enthusiastic participation and our staff for very good coordination. The hand that gives receives! We look forward to your support of the same come the year 2024. BOARDING The boarders had a good stay where they co-existed like one big family respecting their peers and staff. We have observed that they have continued to develop self- efficacy, good time management skills and a self-drive. With the help of the boarding staff, they have maintained very high standards of cleanliness. In matters health, the boarders had no serious cases of sicknesses and illness save for common colds, fevers and few cases of chicken pox which were promptly kept under control. Hygiene among the boarders is a priority to the members of staff involved. The resident matron and the nurse made sure that the boarders were clean and healthy at all times. Within the year, girls aged between ten years and fourteen years- through their parents’ consent, were vaccinated against HPV. The exercise was very successful. In terms of co-curricular activities, the boarders were engaged in variety of extracurricular activities within and out of school. Some boarders were involved in community service engagement through soliciting of funds and charity walks which were coordinated and monitored by the school staff. I sincerely wish to thank you all for your steadfast co-operation and sufficient provision towards making your child comfortable in boarding. IMPORTANT DATES TERM 1 2024
Opening Day (Boarders) - 9th January, 2024 by 4.30 p.m.
Opening Day (Day Scholars) - 10th January, 2024 at 8.00 a.m. Sunday Out - Sunday 4th February, 2024 Half term (Day Scholars) - 27th February 2024 at 4.30 p.m. – 4th March 2024 Half term (Boarders) - 28th February 2024 at 7.30 a.m. – 3rd March 2024 Closing Day (Day pupils) - 3rd April, 2024 at 4.30 p.m. (Boarders) - 4th April, 2024 at 7.30 a.m.
TERM 1 2024 SCHOOL FEES
PRE – SCHOOL PP1 & PP2 - Kshs. 26,500/= N.B This includes 500 for book levy
N.B This includes annual book levy, termly computer fee, library fee, annual diary fee and termly CBC materials levy.
School fees is paid either by Banker’s cheque or direct deposit to the school’s bank accounts at: - Equity Bank A/C No. 0110278718942 or Absa Bank A/C No. 2040619073 Equity Bank A/C No. 0110294604105 Absa Bank A/C No. 030-1196970 JUNIOR SECONDARY ONLY GRADE 8 - Kshs. 58,500/= (Day Scholars) - Kshs. 87,000/= (Boarders) CO-OPERATIVE BANK A/C NO. 01192894522100 OR MPESA PAY BILL: BUSSINESS NUMBER 400222. ACCOUNT 22100#NAME OF THE CHILD N.B This includes annual book levy, termly computer fee and termly CBC materials levy.
DAY SCHOLARS SATURDAY & MORNING LESSONS FEE
CLASS AMOUNT (Ksh.)
GRADE 6 4,000 GRADE 8 4,000
CLUBS FEE 2024
S/NO. CLUB AMOUNT (Ksh.)
1. Chess 3,000 2. Scout movement 1,500 3. Karate 2,500 4. Press 2,000 5. Art 2,000 6. Drama & Music 2,000 7. Cooking Club 2,000 8. Redcross 1,500 9. Soccer 3,000 10. Swimming 2,500 11. Wildlife 2,000
Fees should be paid in full on or before the first day of the term then the banking slips should be brought to school for receipting purposes.
Ensure that direct bank transfer slips are duly certified by the issuing bank and brought to school.
SCHOOL TRANSPORT Kamakwa, Ring Road, Classic, Skuta, Mumbi Estate - Kshs. 8,000/= Town - Kshs. 7,500/=
For those using the school transport, the transport fee is paid together with the school fees.
