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2026 University Placements: A New Chapter Begins.

July 24, 2026By 0 comment

There are few moments more rewarding than seeing years of hard work come to fruition. After completing their KCSE examinations, our students have eagerly awaited their university placements, and we are delighted to celebrate this important milestone with them.

In 2025, 15 students under our sponsorship programme sat for their KCSE examinations after four years of dedication and commitment. We are proud to share that 11 of these students attained a C+ and above, qualifying for direct entry into university through the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS).

This year’s placements have given us even more reason to celebrate. The KUCCPS placement process can sometimes be unpredictable, with students occasionally being placed in courses they did not apply for. We are therefore especially pleased that all 11 of our university-bound students were successfully placed in the courses they had applied for, allowing them to pursue the careers they have been working towards.

Our 2026 university placements are

Morgan Francis

Course: Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry
University: Masinde Muliro University

Rakelly Oyiera

Course: Bachelor of Education (Science)
University: Tharaka University

Davis Okutoto

Course: Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
University: Kenyatta University

Sonia Jackson

Course: Bachelor of Science in Economics and Statistics
University: University of Nairobi

Hussein Abdallah

Course: Bachelor of Education (Arts)
University: Pwani University

Grace Mganga

Course: Bachelor of Commerce
University: University of Embu

Jeniffer Akinyi

Course: Bachelor of Science in Statistics and Programming
University: Kenyatta University

Hillary Anzala

Course: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Mathematics
University: Maseno University

Cynthia Wahome

Course: Bachelor of Science in Education (Computer Science)
University: Pwani University

Simon Muli

Course: Bachelor of Education (Arts)
University: University of Kabianga

Jacinta Kalimi

Course: Bachelor of Industrial Chemistry
University: University of Nairobi

The remaining four students are also taking the next step in their educational journey. They are currently applying for short courses, and Kids League Kenya will continue to sponsor them throughout their training. We recognise that success takes many different paths, and we are committed to supporting every student in pursuing an education that aligns with their goals and aspirations.

As our university-bound students prepare to report to their respective institutions, we are also assisting them with their Higher Education Fund (HEF) and HELB applications to help ensure they have the financial support they need to begin their studies.

Your generosity has enabled these students to reach this important milestone, and your continued support will help them take the next steps towards fulfilling their dreams.

We congratulate all 15 of our 2025 KCSE candidates and wish them every success as they embark on this exciting new chapter. We look forward to following their journeys and celebrating many more achievements in the years ahead.

Support Our Mission

Your support makes this possible. If you’d like to sponsor a university student or make a donation, whether one-time or recurring, you can do so easily through our website in a variety of currencies. Every contribution goes directly toward empowering bright but underprivileged youth through education.

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Alumni Spotlight – Fred Mwangangi

May 15, 2026By 0 comment

My name is Fred Mwangangi James, and I have been a proud beneficiary of Kids League Kenya since my childhood in 2005. Growing up in a humble background with many daily struggles, I thank God that my education journey was never hindered. Kids League was always there, ensuring that every need was taken care of.

I performed well in my KCPE exams and was admitted to Shimo La Tewa High School for my secondary education. Because school fees were no longer a challenge, I was able to fully focus on my studies. Although life at home remained difficult, my strong and supportive parents encouraged me to keep going and inspired me to work even harder. In 2015, I successfully completed my KCSE exams.

In 2016, I joined Kisii University to pursue a Bachelor’s Degree in Purchasing and Supply Chain Management. Life at campus was tough, but Kids League continued to support me by providing pocket money every semester. This support allowed me to concentrate on my studies, and in September 2021, I graduated with Second Class Honours (Upper Division).

After graduation, I spent some time seeking job opportunities. In June 2024, Kids League once again came through for me by providing an internship opportunity in partnership with OCF, which led to my placement at Unity Homes in the Supply Chain Department. Through hard work and God’s grace, I was retained as an employee, and I am still working there to date.

I am not yet where I want to be, but I believe in hard work and perseverance. Challenges will always be there, but they shape us and help us grow.

I sincerely thank Kids League Kenya for standing with me and many other young beneficiaries. May God continue to bless this organisation. Special thanks to Madam Julie Nderitu, who has been my guide and motivator. Her words “keep pushing and never stop praying” have inspired me to stay strong and focused.

Thank you, Kids League Kenya, for making me who I am today.

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Unity Homes Internships – June 2025

June 16, 2025By 0 comment

Unity Homes has continued to support our students by offering internship opportunities every year since 2023. We are proud to announce that eight students have been selected for the June 2025 internship intake.

This year’s cohort includes both first-time interns and returning students who have previously benefited from the programme. We celebrate their achievements and look forward to seeing them apply their skills and gain valuable experience in a professional setting.

Meet the June 2025 Interns

David Nzai
David is a graduate of Machakos University, where he earned his Bachelor’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. As he awaits graduation this coming November, 2025, David has joined the Unity Homes internship programme for the first time this June, 2025.

Raymond Kazungu
Raymond is one of our proud scholarship beneficiaries. After performing well in his KCPE, financial constraints threatened to end his educational journey. Thankfully, his application to Kids League Kenya was successful, and he received the support he needed to continue his studies.

He enrolled at Kenya Coast National Polytechnic, where he recently completed a course in Mechanical Engineering (Production). Raymond also gained hands-on experience during his industrial attachment at Kenya Electricity Generation Company (KenGen). He is now part of the June 2025 interns at Unity Homes.

George Otieno
George recently completed his final semester at Zetech University, where he pursued a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism. Passionate about storytelling and the power of media, he is now gaining valuable hands-on experience through his internship at Unity Homes.

Mwenda Fransiscah
Fransiscah is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Chemistry at Masinde Muliro University. She has completed her third year and is set to enter her final year in September. This internship will provide her with an opportunity to apply her skills in a professional setting.

Washington Omondi
Washington is a third-year student at The Co-operative University of Kenya, pursuing a BSc. in Computer Science. He has also joined Unity Homes for the June internship before proceeding to his fourth year in September.

Returning Interns
In addition to welcoming new interns, Unity Homes has also brought back some of our former interns who previously made a strong impression:

  • Victor Omondi, a third-year student at Kenyatta University, pursuing a BSc. in Health Records and Information Management.
  • Jenipher Nyadzua, a diploma holder in Business Information Technology
  • Yeri Sadik, who recently completed his internship interview and is currently awaiting feedback.

We are deeply grateful to Unity Homes for their continued support and for providing our students with a platform to build professional skills and confidence. If you or your organisation would like to join hands with us and offer internships, mentorship, or job opportunities, we would love to hear from you.
Reach out through our contact page: https://www.kidsleaguekenya.org/contact-us/  

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Celebrating International Day of the African Child

June 26, 2023By

The International Day of the African Child has been celebrated on June 16 every year since 1991. This year Kids League Kenya and our UK partners have worked to raise the profile of the day

The idea

We have a ‘Twinning program‘ in place. This has provided a global platform for connecting children from Kenya and the United Kingdom. It is an idea that allows children to access others on the other side of the world, expanding their experiences and creating global ambassadors. This is also a platform where they can share.

Our current Twinning Schools

We are currently a group of six schools, including Repton Primary School, St. Edward’s School, Fleckney Primary School from the United Kingdom. These schools meet regularly with our partners Kengeleni Primary School, Kongowea Primary School, and Pentrose Community School from Kenya.

Twinning on International Day of the African Child

Our latest twinning meeting took place on International Day of the African Child.

This year’s theme was ‘Children’s Rights in the Digital Environment’. This theme focusses on safe guarding children accessing the digital environment, it highlights the limitations to access to the internet for children in Africa. This lack of exposure to technology and innovation can be a limiting factor for students.

We focus on the access to technology and a ‘global view’ with our students. Our Internet Corner gives students access to the internet to pursue their interests and learn in a safe environment. Our twinning scheme is enabled by technology and it always great fun for all the participants and it was an excellent day to meet online to enjoy a live interaction! The students had the opportunity to ask general questions from both sides during this session.

A new experience

Kids League Kenya have recently been donated a new location for twinning with enough space to increase the number of students from Kenyan schools. A total of fifteen students joining representing a total of 4,000 students from the three Kenyan schools and 400 students from the UK participated. Four hundred!

Students from the UK dressed up and also had a series of activities to learn more about Kenya as part of their educational experience. Thank you to all the teachers for embracing the theme and making it such a success.

Exciting news

We are thrilled to announce that two schools from both sides will be joining us!

When Ann Dudley (our international Liaison volunteer) visited Kenya, she had the idea of spreading the good news to other neighbouring schools. Together with Julie (our administrator), they approached Khadija Primary School, which is in Kids League Kenya’s target area. Khadija school is eager to join us and we recently received word from one of our volunteers in the United Kingdom that a school in Nottingham is interested in joining too. Welcome!

If YOUR school is interested in joining the Kids League Kenya project then please get in touch with Lewa in Kenya or Ann in UK to hear more about it!

What’s next

The next activity for the schools to participate in is writing stories and filming videos of traditional stories.

This project will run from now until September during which time all of the videos will be collected when the students will be ready to meet online again.

It is hoped that some videos and written versions of these stories might serve as the beginning of a collection of traditional African stories for publication in Kenya.

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Student Spotlight: meet Evon our inspiring engineer

June 19, 2023By

International Women in Engineering Day is celebrated on June 23 every year around the world, to honor women in the field of engineering. It focuses on raising the profile of women who are changing the field of engineering one degree at a time.

At Kids League Kenya we support many different professions and now seems a great time to shine the spotlight on one of our engineers.

We’re partnered with Unity Homes who have kindly made a corporate donation to our cause, they are also going deeper in their commitment to helping others by collaborating on some new and exciting projects. Evon is one of our recent graduates and has recently spent time with them, exploring their working practices and learning that #UnityisCommunity is truly lived in their organisation.

Let us introduce Evon and hear some of her story in her own words. She’s on her way to the career of her dreams and with her upbeat attitude she inspires everyone she meets.

In her own words

“My name is Evon, and I am 24 years old. I am the firstborn in a family of six children. I was raised by my single mum, who does laundry for people for us to earn a living. My father died when I was seven, and life was difficult; I lost hope of achieving my goals.

I would like to thank and appreciate Unity Homes for their partnership with Kids League Kenya in supporting my brother by funding his school fees. He is currently in Form 4.”

“I am truly humbled and grateful to have accomplished my goal of becoming an engineer.

It was not easy for me because I did not know if my dreams would come true today as an orphan with a single mother who our family members abandoned us and did not support educating a girl child, but thanks to Kids League Kenya who have supported and helped me achieve my dreams.”

[Photo of Evon at her university graduation with Kids League Kenya Trustees An and Jan].

International Women in Engineering Day 2023

We were delighted when Unity Homes offered to work with us on a campaign to highlight the importance of trail blazing women in engineering by inviting one of our alumni to visit their site, stay at their impressive Tatu City complex in Nairobi and learn about their work.

The theme for #INWED23 is ‘make safety seen’ so as part of meeting all of the inspiring team of Unity Homes, Evon also took part in a number of activities led by women, explaining their day to day roles across a number of different departments at Unity Homes. A fantastic learning experience for Evon and we thank them for their generosity.

Challenges in the field of engineering

“Since I am a woman in this field of engineering, I cannot promise that it will be easy, but it is simply a matter of focusing and being smart because I face challenges working with men.

Others believe that because you are a woman, you are less courageous and weak, and you cannot supervise work to the standard perfection, but I thank God that I have overcome all the challenges.”

Evon talks about this theme a little more in the video below:

Evon had a fantastic recent experience at Unity Homes and has applied for their internship programme. We wish her all the best in her application.

Getting to know Evon

Evon has been extremely helpful to our organisation. From volunteering to clean the shop in her spare time to supporting the Twinning online meetings, Evon always comes to prepare juice and tea for the kids and teachers.

She always makes time to speak with students who are still in secondary school in order to encourage them to put more effort into their studies. On the tuk-tuk tour, she also happened to guide our visitors from the United Kingdom to the Kongowea area. They were all overjoyed, and they did not forget to thank Evon when they returned.

As she goes forward with her career, we asked Evon if she had any words for us to share:

“May the Almighty God bless Kids League Kenya for their kindness and love, and thank you to Madam Julie, who has always been my advisor and role model, and who has always encouraged me that I can do it. Through God’s grace, I have seen the fruits of education.

I would like to take this opportunity to remind my fellow scholars that nothing is impossible with God; it just takes hard work and smart work. My dreams of becoming an engineer and helping other children in need would not have come true if it were not for Kids League Kenya.”

We thank Unity Homes for their time and energy in giving Evon this amazing experience. As our students are from disadvantaged backgrounds, they are motivated, smart and conscientious, but do not have the work environment experience. By getting a chance, they can increase their understanding of employers, build their confidence and their CVs.

If you’d like to partner with us on work experience for our alumni students, please contact us.

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Exciting new partnership with Unity Homes

May 22, 2023By

We’re thrilled to announce a new partnership with residential property developer Unity Homes.

Unity Homes is one of the fastest growing developers in East Africa with 687 homes completed to date and 2000 future homes in their plans. We are delighted they have chosen to make a corporate donation to Kids League Kenya.

In addition to their financial support, Kids League Kenya and Unity Homes will also be collaborating on a number of exciting future projects. We have a range of objectives including raising awareness of our fundraising work and the profile of our alumni.

A new partnership

Unity Homes are a Kenyan company, founded in 2014 and head quartered in Nairobi, so supporting a charity in Mombasa may not be immediately obvious connection. However, directors of Unity Homes are from Mombasa, and have known of the work of Kids League Kenya for a number of years:

“Kids League Kenya are a charity that have been educating children for many years, making a real difference to the lives of the people of Mombasa.

We’re delighted to be in a position to offer our support to the charity and look forward to working together.” Jason, Executive Director, Unity Homes.

#UnityisCommunity

One of the key differentiators of Kids League Kenya from many other charities is the local knowledge and how embedded we are in our community in Kongowea.

Our belief is that enduring change is possible when communities are able to take charge and find their own solutions for development. This is why our team work closely with the local schools and officials in our mission to enable bright students to access education, pursue a career of their choosing and give back to the community.

The mission statement of Unity Homes is: “To mass produce investment grade affordable housing with a focus on community to enhance lives and secure futures.” The alignment of having community at the heart of our work in both organisations means that there’s much we can achieve together.

A glance at their social media and you can see that ‘Unity is community’ is more than a slogan for the team at Unity Homes. As a residential developer the team at Unity Homes take seriously their responsibility to not just build the buildings for people to live in, they also encourage a sense of community in their developments.

Education changes lives

The commitment of Unity Homes to community ranges from the introduction of physical assets such as communal playground and swimming pool, to organised Easter egg hunts and Halloween fun days.

As well as activities for children, the team also prioritise education as an important part of developing a community.  Adult education opportunities include important skills such as computer classes to life saving first-aid skills.  

Looking to the future

We’re very grateful for the financial support offered by Unity Homes and excited to see what the future holds. If you would like to have a discussion about how we could partner with your organisation, please get in touch.

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New Celebration Library opens its doors

April 24, 2023By

This week it’s National Library Week, and what better way to highlight this important educational resource than to announce the opening of a new library in Mombasa!

Back in November 2022 we announced some fantastic news that a group of our UK supporters had raised funds to create a library in Mombasa.

Kids League Kenya agreed to support the implementation of the library, using our local knowledge and the experience of our trustee Vicki to bring the ambition of this new community educational hub to life.

This library is based at Celebration secondary school, but beyond children, this centre also intends to launch adult education programmes.

Let’s take a look at the library

The money for this library was raised by the amazing Rotary Club South Derby and brought to life through fellow charity Start a Library and our efforts.

This library is much needed and will perform a great service to a number of different elements within the community. The venue is based at a secondary school, but also connects closely with 3 primary schools, extending its reach to many students in their formative years of learning.

The library will also launch its adult education programmes soon, with a particular focus on women’s education. This will be a safe space where women can further their education will be able to gather to develop their skills.

It’s National Library Week 23rd – 29th April 2023

The theme of this year’s National Library Week is ‘There’s more to the story’ and we thought it would be meaningful to go a little deeper into the motivations of our partner for the Celebration Library project, Start a Library.

Our International Liaison Ann had a chat recently with Evelyn from Start a Library, discussing education, but also more about her story and why she is driven to bring education to Kenyan communities.

There’s more to the story

Our International Liaison Ann, asking a couple of questions to Evelyn from Start a Library Trust.

Education in Mombasa

Kids League Kenya firmly believe that education changes lives, so at our core our scholarships for students of Kongowea remain our focus – it is however nice to be a part of a global educational network and help our partners bring their projects to life where we can.

We look forward to the legacy in the community of this library and the benefits it will bring to many lives.

We’re open to new partnerships

We’re always on receive to partner with organisations both in Kenya and abroad, please visit our partnerships page to learn more about our collaborative work, and if you’d like to know more of our existing partners, please take a look.

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All about Seasons. Our latest Kenya and UK global classroom twinning event discussion

April 3, 2023By

Our sixth twinning meeting generated a lot of fun for the kids since they had a lot to share and to learn on the topic of ‘seasons’.

Often our twinning sessions show what things the cross continent children have in common, but Africa and UK have different experiences in seasons. For many countries in Africa, the seasons do not follow the same pattern they do in UK.

Instead of Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring, most countries in East Africa and Southern Africa have a wet season(s) and a dry season.

Aim of the discussion
The objective of this discussion on Seasons was simply to give the kids a general knowledge about the differences in Seasons in the two different continents, and also to share the activities they like doing in each of the seasons.

Activities in each season

The children in Kenya were overjoyed to talk about the activities they engage in during the wet (rainy) seasons, which include farming, wearing heavy clothing, sharing stories around a fire, water harvesting and irrigation, and playing indoor games, while during the hot (sunny) seasons they engage in harvesting, swimming, playing football, and basketball.

There has been significant drought in Kenya, and the coming rainy season is a cause for excitement and celebration!

In the UK, where all four seasons are experienced and many activities are available, the list was extensive. Activities during winter include playing games, watching films, drinking hot chocolate, Christmas and shopping.

During summer, activities include cool drinks, going in the pool, going on holidays, eating ice-cream and chilling out.

Autumn activities include going for walks, leaf fights, going to the park, having fun in the leaves. During Spring activities include making daisy chains, play with leaves, visiting farms and celebrating Easter.

Question time

After the presentations of activities, there was an opportunity for questions to be asked.

Some of the questions posed by Kenya schools were if UK students engage in farming and in which season, what games they enjoy playing in the winter, and whether they consume different foods in hot and cold weather.

Some of the questions posed by the UK schools included: Does Kenya experience snow; how do Kenyan schools celebrate Christmas; do Kenyan schools celebrate Easter; if so, what activities do they engage in during Easter; and how many different religions are practiced in Kenya; as well as whether or not they observe Ramadan.

Remarks from the Kenyan teachers

All of our Twinning sessions are facilitated by teachers at our partner schools in the UK and Kenya, both the preparation of the students and in the live meetings. Their buy in and enthusiasm are critical to the success of these events.

Madam Rose of Pentrose Primary School, “This twinning online meeting has been an excellent project for children to share and gain knowledge from their counterparts in the UK, it is really informative and the kids love it!”

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We’re excited to give you a tour of our new website

March 27, 2023By

A few things have changed around here and we’re proud to give you a tour of our website!

The website was updated with a real team effort from the Kids League Kenya team, our volunteers and our partner AlkaIT. Ash and his team at AlkaIT are kindly supporting Kids League Kenya offering a fantastic rate for their services.

We have started of 2023, our TWENTY FIFTH year of helping students by giving our brand and our website an update.

We’ve given the homepage an overhaul, highlighting some of the great work of the team over the years, as well as creating easy links to many new sections.

About us

There’s a new menu with a number of sections to explore. We have created an About us page to navigate to everything you need to know about Kids League Kenya.

This includes detail about what we do, and the behind the scenes questions we are frequently asked about how the selection process works when interviewing students for scholarships. You can also meet the team, and more detail about the community in Kongowea where we focus.

We’ve also created a whole new section called ‘The League’. This is where you can meet our students with bios and details of what they studied.

We’re also celebrating our partners with a new presentation of all of the organisations that support our work.

We’re grateful for their support and are proud of the partnerships we have.

Kids League Kenya are also on the look out for new partners, check out our new partnerships section.

This hub also includes a detailed page entitled ‘why us‘. This is for after you’ve read all about the world of Kids League Kenya to finally make up your mind on joining as a student or becoming a donor.

Donate monthly

We’ve made some exciting new changes to the ways you can donate to Kids League Kenya. You can now donate in Kenyan Shillings, with our Mpesa and bank details listed.

We’ve also extended our options for donating monthly through our partner Operation Orphan. You can do this both in pounds and US dollars.

Get involved

There are lots of ways to support Kids League Kenya. We’ve introduced new sections that cover everything from fundraising and volunteering to leaving a gift in your will.

For companies, we have a new partnerships section to detail the benefits of working with us, both from a CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) and tax efficiency perspective. We have also created a new form for matching companies with our alumni. When our students graduate one of the challenges they face is getting a role, so recruitment is an important part of the Kids League Kenya journey.

We’re really pleased to have a lot more detail about what the commitment is for a Kids League Kenya sponsor.

These are the donors that support a child through their journey, investing in their future.

From secondary through to tertiary education, you can understand how it all works.

Our shop and our blog

Our final two sections include a page all about our shop – also our offices, our HQ, our community meeting space and our student hot desking hub. It’s a hard working space. There’s a new website coming soon for you to be able to actually shop – we’ll keep you up to date on that development.

We also overhauled our blog. From partner news to meeting students our blog is up to date with all the news and insight into the world of Kids League Kenya. We also have pieces about the education system and the educational institutions we collaborate with. You can find the latest links on social media – follow us on Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn to be up to date.

Get in touch

As well as social media, we’re also happy to hear from you by call, or you can complete our contact form to get a call back.

You can also use this form to give us feedback on the new website, and tell us if there’s anything else you’d like to see!

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School Spotlight: Learn more about our school partner Kengeleni Primary

March 20, 2023By

Kengeleni Primary School is a key partner of Kids League Kenya. The school is one of the chosen few institutions that we work closely with to really maximise the opportunity offered to a child.

Our relationship with the schools continues based on the results and standards of the school.

We work with the educators to make sure that the children selected are those with the most potential and in need. They most often come from the poorest families in the area and there are challenges that come with their circumstances that mean the teacher, parent and school support is essential.

About Kengeleni Primary School, Kongowea

Kengeleni Primary School is based in the heart of the Kongowea community, in Mombasa, Kenya.

Kengeleni Primary is led by Headmaster Mr. Anderson. He has a staff of 21 teachers (as at October 2022), who cover the 11 subjects in the Kenyan Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC).

These subjects include activities across maths, local language Kiswahili, English language and literacy. Also religion, hygiene and nutrition, environmental activities, movement and creative activities.

Mr Anderson, head master of Kengeleni Primary School

Kengeleni has 1470 pupils

The team are educating 1470 students across a number of age groups (pupil numbers as at October 2022).

Pupils join their local Primary School when they can, and for some that is later than others. This is due to the range of personal circumstances (factors can include financial and family challenges that delay their attendance). This means that there is a range of age within the classes. After Primary School students graduate to Junior Secondary School (JSS).

After this point it is the end ‘free’ state education for students, this is when Kids League Kenya steps in to sponsor those in need, and with the academic potential. Find out more about the funding of education and the costs here.

In these classes of 100s of graduating students not everyone can be supported by our charity. We have to make the difficult decision of which pupils we can help. Find out more on how we select pupils.

1470 students in 0.3 acres

One of the most interesting and challenging aspects for the team at Kengeleni Primary is the location and physical size of the footprint.

Based on a 0.3 acre site between banana markets in the core of the Kongowea district, this is a constricted urban site.

It is a bustling hub of the community and the work they do to deliver such high standards and results is impressive.

Strive for excellence

The school has the motto ‘Strive for excellence’. Mr Anderson’s teaching staff uphold the highest standards of education, both in terms of adherence to policies and their enthusiasm for their pupils.

Alongside their motto, the mission of the school is clear. The partnership the school aims to have between the teachers, parents and pupils is core to their success.

The teachers at Kengeleni Primary are also part of our core team that make the Twinning events happen. These opportunities give students experiences beyond the classroom and their community, meeting students globally and learning about other cultures and lifestyles. We aim for them to build ambitions to change their lives.

The pupils are engaged, alert and busy in their signature purple uniform. A structure and routine is an important part of daily life for a children. This school helps many pupils to develop themselves and grow. This is at the core of what Kids League Kenya aims to do.

Thank you Kengeleni Primary School

At Kids League Kenya we’re proud to sponsor graduating students from Kengeleni Primary.

With more donations we are able to support more children. Find out how you can help to sponsor a child through the next stage of their studies.

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