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We’ve hosted more student events this year than any other; over 17 in fact!


The events are completely child centered and part of our growing commitment to our Enrichment Programme in which we are promoting the personal, social and academic development of our students.


Events have included craft and reading sessions for the nursery and primary children, and a careers day, first aid workshop, a university field trip and tuition classes for our secondary students and graduates.

The attendance and feedback has been tremendous.  When we move upstairs to the larger resource centre space (hopefully next week), the opportunities for offering more enrichment services will be even greater…. the sky’s the limit!

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50% of Kesho sponsored students are now in University (32%) or College (18%) studying for a Degree or a Diploma and a further 7% are in the process of applying.   


That’s an amazing achievement; the district averages for Kilifi and Ganze are that only 2% attend University and 10% attend either college or university to undertake a degree or diploma.
Keep it up guys; we’re cheering you all the way.

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We’re delighted to have Ngala Lemic join the Kesho team.  He has taken over from Ambrose who has just left for Nairobi University.  Lemic will be working in the office until the end of the year helping with general duties, gaining IT skills and work experience as well as being a role model and mentor to other secondary students sponsored by our programme.


He’s settling in so well and watching him now you wouldn’t believe that only a month ago he’d never used a computer.


Lemic is a really dynamic young man.  He graduated from Ribe Boys secondary school in 2010 with a B plain and will be called to Maseno University in January next year to study Sociology. 


In November last year, after leaving school Lemic, from his own initiative, set up a children’s football team in his home area, with around 35 members, with the idea that football could be a  vehicle for change.  Many of the children in his area were not in school and he was concerned about their futures.  Once they joined the team they would talk to Lemic about the importance of education and he’d inspire them to study.  He was the perfect role model having struggled himself to finish school; and indeed would have dropped out of secondary school had Kesho not sponsored him.  


He’s proven to be a great role model for young people and we’ll be proud to be supporting him again in his new challenge at University next year.