
Great News
We celebrate and thank God for another fantastic performance in the national exams. The KCSE results were released on 20th December, and included the news that Kisima was ranked position 6 out of the 9,350 secondary schools in the...
We celebrate and thank God for another fantastic performance in the national exams. The KCSE results were released on 20th December, and included the news that Kisima was ranked position 6 out of the 9,350 secondary schools in the...
Congratulations and thanks go to one of our long-term supporters, Ebbe Westergren from Sweden. On 23rd September he took part in the “Lidingöloppet”, the world’s largest cross-country run, held in the outskirts of Stockholm. Ebbe entered the main 30km...
1st July was one of the most active Saturdays of the year, at least for those students with an interest in athletics, as we held our annual inter-class sports competition. The day began early (6.30am), with the longest races...
Over the weekend of 24th and 25th June, we enjoyed spending time with Gillian Bullock, who was making her third visit to Kisima. Gillian and her organization CHADIK (Children’s Health and Development in Kenya) sponsor nine students here, as...
A new chapter of life is beginning for last year’s Form Four students, as the time comes to move on to further studies. Some have done so already and the rest will follow them in the next few months. ...
We are happy to be in the process of setting up a link between Kisima School and Hermods Gymnasium in Gothenburg, Sweden. This has come about through our friendship with Frida Palmqvist, who first came to Kisima in 2013. ...
On 6th January, forty new Form One students joined Kisima, ready to begin their four years of secondary education – a foundation that will enable them to build a better future for themselves. Here are some photos of their...
2016 ended on a triumphant note with the news of our students’ great performance in their K.C.S.E. exams. The results were announced on 29th December, two months earlier than usual, meaning that the students had only had to wait...