An excited group of students and staff attended the county education day recently to celebrate the achievement of last year’s Form Fours in their exams.

It was an amazing opportunity to meet with other students, teachers and leaders of the county.

We were presented with a whopping 10 trophies. These were for the top performance in individual subjects as well as for Kisima beating the 205 other secondary schools in Nyandarua county in KCSE performance 2022.

Our students are currently doing their end of term exams and we continue to be proud of their dedication and determination to keep improving!

We have so many amazing staff members here at Kisima who ensure that all students have everything they need to thrive in their education.

We asked some of them what their favourite things about Kisima are and here are their responses!

Dorcas (Matron in charge of the kitchen and healthcare for the students): ‘It’s a home for staff and students.’

Ruth (One of our four cooks): ‘The students are well disciplined and help us in their spare time with the sorting of beans and maize.’

Gitonga (Gardener, aids with security) : ‘Interacting with students and staff.’

Josephat (Lab technician, chair of staff welfare association, manages the water treatment): ‘My friendly bosses who are humble and challenge me to be humble as well.’

Evans (Agriculture and Biology teacher): ‘The conducive working environment. The moment things are on the track they go!’

John (HoD languages, English teacher, patron of music club): ‘The food is amazing.’

Beatrice (English teacher, HoD guidance and counselling) : ‘The tranquil environment.’

It’s harvest time for the Form Four Agriculture students. Last term they planted carrots for their assessed project, and they’ve been carefully tending their plots since then. Their yields are excellent and the carrots are delicious!

Saturday was the annual NYAHURURU HOSPICE WALK, another greatly anticipated event of the school year.

The students walked over 20km on a mission to raise money and awareness for their local hospice.

Highlights for many of the students included the new friends made along the walk and also the free t-shirts.

We are so proud of our students for being the 3rd highest contributor out of all the secondary schools who participated. This comes as a result of all their diligent, individual fundraising efforts over the school holidays.

Saturday was Kisima’s greatly anticipated talent night!! Some of the activities involved included treasure hunting 🏴‍☠️, bread munching 🍞, juggling 🤹🏿‍♀️, acrobatics 🤸🏿, modelling 👘and dancing 🕺🏿.

The whole day (and night) was filled with music, loud cheering and a lot of laughter.😆

A huge thank you to all the teachers and students who organised this absolutely fabulous event 👏🏾🎉