Author Archives: School Pupil

Our school library was established in March 2019  by Margaret.Our school library is fully stocked with a variety of books.The books ranges from early years kids to adults.Our school library is greatly attractive and learner friendly.Pupils visit the library on … Continue reading →

On 6th July 2019 we took a group of 109 pupils from class 4-7 to Naivasha for an educational trip. Pupils arrived very early at school anxiously ready for the trip. On the way pupils were able to see Rift … Continue reading →

     ICT club exploring the new World on their                                                                … Continue reading →

Osiligi obaya football team during a training session ready to represent our school in Kenya primary sports competition at Ronesa Juniour Academy. We impart knowledge and nurture skills and talents.Bravo osiligi obaya girls!

Osiligi boys football team during a past tournament at Ronesa Juniour Academy

Teachers on ICT training-Osiligi E-learning

 Learning drills in field

In class learning our responsibilities as scouts in the first day of the camp

The pupils were so excited role playing in the puppet theatre. Everline, Irene and Joel are acting out their item of Lion and Cheetah chasing a gazelle. The small world was enjoyed by the children as they used their imagination … Continue reading →

In games and sport the children were taught some cricket. It was a good experience as it involved bat and ball and the children really enjoyed themselves. in mathematics children did geometry. In science they learned about food chains and … Continue reading →

It was really amazing drawing our school administration block and painting it as it is. Hannah made as learn that we don’t have to think much in our minds we can also do a simple practical and make sense.it was … Continue reading →

Teacher Rispa, the Headteacher at the school,  is so impressed by the different styles of teaching and how the UK teachers and students have increased the learning of children at all levels, including the weaker learners who are doing well … Continue reading →

The morning began with 30 minutes of dancing from the children dressed in their Maasai clothing which was enjoyable and interesting for all to watch. The children then joined in with the staff and students from the UK learning some … Continue reading →