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Good morning to all parents and learners
How is term one so far?

This is one school in Narok County:📍Primary Schools: Laying Strong Foundations

Despite great strides with Free Primary Education, many schools still face shortages of teachers, textbooks, and classrooms, especially in rural areas. 🏫 More support for learning materials and teacher recruitment can make classrooms more effective and fun! 🌟✏️

Our youngest learners deserve the best start. 🙌🏾

Leteni index numbers ✌️
KCSE 2025 are out.

📘 We need to Celebrate Kenya’s Evolving School System! 🇰🇪

Kenya’s education system is changing for the better! Under the Competency‑Based Curriculum (CBC), learners now go through 6 years of primary, 3 years of junior secondary (Grades 7–9), and 3 years of senior secondary (Grades 10–12), a path that supports holistic growth, life skills, and career choices. 📚✨

Every stage builds on the last so learners are better prepared for further education or vocational pathways.

📢 KCSE 2025 Results Tomorrow 🎓
The Ministry of Education confirms the release tomorrow morning in Eldoret.

All the best to all candidates 🇰🇪

This one of the schools in sotik sub-county. We are sorry to our learners for making the wrong choices.

Parents, students, and the Bomet community recently had a reason to celebrate the excellent educational opportunities within the county. Among these are the C1 senior schools, which are the top tier public schools, equivalent to national schools, known for their high academic standards, strong facilities, and programs that nurture both academic and personal growth.

In Bomet County, the C1 schools include Tenwek High School and Kaplong Boys High School for boys, Moi Siongiroi Girls Senior School and Kaplong Girls Secondary School for girls, and St. Kizito Secondary School for the Hearing Impaired, which provides specialized education for learners with hearing challenges. These schools attract students from across the county and beyond, offering a competitive and resource rich environment that encourages excellence.

Under Kenya’s Competency Based Education framework, C1 schools provide diverse pathways in STEM, humanities, and the arts, while helping learners access national level opportunities. For parents and students preparing for Grade 10 placement, these schools represent some of the best options for quality education in Bomet County.

🔴 Who among our students has managed to secure an opportunity in these top schools this year?
Share your stories below!

JOB & DAILY HUSTLE OPPORTUNITIES IN NAIROBI (CASUAL WORK)

If you are looking for daily or weekly hustle opportunities in Nairobi, the following places sometimes pick casual workers. Always carry your original ID, arrive early, and try to network with people you meet.

1. Chandaria – Baba Dogo
Be at the gate Monday to Saturday by 7:00 AM. Join others waiting to be selected for deliveries of tissue and paper products.
Pay: Around KES 600 per day.

2.Kenya Glass Industry
Located near Kasarani Stadium, past Safari Park towards Lucky Summer.
Report at the gate on Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. Jobs include deliveries, machine washing, stepping, and loading/offloading.
Pay: Around KES 1,000 per day.

3. Kenchic – Baba Dogo
Casual workers are picked daily.
Pay: Around KES 500 per day.

4. Kenya Breweries Limited (KBL)
Located in Ruaraka, near Gumba Estate.
Report at the gate on Mondays and Fridays. Jobs include machine operators, cleaners, loaders, and general workers.
Pay: Approximately KES 10,000 per week.

5. Dawanol
Located next to the EPZ.
Casual workers are picked on Mondays only for various tasks.
Pay: Around KES 500 per day.

6. Country Bus (Town Routes)
Found near Muthurwa, Kamukunji, and Gikomba.
Look for conductors and learn the job.
Pay: About KES 200 per passenger.
Working hours: Morning 4:00 AM – 9:00 AM and evening 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM.

7. Barma – Gikomba
Jobs include cleaning, washing, loading, and offloading.
Pay: Negotiated depending on the task.

8.Sperm Donation (Men Only)
This is a medical donation process conducted through licensed medical programs.
It is done on scheduled dates such as the 5th, 15th, 25th, and the last day of the month, including designated locations like Uhuru Park.
Participants must meet medical requirements and carry an original ID.
Compensation: Around KES 5,000 per donation, depending on the program.

Note;
• Always carry your original ID
• Arrive early
• Make friends and exchange contacts even if you are not selected
• Opportunities often come through connections and consistency
Nairobi siyo kwenu, but hustle lazima.