This year, the Corpus Christi Procession was held on Thursday, 10th June. The procession, a public exposition of the Holy Eucharist involved a public adoration of the Blessed Sacrament outside the school library, in full view of teachers, parents and students. The procession was accompanied by the choir with the alter boys supporting the canvas over Our Lord. The ceremony was then concluded inside the chapel with the singing of the Salve Regina, a tribute to Our Lady.

This year, the school held the First Holy Communion Ceremony on Saturday, 29th May, when the young Std. 3 pupils made a commitment to our Lord by receiving the Sacrament of the Eucharist. Fr. Joe Babendreier, The School chaplain, celebrated the mass in the school Chapel. The event was attended by parents, teachers and students. It was then followed by a small but colorful party outside the Common Room, where the Class Three parents cut the cake.

Apart from the numerous weddings of alumni and staff going on outside the school, there were also a number of activities going on behind the walls.

This year, Corpus Cristi was celebrated on Thursday the 25th of June.
Its celebration on a Thursday is meant to be associated with Maundy Thursday, the day Jesus Instituted the Eucharist.

In light of the current food crisis plaguing our nation, Strathmore School students pooled their resources together and came up with a venture to aid the millions of Kenyans facing starvation and imminent death.

Despite the half opened gates, the school corridors were still buzzing with activity through out the April Holidays. Both the secondary and primary sections were engaged in numerous activities, ranging from community service in various centers in Nairobi, to academically related activities such as remedial classes for the candidates.

"Dear parents, teachers, students, relatives and friends. Another year has passed. We cannot take it for granted. As we gather here today to celebrate our achievements this year, we give thanks to God for the many gifts he has bestowed upon us especially the gift of life.

"Ladies and Gentlemen of the Strathmore community: good afternoon. We are assembled here for this great occasion that not only promises boundless joy but also marks the end of a fine story for us the form four students.