The music regional festivals ended on the first week of July. The following are the results:

At Sub-regional level:

• Own arrangement by Full choir was position 1
• Set Piece by Full Choir was position 2
• Tenor Solo by Ethan Kipchumba was position 7
• Bass Solo by Terrence Nyiha was position 1
• Bass Solo by Ray Gachanja and Ryan Gachanja were positions 5 and 6 respectively.
• Piano Advanced by Darrel Langat was position 3
• Clarinet by Colin Osidiana was position 9
• Violin intermediate Josemaria Omondi was position 10
• Piano intermediate by Justin Kamau was position 3

At Regional level:

• Own arrangement by Full choir was position 2
• Set Piece by Full Choir was position 6
• Bass Solo by Terrence Nyiha was position 5
• Piano Advanced by Darrel Langat was position 4
• Piano intermediate by Justin Kamau was position 3
• Own arrangement by Full choir will proceed to the Nationals in Eldoret in August.

The following are the results for both regional and sub-regional levels:

At Sub-regional level:

• Own arrangement by Grade 3 boys Full choir was position 1
• Set Piece by Grade 3 boys Full Choir was position 2
• Choir patriotic song by Upper Primary boys was position 1
• Choir set piece by Upper Primary boys was position 4
• Choir Class 264 by Upper Primary boys was position 1
• Choir Class 263 by Upper Primary boys was position 1
• Choir Class 257 by Upper Primary boys was position 2
• Choir Equity setpiece by Upper Primary boys was position 4
• Choir Own Composition ‘NACADA’ by Upper Primary boys was position 1
• Choir Own Composition ‘Plant Trees’ by Upper Primary boys was position 1

JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL

• Full choir class 323 by Junior Secondary School boys was position 1
• Choir Own Composition ‘Plant Trees’ by Junior Secondary School boys was position 1
• Full choir class 324 by Junior Secondary School boys was position 1
• Own arrangement by Junior Secondary School Full choir was position 2
• Violin by Amiel Nyandigisi was position 1
• Piano Advanced by Jonathan Mwangi was position 1
• Clarinet by Jonathan Mwangi was position 1
• Flute Aiden Mwiga position 1
• Brass Saxophone Austin Muniu position 2
• Guitar Seita Abondo and Keen Njiru position 2

REGIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL AT MOI FORCES.

• Choir ‘Tupande Miti’ by Upper Primary boys was position 3
• Piano Advanced by Jonathan Mwangi was position 1
• Duet Piano Advanced by Jerome Kamande and Nathan Kuria was position 1
• Piano Advanced by Jonathan Mwangi was position 1
• Full choir class 324 ‘African American Spiritual’ by Junior Secondary School boys was position 1
• French Public Speaking by Dante Mbugua was Position 1
• Violin Advanced by Amiel Nyandigisi was position 1
• Clarinet by Jonathan Mwangi was position 1
• Junior Secondary Boy child Own Composition class 323 was position 1
• Upper Primary Own composition ‘Uraia’ was position 2
• Flute by Aiden Mwiga was position 4
• Own arrangement ‘Kenya Twasonga Mbele’ by Grade 3 boys Full choir was position 3
• Choir Own Composition ‘NACADA’ by Upper Primary boys was position 1
• Choir Own Composition ‘K.I.C.D’ by Upper Primary boys was position 1
• Choir Own Composition ‘Anti Counterfeit’ by Upper Primary boys was position 1

All classes which were position 1 and 2 in the Regional level will proceed to the Nationals at Eldoret in August.

On May 30th, 2024, the The Grade 8 students stepped out of their classrooms and embarked on a exciting field trip to Gathoni Tea Farm eager to explore the wonders of Agriculture, Business and Social Studies.

It was an unforgettable experience that combined learning, excitement and community interaction.

The highlight of the trip was the hands-on learning experience. The students got to learn about making compost manure, which was a fascinating topic that taught them about the importance of sustainable farming practices. They also got to visit a tree nursery and learnt about the care and maintenance of young trees at the nursery stage.

But that’s not all! The students got to put their newfound knowledge into action by planting over 500 trees along Gachie Limuru Road. It was an incredible experience that allowed them to connect with nature and make a positive impact on the environment.

The trip didn’t stop there! The students also got to learn about tea picking and Orthodox tea processing methods, which gave them a glimpse into the world of Business and Entrepreneurship.

Throughout the day, the students were immersed in an interactive and engaging learning experience that was both fun and educational. They were able to ask questions and participate in discussions along the way.

The trip was an amazing opportunity for the Grade 8s to learn about different aspects of Agriculture, Business and Social Studies in a real-world setting. It was a fantastic way to build their confidence, develop their problem-solving skills and create lifelong memories.

And what a day it was!