Alumni donate shs 200,000 to needy students of Kisumu School
Principal Kisumu school Peter Obuogo {L} receives a dummy check worth shs 200,000 from President of Kisumu Boys High School Alumni Association Lawyer James Mwamu to help the needy and bright students in paying their fees-Photo By Dickson Odhiambo
By Dickson Odhiambo
January
6, 2022
Alumni donate shs 200,000 to needy students of
Kisumu School
KISUMU Boys High
School Alumni Association has donated shs 200,000 to needy students of the
School towards their fees.
President of the
Kisumu Boys High school Alumni Association James Aggrey Mwamu says the amount will benefit needy
and bright students who have problems in paying school fees.
Addressing the
students and staff of the school during presentation of the cheque to the school, Mwamu said the first batch this funding will
benefit a total of 20 such students from the School.
Mwamu says some of the
needy and bright students comes from the informal settlement within Kisumu City.
Mwamu says the
Foundation will still give more funds so as to benefit more needy and bright
students to help them in their education.
The Alumni has thanked
the Kisumu Boys High School Fraternity led by the Chief Principal Peter Obuogo
for ensuring that not unrest took place within the school.
“We want to sincerely
thank the Chief Principal of Kisumu School and the entire teaching staff
together with students of this school because this is one of the schools within
Nyanza region that did not experience unrest that some schools witnessed in
term two of last year,” Mwamu says.
The alumni have also asked the Government to
avail funding for putting up infrastructure within Secondary schools in preparations
for the Competency Based Curriculum transition in Secondary next year.
Kisumu Boys High
School Chief Principal Peter Obuogo has lauded the move by the Alumni and urged
them to continue with such a wonderful gesture of coming to the rescue of the
needy students.
He says only genuine
needy and bright students will benefit from the donation, adding that most
students schooling there comes from very needy backgrounds.
He says 20 of such students will benefit from the donation.
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