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St. Luke's Boys' High School, Kimilili is a provincial, public, boys' high school located in Kimilili, near Bungoma in Kenya's Western Province. It was known as Kimilili Boys' High School until January 2009.
Motto
edit"Discipline, hard work and success."
History
editThe school was opened on 2 June 1968, at around 8:30 AM. Officially, it operated "illegally" until August of that year, which led to its closure by the AEO[clarification needed] of the area. The Ministry of Education Permanent Secretary then helped in restarting and re-registering the school.
The school was initially mixed, the first students being 35 boys and 5 girls.
Sports
editThe school's main trophy magnet is handball. It qualifies for the East and Central Africa Sports Competition every year.
Sponsorship and partnerships
editAll the school's sponsors are from teacher-exchange programs of the 1970–2000 period.
Gerraint Jenkins is the most notable foreign figure in the school. He was a former teacher and later on staff at de Stafford School in England. There are also sponsors from the Netherlands like the Meijers.
The sponsors helped the school build the administration block. Mr. Jenkins also gives prizes to the top performers in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education.
Alumni
editIn July 2009, the school began its alumni association, which has members worldwide.
See also
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References
edit- http://kimililiboys.ac.ke Archived 2015-09-19 at the Wayback Machine
- http://www.harambeeholland.nl/engels/pro/Kimilili%20Boys%20High%20School.html Archived 2011-07-24 at the Wayback Machine
- http://www.destafford.org.uk/page_viewer.asp?page=Staff+and+Governor+List&pid=15 Archived 2011-10-07 at the Wayback Machine