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Trans Nzoia CECM for Education, Janerose Mutama donated milk to support learners participating in the ongoing County Music Festival at Kitale School.
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The donation was received by learners, teachers, and education stakeholders attending the annual festival, which has brought together participants from schools across the county to showcase their talents in music, dance, and cultural performances.
Hundreds of learners participating in the ongoing Trans Nzoia County Music Festival at Kitale School received a boost after the County Executive Committee Member (CECM) for Education, Janerose Mutama, donated milk to support their welfare during the competition.
The donation of Ukombozi Milk was warmly received by learners, teachers, and education stakeholders attending the annual festival, which has brought together participants from schools across the county to showcase their talents in music, dance, and cultural performances.
Mutama said the county government remains committed to supporting learners not only in academics but also in co-curricular activities that play a vital role in nurturing talent and building confidence among young people.
She noted that learners spend long hours participating in competitions and therefore require adequate support to remain energetic and focused throughout the event. The milk donation, she said, was meant to promote the well-being of learners and create a conducive environment for them to perform at their best.
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The county music festival is one of the most important events in the education calendar, providing learners with an opportunity to develop their artistic skills, interact with peers from different schools, and compete for a chance to advance to the next level of the competition.
Teachers who attended the event praised the initiative, saying it demonstrated the county government’s concern for the welfare of learners. They noted that proper nutrition is essential in ensuring that students remain active and fully engaged in both academic and co-curricular activities.
Learners also expressed their appreciation for the gesture, saying it made them feel valued and motivated as they took part in the festival. Many described the donation as a timely intervention that helped them maintain their energy levels during the busy competition schedule.
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Education stakeholders observed that supporting learners during such events contributes to their overall development and encourages greater participation in talent-based activities. They said co-curricular programmes such as music festivals help learners discover and nurture talents that can contribute to their future careers and personal growth.
The donation reflects county government of Trans Nzoia continued efforts to strengthen education in Trans Nzoia County through initiatives that focus on learner welfare, talent development, and improved learning conditions. Under her leadership, the Department of Education has continued to support programmes aimed at enhancing the educational experience of learners across the county.
As the county music festival continues at Kitale School, participants remain optimistic about their performances, with many hoping to advance to the regional stage while showcasing the rich cultural and artistic talents found within Trans Nzoia County.
By Godfrey Wamalwa
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