In a milestone event for education in Bomet County, 14 newly renovated classrooms at Kenyagoro Primary School in Konoin constituency were officially commissioned today.
The ceremony was graciously hosted by Konoin MP Brighton Yegon and attended by education stakeholders, community members, and officials.
The renovation project, collaboration between the National Government and local leadership, is set to transform the learning environment for hundreds of pupils.
Speaking at the event, Basic Education PS Prof. Julius Bitok highlighted the importance of investing in quality learning infrastructure.
“Education remains the strongest foundation for sustainable development. Projects like this ensure our children have safe and conducive spaces to learn, grow, and succeed,” he said.
On his part, Konoin MP Brighton Yegon expressed pride in the completed project, emphasizing its long-term impact on the community.
“The renovated classrooms will improve learning facilities and provide a better environment for our children. This is a step forward in building a brighter future for the next generation,” he remarked.
The newly upgraded classrooms feature modern designs, enhanced lighting and ventilation and durable furniture, ensuring a comfortable and stimulating learning atmosphere.
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The initiative is part of ongoing efforts in Konoin Constituency to improve education standards, reduce overcrowding and support teachers and pupils alike.
The commissioning of Kenyagoro Primary School’s renovated classrooms reflects the county and national government’s commitment to strengthening the education sector.
With improved infrastructure, the learners in the region are now better positioned to achieve academic excellence and pursue their dreams.
As the community celebrated this achievement, stakeholders reiterated that education is a collective responsibility.
“Together, we are building a stronger future for our children and our nation, one classroom at a time,” noted PS Bitok, echoing the sentiment of progress and hope.
By our reporter
