Serem Boys High School from Nandi County has officially confirmed a mutual agreement to part ways with its handball head coach, Bosco Kiptoo Korir, bringing his tenure with the school’s football technical bench to an end.
In a brief statement, the school acknowledged the decision as amicable, noting that both parties agreed it was the right time to move in different directions after a period of service in the school’s sports programme.
Following his exit, coach Bosco Kiptoo Korir has confirmed that he is now fully available in the job market and open to new coaching opportunities.
He expressed gratitude for his time at Serem Boys, where he contributed to the development of young talent and competitive school football structures.
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“I am officially available and ready for new challenges. Interested teams, institutions, or academies are welcome to engage my services,” he stated.
Coach Bosco leaves with experience in nurturing school-level players and is expected to attract interest from institutions seeking to strengthen their football programs ahead of upcoming school and regional competitions.
Serem Boys High School is now expected to begin the process of identifying a new technical bench to guide the team in future fixtures and development programs.
The separation marks a new chapter for both the coach and the institution as they each pursue fresh opportunities in the competitive school sports scene.
By Adrian Biwott
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