Starehe Boys, Girls to admit bright and needy students

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John Ochieng

Starehe Boys Centre and Starehe Girls have entered into a partnership with Kuria East constituency to help empower the community by selecting bright and needy students from the community join the school.
Starehe Boys Centre and school executive assistant communication director Winnie Anne Otieno said that both Starehe Boys and Starehe Girls will pick 10 boys and 10 girls in primary schools from the marginalized community to help them get quality education. Addressing the education stakeholders at Kegonga centre in Kuria East, the school assistant director said that the community has very few students that join the national schools and currently only one student from both Kuria West and East was selected to join the school after the form one selections.

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