MAKUYU: Help Kambiti primary school pleads the teacher

Kambiti Primary School in Makuyu, Murang’a is exposed to challenges including lack of a perimeter fence.

 The 40-year-old institution located along Nyeri- Nairobi highway has leaking roofs, lack of a gate among other myriads challenges.

 The school headmistress Ms Elizabeth Mutuva said there was a need for the leaders to back Kambiti community efforts to rehabilitate the institution.

 She spoke when Murang’a MP Sabina Chege joined Safaricom Foundation Manager James Gatuna donated a 10,000 litres water tank to the school.

“Due to lack of a fence strangers walk through the school compound. the public property is under threat thus need for the cooperation between the stakeholders to assist the school,” said the headmistress.

 She said the board of management will write a proposal seeking facilitation from Maragua NG CDF led by MP Mary Wamaua.

 The live fence at the school onlooking the highway

 “List down the needs of the school we shall lobby to ensure there are addressed for the interest of the learners” said Chege.

She also took time to encourage the learners at the primary school and the nearby Kambiti secondary school  to concentrate in learning  and ignore prophets of doom in their lives.

“ There is need for mothers to take charge and counsel their daughters to shape their destiny in life,” said Chege. 

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