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Week 3 term 3 2016 report

It is the third week of term three, which is the shortest of the three sessions in an academic calender year.We here at school are committed towards ensuring that it is a much friendly environment to encourage our pupils to learn.There being no sporting,drama nor Music activities, all our efforts are therefore focused just on academic work.Teachers and pupils still are determined  to achieve their best come end of the year.

During the week, we have had std 7 and 8 pupils sitting for a county test, that started on Tuesday 13th  Sept and ended on Thursday 15th Sept,2016.Here,our school is competing over 900 primary schools; both public and private.Hopefully they will do well.In addition, learning both in public and private schools has been paid attention to by the Kenyan government together with other development partners such as USAID and UKAID,who have in the recent past opted to cost share and sponsor reading activities known as TUSOME; in lower primary, beginning from std one.It is equally important to mention that we had two of our teachers attending the training that was held last week.This is aimed at improving literacy level right from that early stage, so as to make easier subsequent teaching and learning activities.Thanks to all.

Next, as at now we are experiencing summer with the sun being overhead at the Equator.It is usually hot here during the day,however, our teaching and learning activities proceed as planned.We keep adjusting to every climatic and weather changes, to enable us progress.Usually,we have our Friday’s prayer session under the guidance of a spiritual elder from the community.This week we had our sister school; Anyona joining us for the session. A show of togetherness and real co-existence.

Finally, your always continued support is hereby most sincerely appreciated since we contribute to a better future for a society, a country and the world at large.Thank you all.

Augustine.

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Newsletter 75 in English July 2016

NYHETSBREV 75 juli 2016

Framgångarna fortsätter. Våra deltagare i riksfinalen vann och kom stolta hem med diplom och pokal. När vi bedömer prestationen ska vi komma ihåg att de tävlat mot de bästa skolorna i Kenya, de flesta från storstäderna med stora resurser. St Christine är trots allt en byskola från ett område där man inte talar majoritetsspråket Kiswahili.

St Christines elever är nu på väg uppåt i musikfestivalerna som börjat denna termin. Fyra grupper har kvalificerat sej till distrikts tävlingarna.

Visa gärna ert stöd genom extra bidrag.

Hi

We had three items in Homa-Bay county at Oriwo secondary school on Tuesday and Wednesday.We took position one in the first item-Ecde singing game,position two in lower primary singing game and a solo verse that took position three.

So we had a trophy for the first item and certificates for the trainers and the school.The two items will proceed to regional level next week at kisii high school.I thank the trainers,pupils and sponsors for the good work.

We hope to reach nationals in Nairobi next month.

Regards

David

Hi,

The attached are the results for class 7 and 8 . They did well in the exams that was released on Monday this week. The rest of the classes were also above average. We are happy with the quality passes that we get from both classes. The pictures show headteacher and other teachers releasing the result at the school assembly ground. The top pupils are called to in front for appreciation.

Regards

Evans

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WEEK 3 TERM 2 2016 REPORT.

I am glad to inform you that we are in our third week since we resumed school for second term. We have had our school activities picking up gradually after the April holiday. However, it is a rainy season and we at times suffer from bad weather in the mornings and evening, but we always find how to get along. Learning activities are on as usual; teachers and pupils play the respective roles as required by the set guidelines. Besides this, we are also practicing and training for both Music and Athletics competitions as per the term’s calendar. The competitions will be held in due course.

On the other hand, we also have a national vaccination exercise against measles and rubella for children up to 14 years old. We have had officers carrying out the exercise visiting our school for it; our school children have also been vaccinated against the two diseases.

We still appreciate your continued efforts towards ensuring a better future society by supporting basic education for the children here. Attached herein are some pictures of events at school.

Regards to all,

Augustine.