Top 5 Achievers

Year 8 Points

1. Aseel Ahmed [1170]

2. Terryann Ngigi [1150]

3. Natasha Meher [1142]

4. Amanda Ochieng [1112]

5. Sagnik Banerjea [1108]

Year 9

1. Parvin Virdee [782]

2. Alwiye Mohamed [758]

3. Christine Gichuhi [712]

4. Jasmine Kibati [702]

5. Faizal Ogwell [700]

Year 10

1. Stanley Ndezwa = 88

2. Amy Muraya = 83

3. Nicole Makau = 82

4. Kimuchu Kibue = 81

5. Joshua Monari = 76

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Secondary Bulletin Vol. 6 Term 3, 2017

Sarah Mwaitete

Top in Kenya, CIE O’Level Swahili

Ahmed Mohamed

Top in Kenya, CIE IGCSE Economics

Academic Awards Assembly for Half-Term 3 2016/2017

There was a wave of excitement at our opening assembly after the mid-term break on Monday, 19th June

2017. A generous portion of our students stepped up to harvest awards of recognition for academic effort

and achievement. CIE awarded two of our students for being top in Kenya for 2016 IGCSE examinations.

Ahmed Mohamed emerged the top CIE IGCSE Economics Candidate in while Sarah Mwaitete was top in

O’ Level Swahili country wide. The students look forward to these moments of recognition with eager an-

ticipation, as they strive individually not to ‘miss the train’, so to speak, the next time. The victors this time

around were as follows;

On Wednesday 21st June the Year 9 Class assigned a Com-

munity Service Event. It kicked off after lunch when we start-

ed selling various food stuff and started our first event, which

was a dance-off. Thereafter we proceeded to our next end

main event, which was a paint balloon war. It was a fun ac-

tivity with an assortment of colours flying everywhere and

peoples’ previously white shirts completely changing ap-

pearance. It was successful and relaxing after exams and

the PTA walk earlier in the day. Christine Gichuhi

Year 9 Community Service Event

Highest Number Of A’s

Year 8

1. Aseel Ahmed 10A

2. Terryann Ngigi 10A

3. Natasha Meher 9A

4. Amanda Ochieng 8A

5. Amal Rajbans 6A

5. Zoie Ndonye 6A

6. Sagnik Banerjea 6A

Year 9

1. Parvin Virdee 7A

2. Alwiye Mohamed 7A

Year 10

1. Nicole Makau 8A

2. Stanley Ndezwa 8A

3. Kimuchu Kibue 6A

Top 5 Most Improved

Year 8 Points

1. Tatenda Otieno +159

2. Amal Rajbans +106

3. Adil Ombati +96

4. Sagnik Banerjea +81

5. Aseel Ahmed + 78

Year 10

1. Costa Wani +179

2. Ismail Yusuf +171

3. Amy Muraya +168

4. Fahad Khalif + 151

5. Martin Theuri +140

Students In Top 5 For The

Last Two And Half

Year 8

1. Aseel Ahmed

2. Amanda Ochieng

3. Natasha Meher

Year 9

1. Parvin Virdee

2. Alwiye Mohamed

Year 10

1. Kimuchu Kibue

2. Stanley Ndezwa

3. Nicole Makau

Academic Progress and achievement

All Credit Passes Half- Term 3

Year 8

1. Amanda Ochieng

2. Adil Ombati

3. Aseel Ahmed

4. Pietro Aloisio

5. Zoie Ndonye

6. Sagnik Banerjea

Year 9

1. Alwiye Mohamed

2. Christine Gichuhi

3. Jasmine Kibati

4. Parvin Virdee

Year 10

1. Nicole Makau

2. Stanley Ndezwa

Continuous Professional Development