Kenya Scouts Association- Bomet County

02/06/2026

In pictures

The just concluded County Inter-patrol scouts competition Kenya Scouts Association- Bomet County

17/05/2026

17/05/2026

During this year's Red Cross humanity power walk our scouts were in fore front leading the rest.
The walk started at Chepngaina primary school and finishing Point being St.marys Day/Boarding Primary.

"Always There"

17/05/2026

Gearing up for the County Inter-patrol scouts competition.
Save the dates.
28/05/2026 to 31/05/2026
Chepkosiom Primary School
Sotik Sub-County

See you there.

17/05/2026

Date :16/05/2026
Place: Tenwek Boys High School
Activity: Scout leaders Meeting.

Yesterday the KSA- Bomet County had a successful Scout leaders meeting bringing together over 40 scout leaders from across the county.
The objective was to set up a working program both for Adults and the Young people.
Part of what was discussed was Recruitment and membership registration/renewal, competition structure & Disaster and Risk management (First respondence).

Our gratitude to our stakeholders, County council and our able scout leaders.

Scouts Creating a better world.

29/04/2026

It's 2nd term and when it is?! We show up!!!
Ni Ile time ya kujipanga kucamp out, kumeet up, kulearn and kujipima.

Last term we had a very successful investiture camp with The Great Tenwek Boys High School Mwamba Scouts.
See what is coming next......

13/04/2026

Bravo.
A Quick one
Are you a scout by uniform or through a investiture process?
Through investiture? Tell us where and the experience ⚜️😜.

Rovers/Jasiri what is that one thing it still fresh from the experience 😊😊.

03/04/2026

CONGRATULATIONS

Congratulations to Our Incoming County and sub-County Commissioners.
You are are Equal to the task.
Led by The County Scouts Commissioner Mr.Kirui Simon, Assistant County Scouts Commissioner in Charge of Training Madam Naomi Lasoi , Assistant County Commissioner in Charge of Program Bwana Tessot Kennedy and County Scouts Youth Leader Bwana Gideon Kipngeno.
We entrust you to bring the Best Scouting in our County and Beyond.

16/03/2026

Plastics are the Greatest environmental pollutants with only about 30% ever produced plastics recycled.

The NJIWA ROVER CREW.Bomet County with Chebonei Girls High School are implementing Plastics Repurposing and Upcycling project, a project under Plastics tide turners.

It is estimated that in every boarding school between 50kgs and 200 Plastic buckets and Jerican are disposed every term with 95% being burned as a way of disposing them.

Scouts are known for their creativity and innovation, this plastics will be Repurposed and upcycling as away of conserving environment and reducing the negative effects to the environment, wildlife and aquatic life.

08/03/2026

Date: 8th March 2026
Venue: Tenwek Boys High School.

INVESTITURE

The Investiture Camp and Ceremony took place from 6/03/2026 and was concluded today 8/03/ 2026. The event was organized to train, evaluate, and officially invest new scouts into the scouting movement while strengthening the discipline, teamwork, and leadership skills of all participants.

The ceremony was graced by Mr. Mitei, the Deputy Principal Administration, and Mr. Ken, the Deputy Principal Academics, who attended on behalf of the Chief Principal. Their presence greatly motivated the scouts and added significance to the occasion.

During the camp, several scouting activities were conducted to equip the scouts with practical skills and knowledge among others were:

1. Scouts were taught about the history and origin of scouting, including its values, traditions, and the importance of the scout law and promise. This session helped the scouts understand the purpose of scouting and the responsibilities that come with being a member of the movement.

2. The scouts participated in drills and marching sessions where they practiced discipline, coordination, and teamwork. These drills prepared them for the formal parade that was conducted during the investiture ceremony.

3.The Mwamba Brass Band played an important role in the ceremony by providing musical accompaniment during the parade and investiture process. Their performance added excitement and professionalism to the event.

4. Scouts were trained in pioneering skills such as knot tying, lashings, and constructing simple structures using ropes and poles. These activities helped develop creativity, teamwork, and practical outdoor skills.

5. Various camp activities were organized to encourage cooperation, leadership, and problem-solving among the scouts. These activities also helped build friendships and strengthen the spirit of scouting.

✓ The highlight of the camp was the Scout Investiture Ceremony, where new members were officially welcomed into the scouting movement. During this ceremony, the scouts took the scout promise and committed themselves to uphold the values and principles of scouting.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the school administration for their continuous support in promoting scouting activities within the institution. Special appreciation goes to Mr. Mitei and Mr. Ken for taking their time to attend and represent the Chief Principal during the ceremony.

We also extend our heartfelt thanks to the Scout Leader and all trainers for organizing and guiding the scouts throughout the camp. Their dedication, mentorship, and commitment made the event successful and meaningful.