Hopewell Senior School

06/03/2026

Today, handwash trainers from the Rotary Club of Nakuru trained our learners, teachers, and PTA members on clean water, hygiene, and menstrual care. Boys were included too, helping break stigma around periods.
This follows the installation of 25,000-litre water tanks, handwashing stations, and gutters to harvest rainwater—improving our water source and making school life healthier for all.

We remain grateful to partners and friends who continue to walk with us in improving learning conditions for our students.

“It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken adults.”
— Frederick Douglass

04/03/2026

The rains are here with us. Josee doing what he knows best.

25/02/2026

Today: building a chicken coop.
Tomorrow: collecting eggs.
Step by step, we grow skills, responsibility, and sustainability.

24/02/2026

Today we held our Annual General Meeting, bringing together key stakeholders - the parents - united by one common purpose — the well-being of our students.
It was a valuable and thoughtful interaction, marked by honest reflections, shared perspectives, and a collective desire to make sure the students welfare was taken care of.
We appreciate the presence, commitment, and constructive engagement of all who attended. Your dedication to our students’ journey remains the greatest pillar of our institution.

23/02/2026

Mid-term exams are ongoing on this very chilly morning.
Despite the cold, our students remain focused, determined, and committed to giving their best. Education continues, resilience shines, and the future is being shaped one paper at a time.
Your support helps us keep a student learning and in school.

22/02/2026

Our Sunday service today led by our Rev Nakuru Gordon Tpc. At Hopewell we nurture holistic Education

20/02/2026

Photo dump from our Sanitary distribution Day. Greatful to and Pat Werner , Geneva Lake West Rotary Club and HEART

20/02/2026

Today was a meaningful and empowering day at Hopewell.
We successfully conducted a sanitary towel distribution for our girls, and six other schools which sent their representatives during the session. Beyond distribution, the day was filled with learning, openness, and empowerment.
We were honored to have Sally Kamau from Heart Africa who educated our girls on menstrual health, hygiene, and confidence. This time, we intentionally included our boys in the sexual education session. For too long, boys have been left out of these conversations, yet they are an integral part of the journey. When boys understand, they support. When they support, stigma reduces. When stigma reduces, girls thrive.
A heartfelt thank you to and Werner and the Rotary Club of Geneva Lake West for their generous initiative in providing the sanitary towels. Your support is not just meeting a physical need — it is restoring dignity, protecting attendance, and empowering futures.
Together, we are building a generation that is informed, confident, and compassionate.

08/02/2026

We end this week thankful — for life, learning, and community.

Today's church service Gordon tpc

05/02/2026

Quiet learning moments at Hopewell — preparing futures every day.

29/01/2026

Welcome to Hopewell Back up page . This is a back up of https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063726952821 . Kindly share the page

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