Project Education Inc.

10/21/2024

09/27/2022

We have a new page and will be sunsetting this one at the end of September - Give us a follow over at Clay International Secondary School. See you there :)

08/19/2016

For the second year in a row 20+ Clay students, competing against all other high schools in all of Kenya, made it through three levels of tough competition: at the local level; the state level; then at the regional level to compete yesterday at the National Music Festival finals in Nairobi. For those in the US you could compare this to the most isolated rural high school imaginable in the states, far away from civilization, competing against a school like New York City's Arts High School and beat it. Well our students made it to the Nationals and the first result is in. Clay student Nicholas Mutua (seen in the middle of the picture holding the trophy) was the #1 student in the whole Republic of Kenya in his category. That's right - the number one Form One (High School Freshman!!) Congratulations Nicholas. His teammates also did well and we are awaiting the final results from the other competitions Clay students will participate in. We are so proud of the Clay community, student, faculty and coaches

- Henry Juma and Gladys Nkatolah

12/16/2015

Here's our Fall 2015 Newsletter!

06/08/2015

We're turning ten and we're having a party on the Clay campus in a couple weeks. Stay tuned for highlights...

03/04/2015

We couldn't be prouder of the class of 2014. Their university entrance exam results came in this week and they scored the highest average of any Clay class. Ever! Can't wait to see what you all do next - many congrats!

10/27/2014

Voices of Clay, October 29th, 2014 - We asked what advice would you give to a new student if they were starting at Clay School tomorrow?
Patrick Muthuka Maweli from Form 2 said:
"First thing and of all most I would tell them is that, time is rushing like passing wind. This is because yesterday I was in form one but now I can't tell what is happening. I could also tell them it's very great and important to work hard simply because the world is very competitive."

10/14/2014

Here is the first in a new series we're calling Voices of Clay where we highlight the writing and testimonials of our students. Today we bring you a passage from a poem by Agnes Kyalo from Form 3

"I Shall Leave My Heart in Clay"

Leaving Clay after form four, only the body
and my box shall disappear.
Because of the excellence not only in academics
but also co-curriculum activities.
Really, I shall leave my heart at Clay.

07/17/2014

The day is finally here! You can buy the beautiful market totes, also know as Kiondos, made by the women of Ngomano on Etsy! Your purchase will not only support CISS but will also create an income beyond farming for the villagers of Ngomano, and create a demand for this once almost lost art form. https://www.etsy.com/shop/ProjectEducation

These handmade bags (or Kiondos) are from a small village in South East Kenya called Ngomano--made by the local women out of sisal and knitting

03/12/2014

Shortly after receiving their outstanding exam scores last week our class of 2013 donned their caps and gowns and officially joined our growing family of alumni. Congratulations and we can't wait to see what you conquer next!

03/05/2014

Congrats to the Class of 2013! The results of their Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education exams were released earlier this week and once again CISS ranked in the top 100 private schools in the country!