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Education ministry’s compiled lists of BOM teachers per county.

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Here is the full list of BOM teachers who are set to receive salaries as compiled by the Ministry of education;

Nakuru county list of BOM teachers;

A total of 1,715 teachers have been captured in this county.

S/No. INSTITUTION NAME MALE FEMALE TOTAL COUNTY NAME SUB COUNTY NAME
1 KOELEL 15 7 22 NAKURU GILGIL
2 JOMO KENYATTA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 14 7 21 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
3 ATHINAI SEC 10 10 20 NAKURU RONGAI
4 NJORO CENTRAL 5 12 17 NAKURU NJORO
5 MOI AMALO SEC 9 7 16 NAKURU KURESOI
6 SIWOT SEC SCH 12 4 16 NAKURU KURESOI
7 TURI SULGWITA 8 8 16 NAKURU MOLO
8 TAITA MAUCHE 10 5 15 NAKURU NJORO
9 MOLO ACADEMY SEC 8 6 14 NAKURU MOLO
10 MOLO HIGHWAY 8 6 14 NAKURU MOLO
11 BARARGET SECONDARY SCHOOL 4 9 13 NAKURU KURESOI
12 ELBURGON DEB SEC 7 5 12 NAKURU MOLO
13 MOLO SEC 9 3 12 NAKURU MOLO
14 TERET SECONDARY SCHOOL 9 3 12 NAKURU NJORO
15 MAMA NGINA KENYATTA SECONDARY SCHOOL 6 6 12 NAKURU RONGAI
16 UTUMISHI 10 1 11 NAKURU GILGIL
17 PCEA ELBURGON 5 6 11 NAKURU MOLO
18 JOMO KENYATTA GIRLS 4 7 11 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
19 KIPTORORO 9 1 10 NAKURU KURESOI
20 TEMOYETTA DEB SEC 9 1 10 NAKURU KURESOI
21 CHESINGELE SEC 2 8 10 NAKURU MOLO
22 MOTO SEC 4 6 10 NAKURU MOLO
23 NJENGA KARUME SEC 5 5 10 NAKURU MOLO
24 GOVERNOR SEC SCHOOL 5 5 10 NAKURU NAIVASHA
25 MAAI MAHIU BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL 6 4 10 NAKURU NAIVASHA
26 NAIVASHA DAY 6 4 10 NAKURU NAIVASHA
27 NAKURU HIGH SCHOOL 8 2 10 NAKURU NAKURU
28 BAHATI PCEA GIRLS 4 6 10 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
29 MAU NAROK 5 5 10 NAKURU NJORO
30 NJORO BOYS SEC 5 5 10 NAKURU NJORO
31 NJORO GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL 4 6 10 NAKURU NJORO
32 KIROBON GIRLS 5 5 10 NAKURU RONGAI
33 NDIBAI SEC 7 2 9 NAKURU GILGIL
34 MAU SUMMIT SEC 3 6 9 NAKURU KURESOI
35 KAMBALA SEC 3 6 9 NAKURU MOLO
36 MIANZINI SEC 4 5 9 NAKURU MOLO
37 ST BRENDANS SEC 7 2 9 NAKURU MOLO
38 MAAI MAHIU GIRLS 7 2 9 NAKURU NAIVASHA
39 NDABIBI SEC 6 3 9 NAKURU NAIVASHA
40 ST ANDREWS TARABETE SEC 4 5 9 NAKURU NAIVASHA
41 CRATERVIEW SEC 7 2 9 NAKURU NAKURU WEST
42 EWAAT SEC 5 4 9 NAKURU NJORO
43 SURURU SEC. 5 4 9 NAKURU NJORO
44 KIROBON BOYS 4 5 9 NAKURU RONGAI
45 GILGIL TOWN SEC 6 2 8 NAKURU GILGIL
46 GITARE 6 2 8 NAKURU GILGIL
47 NGECHO 2 6 8 NAKURU GILGIL
48 WOODARD LANGALANGA SEC 4 4 8 NAKURU GILGIL
49 CHEMANER SECONDARY SCHOOL 4 4 8 NAKURU KURESOI
50 KAMWAURA SECONDARY SCHOOL 8 0 8 NAKURU KURESOI
51 KAPLELACH SECONDARY SCHOOL 3 5 8 NAKURU KURESOI
52 KARIRIKANIA SECONDARY SCHOOL 4 4 8 NAKURU KURESOI
53 MAU SEC 6 2 8 NAKURU KURESOI
54 KIPSINENDET SEC 6 2 8 NAKURU KURESOI NORTH
55 ARIMI SEC 6 2 8 NAKURU MOLO
56 MAIELLA TOWNSHIP 4 4 8 NAKURU NAIVASHA
57 ELBURGON   SECONDARY 6 2 8 NAKURU NAKURU
58 ST. ANTHONY ENGOSHURA 5 3 8 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
59 ANALAT SEC 2 6 8 NAKURU NJORO
60 KILIMO SEC 3 5 8 NAKURU NJORO
61 LARMUDIAC DAY MIXED 6 2 8 NAKURU NJORO
62 NESSUIT SECONDARY SCHOOL 4 4 8 NAKURU NJORO
63 NJORO TOWNSHIP SEC SCH 6 2 8 NAKURU NJORO
64 MAWE SEC 4 4 8 NAKURU RONGAI
65 SPRINGS HIGH SCH 4 4 8 NAKURU RONGAI
66 WEI SEC 5 3 8 NAKURU SUBUKIA
67 COULSON GIRLS HIGH SCH 4 3 7 NAKURU GILGIL
68 ECHARIRIA SEC SCH 2 5 7 NAKURU GILGIL
69 KAHUHO 5 2 7 NAKURU GILGIL
70 MUNANDA 5 2 7 NAKURU GILGIL
71 MURIRICUA 3 4 7 NAKURU GILGIL
72 NYONDIA 5 2 7 NAKURU GILGIL
73 ELCK KONGOI SEC 4 3 7 NAKURU KURESOI
74 EMITIK GIRLS SEC 3 4 7 NAKURU KURESOI
75 KAMARA SECONDARY SCHOOL 3 4 7 NAKURU KURESOI
76 SET KOTES SEC 4 3 7 NAKURU KURESOI
77 NYAKIAMBI 3 4 7 NAKURU MOLO
78 ST. JOSEPHS 5 2 7 NAKURU MOLO
79 ST. MARIA VERONICA GIRLS 3 4 7 NAKURU NAKURU
80 MIKEU SEC 6 1 7 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
81 OUR LADY OF FATIMA 2 5 7 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
82 UMOJA TULWET SEC 2 5 7 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
83 TUMAINI HOUSE SCHOOL 4 3 7 NAKURU NAKURU WEST
84 LARE VISION SEC 6 1 7 NAKURU NJORO
85 MUGUMO SEC 4 3 7 NAKURU NJORO
86 NDEGE MIXED SEC SCH 2 5 7 NAKURU NJORO
87 LELDET SECONDARY 5 2 7 NAKURU RONGAI
88 KIENI SEC 3 4 7 NAKURU SUBUKIA
89 EBBURU 3 3 6 NAKURU GILGIL
90 GILGIL GIRLS HIGH SCH 4 2 6 NAKURU GILGIL
91 NYS SEC 4 2 6 NAKURU GILGIL
92 OLJORAI SEC 3 3 6 NAKURU GILGIL
93 CHEPTUECH SEC 4 2 6 NAKURU KURESOI
94 HARAKA SEC 3 3 6 NAKURU KURESOI
95 KAPKEET SECONDARY 4 2 6 NAKURU KURESOI
96 MUCHORWE SEC SCH 4 2 6 NAKURU KURESOI
97 SACHANGWAN SEC 2 4 6 NAKURU MOLO
98 KARIMA 2 4 6 NAKURU NAIVASHA
99 KINUNGI 5 1 6 NAKURU NAIVASHA
100 MAGEREZA ACADEMY 3 3 6 NAKURU NAIVASHA
101 NAMUNCHA PEACE 5 1 6 NAKURU NAIVASHA
102 NYAKAIRU SENIOR SEC 3 3 6 NAKURU NAIVASHA
103 HILL CREST  P.T.A SEC 5 1 6 NAKURU NAKURU
104 KIAMAINA SEC 3 3 6 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
105 RURII SEC. 4 2 6 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
106 ST. GERALD SEC SCH 5 1 6 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
107 MWARIKI SEC SCH 4 2 6 NAKURU NAKURU WEST
108 NAKURU WEST SEC 3 3 6 NAKURU NAKURU WEST
109 GATIMU SECONDARY SCHOOL 4 2 6 NAKURU NJORO
110 KAPKEMBU SEC 4 2 6 NAKURU NJORO
111 MWIGITO EXCEL HIGH SCH 3 3 6 NAKURU NJORO
112 NGWATANIRO SEC 3 3 6 NAKURU NJORO
113 AIC MOROP GIRLS 3 3 6 NAKURU RONGAI
114 FOREST HILL SEC SCH 3 3 6 NAKURU SUBUKIA
115 MARY LAND SEC 4 2 6 NAKURU SUBUKIA
116 SIDAI SEC SCH 3 3 6 NAKURU SUBUKIA
117 ST MICHAEL GATAGATI 4 2 6 NAKURU SUBUKIA
118 GILGIL DAY 3 2 5 NAKURU GILGIL
119 KARUNGA 3 2 5 NAKURU GILGIL
120 KEKOPEY 5 0 5 NAKURU GILGIL
121 BONDET SEC 4 1 5 NAKURU KURESOI
122 CHEBARA SEC 3 2 5 NAKURU KURESOI
123 CHEBOTOI SEC 3 2 5 NAKURU KURESOI
124 KERINGET SEC 4 1 5 NAKURU KURESOI
125 KIPKORIS GIRLS SEC 4 1 5 NAKURU KURESOI
126 MAWINGU SEC 2 3 5 NAKURU KURESOI
127 SACHANGWAN NDOINET SEC 3 2 5 NAKURU KURESOI
128 SILIBWET SEC 2 3 5 NAKURU KURESOI
129 SIMOTWET MIXED SECONDARY 0 5 5 NAKURU KURESOI
130 SINENDET MIXED DAY SEC 4 1 5 NAKURU KURESOI
131 TARAKWA SECONDARY 3 2 5 NAKURU KURESOI
132 TINET KAPKOI SEC 3 2 5 NAKURU KURESOI
133 TINET MIXED SEC 3 2 5 NAKURU KURESOI
134 MONA SEC 3 2 5 NAKURU MOLO
135 SOKORO SEC SCH 2 3 5 NAKURU MOLO
136 ST JAMES MIXED SECONDARY 2 3 5 NAKURU MOLO
137 KIAMBOGO 4 1 5 NAKURU NAIVASHA
138 MENENGAI  SEC 3 2 5 NAKURU NAKURU
139 UPPER HILL 5 0 5 NAKURU NAKURU
140 HESHIMA SEC 3 2 5 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
141 J M KARIUKI MEMORIAL SECONDARY SCHOOL 2 3 5 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
142 MOI FORCES LANET 3 2 5 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
143 ST FRANCIS BAHATI SEC 4 1 5 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
144 ST. JOHNS SEC 3 2 5 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
145 WANYORORO SEC 3 2 5 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
146 UHURU HIGH 0 5 5 NAKURU NAKURU WEST
147 MAHIGA SEC 2 3 5 NAKURU NJORO
148 NJORO DAY 4 1 5 NAKURU NJORO
149 SUBUKU SEC SCH 4 1 5 NAKURU NJORO
150 WENDANI SEC 3 2 5 NAKURU NJORO
151 BURGEI SECONDARY SCHOOL 2 3 5 NAKURU RONGAI
152 KANDUTURA SEC 3 2 5 NAKURU RONGAI
153 LAKE SOLAI SEC 5 0 5 NAKURU RONGAI
154 LENGINET SEC 3 2 5 NAKURU RONGAI
155 MEMA SEC 2 3 5 NAKURU RONGAI
156 NGATA SEC 3 2 5 NAKURU RONGAI
157 PATEL DAY SEC 3 2 5 NAKURU RONGAI
158 RUIRU SEC SCH 3 2 5 NAKURU RONGAI
159 SOLAI SEC 1 4 5 NAKURU RONGAI
160 OLDONYOMARA SEC SCH 3 2 5 NAKURU SUBUKIA
161 COULSON BOYS SEC SCH 2 2 4 NAKURU GILGIL
162 GILGIL GARRISON SEC 0 4 4 NAKURU GILGIL
163 KARIANDUSI MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL 1 3 4 NAKURU GILGIL
164 LADY ANN DELAMERE 3 1 4 NAKURU GILGIL
165 MITIMINGI 3 1 4 NAKURU GILGIL
166 NDERIT SEC 3 1 4 NAKURU GILGIL
167 NDOGO SEC 2 2 4 NAKURU GILGIL
168 AMANI SECONDARY SCHOOL 1 3 4 NAKURU KURESOI
169 CHESIRIKWO DAY 3 1 4 NAKURU KURESOI
170 KAPNGOROT SEC 3 1 4 NAKURU KURESOI
171 KIPKEWA SECONDARY SCHOOL 4 0 4 NAKURU KURESOI
172 KURES 3 1 4 NAKURU KURESOI
173 MUTUKANIO SEC 3 1 4 NAKURU KURESOI
174 SIRIKWA SEC 2 2 4 NAKURU KURESOI
175 SUKUTEK SECONDARY 3 1 4 NAKURU KURESOI
176 TEMOYETTA 3 1 4 NAKURU KURESOI
177 KOIGE SEC SCH 1 3 4 NAKURU KURESOI NORTH
178 KIAMBIRIRIA SEC SCH 2 2 4 NAKURU MOLO
179 MARIASHONI SEC 4 0 4 NAKURU MOLO
180 MICHINDA  BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL 2 2 4 NAKURU MOLO
181 MWANGI MICHUKI SECONDARY SCHOOL 2 2 4 NAKURU MOLO
182 TUMAINI INTERGRATED 2 2 4 NAKURU MOLO
183 GATAMAIYU SEC 2 2 4 NAKURU NAIVASHA
184 MAIELLA CENTRAL SECONDARY 2 2 4 NAKURU NAIVASHA
185 MOI NDABI SEC 1 3 4 NAKURU NAIVASHA
186 MUNUNGA 4 0 4 NAKURU NAIVASHA
187 MUNYU SEC 2 2 4 NAKURU NAIVASHA
188 NGONDI MIXED SEC 2 2 4 NAKURU NAIVASHA
189 NYAMATHI SECONDARY 2 2 4 NAKURU NAIVASHA
190 RUBIRI SECONDARY SCHOOL 2 2 4 NAKURU NAIVASHA
191 RUTERE SEC 4 0 4 NAKURU NAIVASHA
192 KIVUMBINI SECONDARY 3 1 4 NAKURU NAKURU
193 LANET DAY MIXED HIGH SEC 1 3 4 NAKURU NAKURU
194 NATEWA HIGH SCH 2 2 4 NAKURU NAKURU
195 ST MARYS GIRL SEC 4 0 4 NAKURU NAKURU
196 BAHATI GIRLS 2 2 4 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
197 DUNDORI SEC 1 3 4 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
198 HEROES HIGH SCHOOL –  BAHATI 1 3 4 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
199 KIMANI NGUNJIRI HIGH 1 3 4 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
200 KING DAVID HIGH SCHOOL BAHATI 3 1 4 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
201 MWIRUTI SEC SCH 4 0 4 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
202 OLBONATA SEC 2 2 4 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
203 RIGOGO SEC 1 3 4 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
204 ST. MARKS ELDONIO 2 2 4 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
205 ST.JOSEPHS KIRIMA 4 0 4 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
206 WORKERS HIGH SCH 3 1 4 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
207 LARMUDIAC SEC 3 1 4 NAKURU NJORO
208 LIKIA SECONDARY SCHOOL 2 2 4 NAKURU NJORO
209 MAUCHE SAMOEI SECONDARY 1 3 4 NAKURU NJORO
210 TIPIS SECONDARY SCHOOL 4 0 4 NAKURU NJORO
211 AIC TULWOBMOI SECONDARY SCHOOL 4 0 4 NAKURU RONGAI
212 BOMASAN MIXED 3 1 4 NAKURU RONGAI
213 BRIGHT HOPE LOMOLO 2 2 4 NAKURU RONGAI
214 RONGAI MIXED DAY 1 3 4 NAKURU RONGAI
215 SOLAI KALE SEC SCH 2 2 4 NAKURU RONGAI
216 MWIRERI SEC SCH 0 4 4 NAKURU SUBUKIA
217 TACHASIS SEC 4 0 4 NAKURU SUBUKIA
218 UMOJA SEC 2 2 4 NAKURU SUBUKIA
219 KONGASIS SEC SCH 2 1 3 NAKURU GILGIL
220 LAKE ELEMENTAITA 2 1 3 NAKURU GILGIL
221 MUGAA 2 1 3 NAKURU GILGIL
222 MUTHAITI MIXED 2 1 3 NAKURU GILGIL
223 THUGUNUI SEC 2 1 3 NAKURU GILGIL
224 AMBUSKET SEC 1 2 3 NAKURU KURESOI
225 IRONGO SECONDARY SCHOOL 1 2 3 NAKURU KURESOI
226 KAPTICH KONGOI 2 1 3 NAKURU KURESOI
227 KIBARAA SEC 2 1 3 NAKURU KURESOI
228 MWARAGANIA SEC 3 0 3 NAKURU KURESOI
229 TENDWET SEC 2 1 3 NAKURU KURESOI
230 TINET GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 2 1 3 NAKURU KURESOI
231 TULWET 2 1 3 NAKURU KURESOI
232 LAWINA SECONDARY 3 0 3 NAKURU MOLO
233 MARY MOUNT SEC 2 1 3 NAKURU MOLO
234 MICHATHA 3 0 3 NAKURU MOLO
235 ROMBEI SEC 2 1 3 NAKURU MOLO
236 TAYARI SEC 3 0 3 NAKURU MOLO
237 KARAI SEC 1 2 3 NAKURU NAIVASHA
238 MILIMANI HIGH SCHOOL 3 0 3 NAKURU NAIVASHA
239 NAIVASHA GIRLS 1 2 3 NAKURU NAIVASHA
240 NYONJORO 2 1 3 NAKURU NAIVASHA
241 AFRAHA HIGH SCHOOL 2 1 3 NAKURU NAKURU
242 KIMATHI SECONDARY 3 0 3 NAKURU NAKURU
243 NAIROBI ROAD SEC 1 2 3 NAKURU NAKURU
244 NAKURU GIRLS SEC 3 0 3 NAKURU NAKURU
245 BAVUNI SEC 1 2 3 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
246 LIMUKO SEC 2 1 3 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
247 MILIMANI SEC SCH 2 1 3 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
248 MURUNGARU SEC 2 1 3 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
249 GICHOBO SEC 2 1 3 NAKURU NJORO
250 OGIEK NESSUIT SEC 3 0 3 NAKURU NJORO
251 TARAKUET MIXED DAY SECONDARY 2 1 3 NAKURU NJORO
252 AKUISI SEC 0 3 3 NAKURU RONGAI
253 BOROR SEC 1 2 3 NAKURU RONGAI
254 CHEMASIS SECONDARY 2 1 3 NAKURU RONGAI
255 KAMPI YA MOTO SEC 2 1 3 NAKURU RONGAI
256 KAPSETEK SECONDARY SCHOOL 1 2 3 NAKURU RONGAI
257 KERMA 1 2 3 NAKURU RONGAI
258 KIMANGU  DAY SECONDARY 1 2 3 NAKURU RONGAI
259 MERCY NJERI SEC 2 1 3 NAKURU RONGAI
260 MIMWAITA SECONDARY 2 1 3 NAKURU RONGAI
261 SEET KOBOR BAPTIST 2 1 3 NAKURU RONGAI
262 SOLAI DAY MIXED 2 1 3 NAKURU RONGAI
263 ARASH SECONDARY SCHOOL 0 3 3 NAKURU SUBUKIA
264 OUR LADY OF VICTORIES SEC 2 1 3 NAKURU SUBUKIA
265 SUBUKIA DAY 2 1 3 NAKURU SUBUKIA
266 KIUNGURURIA MIXED SECONDARY 1 1 2 NAKURU GILGIL
267 TANGI TANO SECONDARY SCHOOL 0 2 2 NAKURU GILGIL
268 UTUMISHI GIRLS ACADEMY 1 1 2 NAKURU GILGIL
269 CHIKAMBA SEC 2 0 2 NAKURU KURESOI
270 KAPLAMAI 2 0 2 NAKURU KURESOI
271 KAPSIMBEIYWO SEC 2 0 2 NAKURU KURESOI
272 KIO SEC 1 1 2 NAKURU KURESOI
273 KIPSONOI 2 0 2 NAKURU KURESOI
274 KIPTAGICH SEC 1 1 2 NAKURU KURESOI
275 KIPTARAGON SEC 1 1 2 NAKURU KURESOI
276 KORABARIET 2 0 2 NAKURU KURESOI
277 KORAO GIRLS SECONDARY 1 1 2 NAKURU KURESOI
278 MKULIMA SEC SCH 1 1 2 NAKURU KURESOI
279 GITURU 1 1 2 NAKURU NAIVASHA
280 KIJABE T/SHIP SEC 1 1 2 NAKURU NAIVASHA
281 MIRERA 0 2 2 NAKURU NAIVASHA
282 MWICIRINGIRI SECONDARY SCHOOL 2 0 2 NAKURU NAIVASHA
283 FLAMINGO SEC 0 2 2 NAKURU NAKURU
284 RHINO SEC 1 1 2 NAKURU NAKURU
285 BISHOP EDWARD DONOVAN  SEC 1 1 2 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
286 MENENGAI HILL SEC 2 0 2 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
287 NDUNGIRI SEC 2 0 2 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
288 ST.JOSEPH KARI LANET 1 1 2 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
289 MOI SEC 2 0 2 NAKURU NAKURU WEST
290 BAGARIA 0 2 2 NAKURU NJORO
291 KAPTICH SECONDARY SCHOOL 0 2 2 NAKURU NJORO
292 KENYATTA MIXED 1 1 2 NAKURU NJORO
293 KERIKO SEC SCH 2 0 2 NAKURU NJORO
294 LUSIRU SECONDARY 1 1 2 NAKURU NJORO
295 MOSOP MIXED SECONDARY 2 0 2 NAKURU NJORO
296 SEGUTIET SECONDARY 2 0 2 NAKURU NJORO
297 SINENDET SEC 0 2 2 NAKURU NJORO
298 SIRYAT SECONDARY 1 1 2 NAKURU NJORO
299 KIPSYENAN SEC 1 1 2 NAKURU RONGAI
300 KOISAMO SECONDARY 0 2 2 NAKURU RONGAI
301 MATUIKU SEC 0 2 2 NAKURU RONGAI
302 MUHIGIA SEC 1 1 2 NAKURU RONGAI
303 OGILGEI SEC 1 1 2 NAKURU RONGAI
304 TUIYOTICH SECONDARY 2 0 2 NAKURU RONGAI
305 KABAZI SEC 2 0 2 NAKURU SUBUKIA
306 SAFINA HAJI 2 0 2 NAKURU SUBUKIA
307 ST ULRICH LAMA 1 1 2 NAKURU SUBUKIA
308 ARTHUR MAGUGU 0 1 1 NAKURU GILGIL
309 OLENGURUONE SEC 0 1 1 NAKURU KURESOI
310 CHANDERA SEC 0 1 1 NAKURU MOLO
311 MUKINYAI SEC 0 1 1 NAKURU MOLO
312 GITUAMBA SEC. 1 0 1 NAKURU NAIVASHA
313 LONGONOT TOWNSHIP SEC 1 0 1 NAKURU NAIVASHA
314 MARAIGUSHU 0 1 1 NAKURU NAIVASHA
315 NAIVASHA HIGH 0 1 1 NAKURU NAIVASHA
316 NGALA SCH FOR THE DEAF 0 1 1 NAKURU NAKURU
317 MURUNYU SEC 0 1 1 NAKURU NAKURU NORTH
318 KELELWET SEC 0 1 1 NAKURU NAKURU WEST
319 CHEPTOROI 1 0 1 NAKURU NJORO
320 KIANJOYA SEC 1 0 1 NAKURU NJORO
321 MUTARAKWA SECONDARY 0 1 1 NAKURU NJORO
322 MUTHIGA SECONDARY SCHOOL 0 1 1 NAKURU NJORO
323 NAISHI SEC 0 1 1 NAKURU NJORO
324 BANITA SEC 1 0 1 NAKURU RONGAI
325 KIAMUNYI SEC 1 0 1 NAKURU RONGAI
326 OLRONGAI SEC 1 0 1 NAKURU RONGAI
327 PIAVE SEC 0 1 1 NAKURU RONGAI
328 GITURA SEC 1 0 1 NAKURU SUBUKIA
329 GREEN HILLS 1 0 1 NAKURU SUBUKIA
330 OLMANYATTA SEC 1 0 1 NAKURU SUBUKIA
331 SIMBOIYON SEC 1 0 1 NAKURU SUBUKIA
332 ST PAUL KIRIKO SEC 0 1 1 NAKURU SUBUKIA
333 WIYUMIRIRIE SEC SCH 0 1 1 NAKURU SUBUKIA
. Totals 993 722 1715 . .
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Schools selling and donating food stuffs at stores

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Schools have started disposing perishable commodities in a move aimed at preventing massive losses. With uncertainties continuing to rock the education system, as to when schools would really reopen, the institutions have seen it fit to sell food items that may otherwise rot in stores.

At Nambale Boys High school, for instance, the administration has put up maize grains, sugar and rice for sale.

“Hello everyone. Due to the long vacation occasioned by COVID 19 Nambale Boys’ School is disposing the following items on the first come first served basis: 90Kg sack of maize at Ksh. 2500, 50 Kg sack of Sugar at Ksh. 5000 and 50 Kg sack of rice at Ksh. 3700,” reads an advert from the school.

Most schools had bought enough stock to last them the whole of 2020. But, schools were closed in March when the first cases of Covid-19 were reported in the country.

It is estimated that millions of bags of food items are decaying in school stores due to the prolonged closure of learning institutions.

Education Cabinet Secretary has since pushed the reopening of all basic learning institutions to January next year.

Some schools have opted to distribute the food stuffs to their BOM teachers and staff; with the latter going for months without salaries, now. Maralal, Naikarra and Maasai Girls High school are some of the institutions that have either sold the items or distributed them freely to their staffs.

With pockets of BOM teachers running dry, one teacher decided to auction his school’s bull to rtecover his pay. Joseph wandera (a teacher at Indangalasia school) sold the school’s 3 bulls to cover his salary till December 2020. Wandera’s bold decision was necessitated by the fact that the school had not paid him his salary for 3 consecutive months.

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FREE EDUCATION FUNDS

The Ministry of education has since promised to work-out a formula for cushioning the BOM employees.

Meanwhile, school heads want the Education Ministry to release second term fee; under the Free Education Programme, FPE. Through their umbrella union, the Kenya Secondary Schools Heads Association (KESSHA), the heads say schools need funds for necessary day-to-day operations.

“It should not be assumed that schools have no bills to settle when learners are at home. The money for schools was budgeted for and should have been released by now,” KESSHA Chairman Kahi Indimuli told the media, this past week.

Already, Kakamega County Senator Cleophas Malala has sought for answer,s from the Senate Education Committee, on what the government is doing to cushion the affected teachers and staff.

“Am seeking for a statement from the standing Committee on Education concerning the disbursement of Government capitation funds to schools and the measures put in place to cushion teachers employed by schools’ Boards of Management and Non-teaching staff during the Covid-19 pandemic in Kenya.” Says the Senator.

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CS Magoha gives reasons why schools may not reopen in January 2021

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Schools may not be reopened in January, 2021, after all. According to the latest sentiments by Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha, schools have not met the minimum reopening requirements.

Magoha says social distancing in schools, as one of the ways to curb spread of covid-19, would be a herculean task considering the fact that schools lack adequate infrastructure.

“It could have been expected that enough money should have been made available, right now, so that we improve on infrastructure,” the CS told Members of the Education Committee of Parliament during a virtual meeting on Thursday August 8, 2020.

Magoha remained non-committal on whether schools will definitely reopen in January and the exact dates.

He said the current spike in daily covid-19 numbers would push reopening of schools further. The lack of vaccine to put the virus at bay may also defer initial reopening plans.

Magoha told the Legislators that the Ministry will try to improve infrastructure in schools using the available funds.

“We are going to improve on the infrastructure according to the amount of money that is made available to us,” he added.

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TOUGH REOPENING CONDITIONS.

Last month, CS Magoha released  a draft report titled “Guidelines on Health and Safety Protocols for Reopening of Basic Education Institutions Amid Covid-19 Pandemic”. The report listed a number of requirements all schools will be required to implement before resuming classes.

Some of those measures, as stipulated in the report, are: ensuring constant availability of liquid soap, hand washing facilities, disinfectants, thermo-guns and face masks and enforcing their utilization.

Schools will be, at the same time, to upgrade their buildings, improve or install age, disability and gender appropriate hygiene facilities such as toilets and bathrooms to ease congestion.

The Senate Committee on Education, last month, asked Magoha to adopt a phased reopening calendar for schools; effective September, 2020.

After meeting Stake-holders, a fortnight ago, the CS announced his and the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) will implement a community-based learning approach.

In the new model, teachers will be mapped with learners to offer learning at no cost. The TSC is expected to provide guidelines on the implementation of the programme; that is set to kick-off in September.

The CS has since postponed the reopening of TTCs, TVET and Universities for face to face sessions till January, 2020. The institutions were initially set for reopening in September.

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CS Magoha says funds for BOM staff and teachers’ salaries released to schools

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Payment of salaries for teachers engaged by Boards of Management (BOMs) will solely be a responsibility of individual schools. This is according to Education Cabinet Secretary Prof. George Magoha. In his latest response to queries by Members of Parliament, Magoha says management of teachers is a role played by the Teachers Service Commission, TSC, and not the Ministry.

“The funds that the Ministry disburses to schools does not include the provision for teachers on Boards of Managements (BOMs).” Says the CS.

“The engagement of BOM teachers is independently done by respective BOMs without the involvement of the Ministry.” he added.

Magoha was responding to a query by Emuhaya Member of Parliament Omboko Milemba who is also Chair of the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education (KUPPET). Hon Omboko wanted to know ‘what measures is the Ministry putting in place to ensure that workers and teachers employed by BOMs are continuously paid during this covid-19 pandemic.’

But, Magoha says the Ministry already released free education funds to schools to ‘enable them continue paying wages to their support staff.

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“All the requisite funds have already been released to schools. Therefore, it is expected that the support staff will continue receiving their wages.” Notes the CS.

On Thursday last week, CS Magoha indeed confirmed that BOM teachers will receive their salaries has the funds have already been set aside.

CS Education,Prof. George Magoha when he met Stake holders last week.

“The Government has set aside sufficient funds to pay Board of Management teachers, non-teaching staff; including security men and women to ensure proper maintenance and safety in schools,” Magoha told the press after a meeting with Stakeholders.

It will now be up to respective schools to see to it that both the BOM teachers and staff are paid from the Ministry funds.

KUPPET has lauded the recent move by the Ministry to ensure teachers get their dues.

“KUPPET commends the government for providing salaries to teachers and other workers employed by BOMs in Public schools… The government’s action is a direct response to appeals by KUPPET,” the union said via a press statement on Friday.

Even as BOM teachers and staff see light at the end of the tunnel, the future is bleak for their counterparts in private schools. Appeals to the government for bail out have fallen on deaf ears.

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Education Ministry releases free education funds to schools; Here is the amount released and what BOM teachers get

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The Ministry of education has finally released free education funds to all public schools in the country. The funds for tranche 2 disbursement had been withheld due to the current prolonged closure of all learning institutions; as a result of the covid-19 pandemic.

The ministry used data for learners registered with NEMIS (national education management information system). Each secondary school learner got Sh3,725 in the latest disbursement.

The funds were deposited in the schools’ operations accounts between August 3 and 5, 2020; with no disbursement for the tuition account.

Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha confirmed that indeed the funds have hit schools’ accounts.

“All the requisite funds have already been released to schools. Therefore, it is expected that the support staff will continue receiving their wages.” He told Legislators last week.

Magoha said the funds will be used to pay teachers working on Board of Management terms and Sub-ordinate staff; who have gone for 5 months without salaries.

“The Government has set aside sufficient funds to pay Board of Management teachers, non-teaching staff; including security men and women to ensure proper maintenance and safety in schools,” he explained.

In total each learner in all public schools receives Sh22,244 per year under the government’s Free Day Secondary Education (FDSE) program. Of this Sh9,400 goes into operations including Personal Emoluments (Salaries and wages for BOM staff).

 TABLE SHOWING THE FDSE Structure

S/NO. ITEM AMOUNT (KES)
1 Tuition 4,144.00
2 Medical/ Insurance 2,000.00
3 Activity 1,500.00
4 SMASSE 200.00
5 Other Vote Heads 9,400.00
6 Maintenance and Improvement 5,000.00
7 Grand Total 22,244.00

Other vote heads: local travel and transport, Administration, Electricity, Personnel emolument.

BOM TEACHERS, STAFF GIVEN A RAW DEAL BY SCHOOLS

In related news, schools have embarked on the process of paying BOM teachers and staff. A spot check showed that most schools had only opted to pay part of the July salaries; writing off the unpaid balances.

“My monthly salary is Sh12,000. But, I have just received a pay of Sh5,500 only. Attempts to reach the Principal have been futile with his phone either going unanswered or off,” said one of the affected teachers but, who sought anonymity for fear of being victimized.

At Arnesen’s High School, the BOM teachers have been told that they will only be paid part of their August, 2020 salaries.

“Subject to a BOM meeting held on August 4, 2020 it was decided that you will be paid half salary in August, 2020,” says the memo at our disposal.

“From September 1, 2020 you will proceed on unpaid leave until such a time when the Ministry gives further instructions on reopening (dates) of schools,” the memo goes on to say.

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It is not clear on whether schools should pay all arrears, owed to the BOM staff, using the just disbursed funds. Apart from paying salaries and wages, the funds in the operations account are also used to meet local and transport, administration and electricity expenses.

Disbursement of capitation to schools will done in the ratio 50:30:20; for term 1, 2 and 3 respectively.

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