Let's take a tour at Derrick's school

Derrick with his classmate and good friend, Marvin

Linet and I traveled to visit Derrick at his school

School motto: Strive to excel

Part of the school compound

School bus used for traveling to competitions and field trips

Another view of the school compound

One of two milk cows owned by the school

One of the classrooms

Derrick with one of his teachers, Madam Sheila

Blackboard instruction

Because we visited on a Saturday, there were no classes in session

This dormitory burned down earlier in the school year.
Sadly, this is a common occurrence throughout Kenya.
Fortunately no one was hurt, as Derrick helped to arouse the others.

Nice surrounding landscapes

Derrick pretends to ring the tire wheel for lunch

We hope you enjoyed the tour!

It was a tiring 14-hour day for me, but meant so much to Derrick, who
finishes his Form Three, junior year, this week. I'm glad we went!

Visiting Tony, Adu (Anderson), and Robai (Janepha)

Albert Mutambo and I have had many good conversations in his
office in the four years Tony has attended Milo Boys.

Two librarians at the newly opened library

Poster helping students make wise choices

Tony, with his principal, the day prior to finishing his KCSE
exam at the end of his final year of secondary school

Adu (Anderson) takes his KCPE exam this week,
completing Class Eight (his final year of Primary School)

A view of the compound at Sinoko Andeyo

Margaret and I traveled via matatu and a motorbike to reach our destination

I'm taking the photograph while seated behind a boda boda driver

Robai was very happy with our visit at St. Catherine's Secondary
School, where she's finishing her Form Two (sophomore year).

Margaret and I briefly visited with the principal and deputy principal.
Robai then joined us as we chatted at length with one of her teachers
concerning her remaining two years of secondary school.