Nyamira Girls Secondary School Details
Nyamira Girls’ Secondary School is a girls only boarding school located in Bondo constituency , Siaya county. The School came into being in 1967 as a single streamed Harambee School when the idea was hatched by the late Vice President Jaramogi Oginga Odinga and other elders.
The school is located along the shores of Lake Victoria, in Nyamira village, Nyawita sub location, Bondo Township location. Maranda division. Bondo Sub-county, Siaya County. In 1971, the government took full control of the school. In 1972, the number of streams increased from one to three. In 2012 the school was registered as a five streamed school but the students’ population keeps increasing every year. It is one of the biggest girls’ schools in Bondo Constituency/Sub-county.
School Motto, Vision, and Mission
Motto: Strive to Excel
Vision: A school of choice for transiting girls to university and national development
Mission: To admit, induct and facilitate learners’ intellectual growth by nurturing their talents through efficient and effective service delivery
Policy: To impart Knowledge, Skills, and Virtues that contributes to Globally Competitive education.
CORE VALUES:
1. Result focus – to provide results in all our activities, undertakings and relationships.
2. Dynamism: – we embrace innovation and value new ideas to enhance our performance and environment
3. Integrity: All our activities are performed in the spirit of trust, transparency, and honesty
4. Gender sensitivity: in all our interactions, we respect God and give equal opportunities for gender equity
5. Professionalism
6. Teamwork
7. God-fearing
Nyamira Girls Secondary School Contacts
School Name: NYAMIRA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL
Physical Location: Bondo
Address: P .O. BOX 78-40601, Bondo
City/Town: Bondo
County: Siaya
School Category: Public
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Phone Number: 0734 566 464, 0706 596 464.
Email: Not available will be updated later
Website:www.nyamira.girls.secondary.school.co.ke
Nyamira Girls Secondary School – Highlights
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Nyamira Girls Secondary School – Facilities
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Nyamira Girls Secondary School Club and society
Nyamira Girls are ensuring that the co-curricular programs are well augmented to ensure the wellness of the students, and give them a chance to socialize, relax, share ideas and pursue their talents and other passions other than academic work, the school has made it mandatory for each student to identify with one society and one club. So far, the school has three registered societies in the school.
1. The Young Christian Union
2. The Seventh Day Adventists
3. The Christian Union
These societies are faith-based and are a platform for the spiritual growth of the learners which is key to their spiritual, attitudinal and character formation. As the freedom of worship remains a guaranteed right enshrined in the Republic’s Constitution under the Bill of Rights, they are striving to provide an inclusive environment to all the students so that they congregate every Thursday or any other day they deem relevant to their activities. They are also putting modalities in place to register more societies including religious one such as one for the Muslim students as a matter of embracing the blessing of diversity that the school has come to enjoy by virtue of becoming an Extra County school that now attracts students from all backgrounds and walks of life in Kenya.
They have many clubs too and they are striving to increase them to cater to the learners’ diverse needs and interests.
the school has remained committed to opening the participatory space in clubs and societies for all students. Therefore, they encourage each student not to feel left out but join and actively participate based on their interest so that they can nurture their talents and interest which will serve to elevate them to their rightful places in after-school life and set them on the path of success, fulfillment, and happiness.
However, in doing this, strict observance of the school rules, the laws of the land and the societal moral expectations will and must be adhered to at all times to ensure that the school remains a safe and conducive place for learning and growth,and that at the end of it all, the students become responsible citizens who will take Kenya to the next level of glory and success.