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About the school

A girls' boarding school in Trans Nzoia County, rooted in the African Inland Church.

Who we are

AIC Kipkeikei Girls' Senior School is a public girls' boarding school in Trans Nzoia East Sub-County, Trans Nzoia County, Kenya. It is sponsored by the African Inland Church (AIC) and has the status of a County School.

Our crest carries an open book, a pencil and a pen, and a graduation cap, with the motto Consecrate them into truth. It tells our families what we stand for: learning that is honest, and character that is formed in faith.

Our slogan, Purpose to excel, is a reminder to every girl that she is here for a reason.

The Music Club trophy at the presentation table, with guests handing over certificates

Vision, mission and values

Vision

To be a model girls school in academic excellence, spirituality and social integration.

Mission

To provide a conducive environment for a girl child to develop her full potential.

Core values

  • God fearing
  • Integrity
  • Professionalism
  • Teamwork
  • Fidelity to law

Our history

From the first four classrooms to a full Senior School.

  1. The school begins

    The first girls are separated from Kipkeikei Mixed High School, with Mrs. Tecla Koech as founding Principal. Hon. Joshua Kuttuny funds the first four classrooms through the NG-CDF.

  2. Consecration

    Rev. Dr. Silas Yego of the AIC consecrates the school in prayer. Five girls are present at the founding.

  3. Chaplaincy launched

    The school chaplaincy starts guiding worship, prayer and Bible study.

  4. Senior School under CBE

    The school takes learners into Senior School, Grades 10 to 12, under the Competency Based Education curriculum.

  5. Music Club trophy

    The school celebrates the Music Club's trophy from the Kenya Music Festival.

Faith and sponsorship

The school is sponsored by the African Inland Church. A school chaplaincy has been part of school life since 2013, and daily prayers and worship are part of the boarding routine. Learners of other faiths are welcome, and clubs for Christian, Catholic, Adventist and Muslim learners have been active in the school.

School management

The school is led by the Principal and Deputy Principal with the Board of Management (BOM) and the Parents Association (PA/PTA).

Meet the leadership

Come and see the school

Parents and guardians are welcome to visit by arrangement with the Principal's office.

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