Kiamuya Secondary School
Kiamuya secondary school is about 3 miles from Othaya in
Nyeri county. It was established in 1968 as a community (harambee) school.
It is a mixed day school with a school population of 314 and a teaching
staff of 15.
PCAT provides an annual grant of £750. This has been used to fund the
setting up of the Peter Cowley Africa Trust computer lab. The computer
lab project started in 2004. It continues to provide basic computer
skills to students. In addition it provides a resource for the school
for the typing and printing of internal examinations as well as enabling
the school to have internet access.
The computer lab is also used by the neighbouring primary school for
computer lessons for the teachers and by other local groups for
typing and printing documents. Grants from PCAT have supported the
cost of building and equipping a new computer laboratory. Recent grants
from PCAT have continued to fund IT development at the school
Dave Eldridge, one of PCAT's trustees, taught at Kiamuya during his gap year in 1976.
The new Peter Cowley computer lab and library.
The computer lab at Kiamuya School in action!
PCAT provides an annual grant of £750. This has been used to fund the
setting up of the Peter Cowley Africa Trust computer lab. The computer
lab project started in 2004. It continues to provide basic computer
skills to students. In addition it provides a resource for the school
for the typing and printing of internal examinations as well as enabling
the school to have internet access.
The computer lab is also used by the neighbouring primary school for
computer lessons for the teachers and by other local groups for
typing and printing documents. Grants from PCAT have supported the cost
of building and equipping a new computer laboratory. Recent grants from
PCAT have continued to fund IT development at the school
Dave Eldridge, one of PCAT's trustees, taught at Kiamuya during his gap year in 1976.
The new Peter Cowley computer lab and library.
The computer lab at Kiamuya School in action!