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As schools across the country reopen for the first term of the year, education stakeholders are exploring alternative funding initiatives to help keep vulnerable children in class amid ongoing concerns over school costs and resource gaps. At Sigona Golf Club, investment firm Finaltus hosted a charity golf tournament aimed at raising funds to support learners

Bridge International Academies Foundation has launched a new school feeding programme dubbed “One Cup, One Future,” aimed at providing a daily morning meal to lower-grade pupils. Unveiled at Bridge Kinoo in Nairobi, the initiative targets hunger as a key barrier to learning by offering a cup of nutritious uji (porridge) at the start of each

In a modest home in Kware, Nairobi County, lives Chrispo Osieko, a 17-year-old whose dreams have always been bigger than his circumstances. Osieko has made his mark academically after posting an outstanding score in the 2024 KCSE. He was a candidate at Alliance Boys High School. The road to success was anything but easy. His

A field of 200 golfers will feature in the Finaltus charity golf tournament on Sunday at Sigona Golf. The tournament, which has been organized by the Investment and Transaction Advisory firm and the Bridge International Academies Foundation, is aimed at paying school fees for underprivileged children. Finaltus Executive Director, Paul Kamau, said his company shall

Bridge International Academies in Kenya has over the years established itself as a leader in child safeguarding. The first safeguarding training for Bridge Kenya teachers and school leaders took place in December 2008, before the first Bridge school even opened in 2009. “Since the very beginning, Bridge International Academies have made the safety of their

Bridge Kinna has been selected by the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development and the Kenyan Ministry of Education to take part in the curriculum pilot which will start later this week. The Kenyan education system will be adopting a new curriculum in the next few months, moving away from an old system that has been

In a modest home in Kware, Nairobi county, lives Chrispo Osieko, a 17-year-old whose dreams have always been bigger than his circumstances. Osieko has made his mark in the academic world after achieving an A minus with 80 points in the 2024 KCSE. He was a candidate at Alliance Boys High School. But the journey