Kianda School
Source: http://www.kiandaschool.ac.ke
Archived: 2026-04-23 16:47
Kianda School
Information
About Us
Formation Activities
Peperuka Scholarships
Activities
Calendar
Exam Results
Admissions
Admissions Process
How to Apply for Bursary
Application Form
School Fees
Uniform
Transport
Quick Links
Contact Us
News & Events
FAQs
LMS Portal
The Schools
Kianda School - Primary
Kianda Junior School
Kianda School - Secondary
Our Values
RISE with Freedom
Read More
Welcome to Kianda School
To develop innovative leaders who provide and share solutions for a better world.
Read More
Scholarships
Empower Her Education - Learn About Our Financial Support.
Read More
Coming up this week
School Opens 28th April 2026
See more Events
Formation Activities
At Kianda, we emphasize that spiritual preparation is essential for the girls.
Read more
Who We Are
Kianda Foundation opened Kianda School as a result of numerous requests from past students of Kianda College. Kianda College was the first multiracial college in Africa. Miss. Olga Marlin in her book To Africa with a Dream, says “In 1973 an alumnus of Kianda by the name of Naomi Waiyaki mentioned that she would so much like her daughter who was then in primary school, “to benefit from the personal attention given at Kianda, as I did in Kianda College. Couldn’t you start a secondary school?” Other alumnae said the same. Later I mentioned this to the Father (Monsignor Escriva), and he encouraged the idea."
The school started on 9th January 1977 with 40 form one students, among them Her Excellency Margaret Kenyatta the First Lady of Kenya. The school now has about 900 students. The first Headmistress of the school was Miss Mary Kibera. She was later succeeded by Miss Margaret Roche a Kenyan of Irish descent.
Read More
Together, we are Kianda.
Primary School
Junior School
Secondary School
Kianda Community
At Kianda School , we embrace, nurture and honour the uniqueness of all people in the community, crafting an inclusive culture that puts people first.
5 - 7
Wellbeing Programs run each term
950+
+
Culturally diverse College community
Kianda Community
What’s On
The New Sports Complex
Outdoor Sports Ground
Indoor Sports Ground
Easter Cantanta Program
News
Inter-House Games Competition
News
Information
About Us
Formation Activities
Peperuka Scholarships
Activities
Calendar
Exam Results
Admissions
Admissions Process
How to Apply for Bursary
Application Form
School Fees
Uniform
Transport
Quick Links
Contact Us
News & Events
FAQs
LMS Portal
The Schools
Kianda School - Primary
Kianda Junior School
Kianda School - Secondary
Our Values
RISE with Freedom
Read More
Welcome to Kianda School
To develop innovative leaders who provide and share solutions for a better world.
Read More
Scholarships
Empower Her Education - Learn About Our Financial Support.
Read More
Coming up this week
School Opens 28th April 2026
See more Events
Formation Activities
At Kianda, we emphasize that spiritual preparation is essential for the girls.
Read more
Who We Are
Kianda Foundation opened Kianda School as a result of numerous requests from past students of Kianda College. Kianda College was the first multiracial college in Africa. Miss. Olga Marlin in her book To Africa with a Dream, says “In 1973 an alumnus of Kianda by the name of Naomi Waiyaki mentioned that she would so much like her daughter who was then in primary school, “to benefit from the personal attention given at Kianda, as I did in Kianda College. Couldn’t you start a secondary school?” Other alumnae said the same. Later I mentioned this to the Father (Monsignor Escriva), and he encouraged the idea."
The school started on 9th January 1977 with 40 form one students, among them Her Excellency Margaret Kenyatta the First Lady of Kenya. The school now has about 900 students. The first Headmistress of the school was Miss Mary Kibera. She was later succeeded by Miss Margaret Roche a Kenyan of Irish descent.
Read More
Together, we are Kianda.
Primary School
Junior School
Secondary School
Kianda Community
At Kianda School , we embrace, nurture and honour the uniqueness of all people in the community, crafting an inclusive culture that puts people first.
5 - 7
Wellbeing Programs run each term
950+
+
Culturally diverse College community
Kianda Community
What’s On
The New Sports Complex
Outdoor Sports Ground
Indoor Sports Ground
Easter Cantanta Program
News
Inter-House Games Competition
News