Our History
Kereri Girls Senior School was started in 1965 by PAG Kenya (Pentecostal Assemblies of God). Our school has been headed since then by different Principals to the present time, currently under Chief Principal Tabitha Mogonchi. Our school is now government-sponsored.
We are situated in Kisii County, along the Kisii–Keroka Highway.
We have over the years made a great effort to produce well-trained, cultured and responsible citizens, as clearly outlined in the school's motto, vision and mission statements.
Foundations
To be a centre of academic excellence, anchored on integrity.
To nurture disciplined, capable young women through quality teaching, strong mentorship, and a partnership between the school, parents and the wider community.
Traditions
Guided by the simple yet profound principle: "Elimu na Nidhamu"
Almighty Father, bless us Kereri, to do the best in all, greatness in our endeavour.
(I can do everything through Him who gives me strength) x2
With our school motto, Elimu na Nidhamu,
From our hearts to shine, discipline and integrity (x2)
Be nurtured and educated for the society, academic excellence (x2)
I pledge my loyalty to the President and Nation of Kenya, my readiness and duty to defend the flag of our Republic, my devotion to the words of our national anthem, my life and strength in the task of our nation building. In the living spirit embodied in our national motto — Harambee! And perpetuated in the national philosophy of Peace, Love and Unity!
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world."
— Nelson Mandela
Leadership
The leadership behind the discipline, structure and results at Kereri Girls Senior School.
"The sky is no limit for neither our school, nor our girls. They have great potential to change our country and the world at large. My deep gratitude to our sponsors, all stakeholders and our community, for your endless support."
Fully committed to enabling every Kereri girl to leave school transformed, ready to impact society positively.
