Posted by: admin | October 29, 2009

ADMISSION

ADMISSION

Nyali Primary School (run by the Mombasa Parents  Club) is a primary school located off Links Road.  It is a day school with ultra-modern facilities  including a swimming pool and computer laboratories. It is one of the best performing schools in Coast province with a very promising trend in national examinations.

Due to the growing population, the school is in process of expansion to become a 3 stream school from Std 1 to 7.  There are thus vacancies in all classes mentioned above. Interviews are currently being held at the school for the 2010 intake.

Contacts

Nyali Primary School

P.O BOX 81050

MOMBASA 80100

0722881262

nyalischool@gmail.com , mpc@africaonline.co.ke

http://nyaliprimary.wordpress.com

 

 

 

Posted by: admin | October 29, 2009

KCPE BOOSTER2

Posted by: admin | October 23, 2009

KCPE BOOSTER1

Posted by: admin | October 14, 2009

Yahoo Scam that may scare you

I know you receive spam every day in your email, but this is a special one. Some Yahoo accounts have been hijacked and you may receive a message like the one below, which came from a parent’s account but he was not the one writing it.

Please Help Me

Wed, October 7, 2009 5:23:54 PM

From: Patrick Abungu <(hidden for security purposes)@yahoo.com>  
To: (hidden for security purposes) @yahoo.com

Am sorry i didn’t inform you about my urgent trip to London, i don’t have much time on the PC here,so i have to brief you my present situation which requires your urgent response actually, I had a trip to London but unfortunately for me all my money got stolen at the hotel where i lodged due to a robbery incident that happened in the hotel.I had been so restless since last night because i have been without any money moreover the Hotel’s telephone lines here got disconnected by the robbers and they are trying to get them fixed back i have access to only emails at the library because my mobile cant work here so i didn’t bring it along,please i want you to help me with money so please can you send me 850 Pounds so when i return back i would refund it back to you as soon as i get home,I am so confused right now and don’t know what to do, I had been to the embassy and they are currently looking into my case,Please send the money through Western Union Money Transfer so i will get it immediately its sent,i want you to please transfer the money as soon as possible.Here is the details you need for the transfer below,

Receivers Names:Patrick Abungu
Receivers Address: 328 Mile End Road
City- London
Country- UK
Zip Code- E1 4NS

Please get back to me as soon as you have the money sent,once you are done with the transfer just help me to scan a copy of the receipt given to you by Western Union or help me to write out the Money Transfer Control Number(MTCN)

I will be waiting for your help. Thank you so much

Best Regards
Patrick

Similar emails can be noted here:

http://dir.groups.yahoo.com/group/CJAMNBROS/message/716

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=389&topic_id=6756651&mesg_id=6756651

http://www.getty.edu/education/teacherartexchange/archive/Nov08/0147.html

The parent has since sent an apology to all people who received it, but your account may also be hijacked, especially if it is Yahoo. A while ago, these fraudsters sent emails promising to delete your account if you did not sent your security questions by posing to be Yahoo. They thus obtained access to your account.

What if i receive such email?

The best thing to do is to confirm by phone.

What can I do to avoid this hijack?

Change your account password. However, there is a possibility the fraudsters may still access your account through your security questions. What I would advice is to get a gmail account.

We shall also be using a new technology called Wave starting next year, which is based on Gmail. The school will also soon be migrating from yahoo.

Posted by: admin | October 12, 2009

Nyali School Website

We are sorry for the delay, but the proposal to have a school website was finally approved. A web designer in Nairobi is already working on the site which should be up and running within the next three months.

However, we intend to keep this blog for posting results and quick comments. Once the website is running, I will also look at the possibility of syndication using RSS just like it is possible through this blog.

I have also forwarded a proposal to the school administration on computerization of all school records (as opposed to only the financial records which are fully computerized). This will cost the school Ksh 83,000/= Communication will thus be automated, through email and a linked database. If approved, the project should be up and running in January 2010. Bear with me if the same is not approved, which is likely.

S. Wanda

ICT and related technologies.

Posted by: admin | October 12, 2009

End of September 2009 examinations

Posted by: admin | October 5, 2009

KCPE FOCUS

Below are results of the recent examination we have done. As you will note, this is the highest score we have attained yet and through God’s guidance, we hope to excel. Please pray with us as we finish the race and assist our dear children achieve their goals.

KCPE FOCUS

for Mr. Kombo

PRINCIPAL

Posted by: admin | September 29, 2009

KCPE 2009 candidates’ progress

It has been our practice to expose our KCPE candidates to weekly testing. The results below show our last three examinations from the candidate class. As you will notice, the results are very promising and when we patch up the few areas which need individualized attention, we are sure, through God’s grace, the pupils will excel. Please pray with us as we work towards our aspirations and the goals of our children.

Week 2 Sept 2009 Std 8 KCPE Opener

Week 3 Sep 2009 Std 8 KCPE Approach

week 4 Sept 2009 Std 8 KCPE Prediction

for MR KOMBO J

PRINCIPAL

Posted by: admin | September 21, 2009

Upgrade of Computer Room

We are in the process of upgrading the computer room to ensure that each child uses a machine alone. An important step towards that direction has been the donation of 38 computers courtesy of the Kenya Ports Authority. We have however not been in a position to have all the machines fixed due to lack of enough sockets, which I had recommended that be fixed by purchase of 20 extension cables.  We also placed a requisition for a 8ft by 8ft white canvas on 6th September 2009 for use with the projector. Other items we have suggested to be purchased for the upgrade include:-

a) two tables

b) Circuit breaker and stabilizer

c) Air conditioner

d) 10 VGA cables

Due to ergonomics, we have also requested that the school purchases 50 seats to replace the current 33 stools which are not recommended due to the strain on the backbone. It is worth noting that some of these recommendations may need to be implemented in years to come, thus any generous support towards the same will be highly appreciated.

Posted by: admin | August 9, 2009

Girl Power Mentorship Weekend

This very educative programme ended today at the school.  Attended by 50 girls from Mombasa, the sessions covered overcoming inferiority complex and traditional mindsets, food and nutrition, child-parent relationships and personality development. It was a very successful event and if your girl missed it, then she missed out on an opportunity of a lifetime.

Posted by: admin | August 8, 2009

End of Term 2 Results

Below are links to results for the End of Term 2 examination 2009

std 8 end term 2

std 8 mock

std 7

std 6

std 5

std 4

std3

std 2

std1

Posted by: admin | July 26, 2009

GIRL POWER MENTORSHIP WEEKEND

This email is from a parent. I thought the programme may be important for your daughters.

P.O. Box 89112 – 80100                                                                        Tel.  +254 712 766839

Mombasa.                                                                                                     +254 733 695721

Dear Sir/ Madam,

RE: A GIRL POWER MENTORSHIP WEEKEND.

Today’s young people are faced with many issues especially because of the challenges that have come with modernization. The gap between teachers/parents and young people has become too wide; communication between these groups has become strained. Issues like relationships, personal development are not be discussed more openly and frequently. This has left our children relying on the media, peers, or even strangers for valuable information which many times is distorted.

We therefore need to empower our children and youth to make good beneficial choices in all areas of their lives.  In this respect we are organizing a girl power mentorship weekend. It is geared towards creating a more creative, assertive, informed and focused girl child in our societies. We are using women role models to discuss several topics. Learning shall be interactive and interspersed with fun activities such as games, music and dancing. Our focus this time is girls aged 10 – 16 years. They shall be divided into 2 groups; 10-13years and 14 -16years.

The resource persons are women who have distinguished themselves in their various fields. They have a heart for the girl child and are very instrumental in matters concerning the development and empowerment of young girls and other women. They include the following persons:

  • Dr. Alice Mwaka (Medical Doctor)

Dr. Alice Mwaka, a medical doctor with many years of experience working with different organizations in Mombasa town. She is currently studying for a Masters degree in Public Health and has a special interest in health promotion and research. She is a mother of three.

  • Mrs. Mariam Maawy (Architect)

Mariam Maawy is one of the few Kenyan women who have ventured into the traditionally male fields. She is an Architect by profession. She is a graduate of the University of Nairobi. She has served in several Boards nationally including the Kenya Anti corruption Commission Board and the National Procurement Board to which she is the chair. She also serves in the council for her professional body. She is a mother of one.

  • Dr. Rahab Muinga ( Scientist)

Dr.Rahab has proved that women can do sciences and excel, she has been an Animal Scientist for 30 years and is currently, the Centre Director of Kenya Agricultural Research Institute’s centre at Mtwapa and in charge of Agricultural research in Coast Province. She has a PhD. (Science) University of Aberdeen, MSc. (Animal Production) University of Nairobi and BSc. (Agriculture) University of Nairobi. She is a supervisor and examiner in both local and international universities, also a part time lecturer in Kenyatta University – Mombasa campus teaching ‘Cellular basis of life’. She is also a referee for the Agricultural Systems Journal (Elsevier) and reviewer for the Biennial KARI conference, the East African Agricultural and Forestry Journal and the Journal of Cell and Animal Biology. She is involved in empowerment of women and the youth through motivational talks throughout the country. She is a mother of four.

  • Mrs. Mercy Deche ( Lawyer)

An Advocate of the High court of Kenya and part time Law lecturer. She has a Law Degree from the University of Nairobi and a Masters in Family Law from the University of London. Mercy sits on the Governing council of Fida- Kenya and has wide experience in empowerment of women and children. She is a mother of three.

  • Mrs. Mariam Mpaata( Counsellor)

A Professional Counselor with a vast experience in dealing with youth. Currently, the Director of Junior Stars Football School in Mombasa and in charge of  the counseling department. Holds Degree in Development Studies from Makerere University, a Higher Diploma in Counseling Studies from Kenya Association of Professional Counsellors, and is a published poet. She is passionately devoted to seeing the youth world wide empowered and developed to their full potential. Has worked with youth groups within East Africa.  Currently pursuing a Trainer of Trainers in Counselling. She is a mother of three.  

  • Mrs. Grace Wakesho Mahinda (Entrepreneur)

A proprietor of Williams Insurance Agency and a business mentor to the youth. She is currently pursuing a degree in counseling studies from Methodist University. She is working on a life changing project that will empower young people with business skills. She has been married for 23yrs and is mother of three; 22yrs, 16yrs and 12yrs.

  • Mrs. Mary Chibule (Lecturer/Career Counsellor)

Mary is a graduate of Kenyatta University where she studied design. She holds a Masters in counseling. She currently lectures at Shanzu teachers college and at the Methodist University. She is involved in various programmes geared towards empowerment of the girl child. She is a mother of two.

  • Miss Beatrice Gambo (Development Consultant)

A development programme coordinator working with the Palm international at the coast,

She has worked closely with the Late Hon. Maitha Kharisa on the coconut development at the coast. She has held discussions with the President of Kenya, Hon. Mwai Kibaki, and former Vice President Hon. Moody Awori about the marginalization of the coast province. These discussions have contributed to the development of Universities at the coast and the horticulture development authority. She passionately advocates for the development of better education at the coast.

What we shall cover How they will benefit
  • Career guidance and  Study tips

-        Time management and setting reading time tables.

-        achieving excellent results

-        revising for examinations

  • Be able to identify more practical careers / passions.
  • Develop study skills that will bring about excelling in academics
  • Personal growth

-        Role modeling through personal experiences

-        discovering inner self

-        acceptance of self

-        nurturing your dreams/ passions

-        setting your goals

  • Be empowered on issues affecting society; knowledge is power
  • Be assertive, focused and enhance personal growth.
  • Interact with other girls and ladies from different backgrounds and social interactions.
  • Get first hand experience from female role models
  • Build their self esteem and confidence.
  • Health

-        HIV/AIDS sensitization

-        Drugs awareness

-        Eating healthy

  • Create a health conscious generation
  • Stress management
  • Understand what stress is
  • Learn to identify what leads to stress
  • Develop skills of coping with stress
  • Discipline
  • be able to over come peer pressures
  • develop principled and focused character traits
  • Parent/child relationships
  • fulfilled, open and happy relationships
  • communication skills
  • Physical fitness/ games / fun dances
  • physical fitness and relaxation tips

We intend to pursue this project every holiday and even extend it to the boys and other older categories like 17 and above.

The participants will also be issued with certificates on completion of the training.

We therefore request that your institution be part of this girl empowerment strategy by allowing the girls to participate. Early registration is preferred as the number of participants is limited to 200girls within the coast region.

Tickets will be availed to your institution.

VENUE: NYALI PRIMARY SCHOOL

DATES: 8TH TO 9TH AUGUST 2009

TIME: SAT: 9AM TO 5PM

SUN: 2PM TO 6PM

CHARGES: 1500KSHS PER GIRL (inclusive of lunch and snacks)

We shall be glad to discuss with you any other details regards this activity.

We await your positive response regards this proposal.

Thank you very much.

Yours faithfully,

MARIAM M.MPAATA

PROGRAMME DIRECTOR.

DISCOVERING TALENT TOGETHER!!

Posted by: admin | July 26, 2009

Computer Syllabus

In line with our ICT Policy 2008-2010, we have purchased animated software to be incorporated in our syllabus. During August holidays, the testing process which started two weeks ago will go on after which incorporation and change of the syllabus, taking into consideration pedagogical factors. The new syllabus will not only place emphasis on computer skills, but will encompass

- Science and Ecosystem

-Arithmetic and logicSample screen of the Kindergarten Art Club

-Music

-Art and Crafts

-Exploration

Sample screen of the Kindergarten Art Club

Posted by: admin | July 8, 2009

End of June Exam Results

Below are links to examination results for the just concluded End of June Examinations. Please go through them and discuss with your child.

Mr. John Kombo

School Principal

STD 8

STD 7

STD 6

STD 5

STD 4

STD 3

STD 2

STD 1

Posted by: admin | June 15, 2009

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8100295.stm

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8100295.stm

Facebook Swahili version launched

The social-networking website Facebook has launched in Swahili, targeting more than 110m speakers of the language.
A group of Swahili scholars launched the new version with the permission of the California-based internet firm.
Facebook use has spread over the past five years in East and Central Africa, where most Swahili-speakers live.
Analysts say a Hausa version could be launched next in West Africa and Zulu for southern Africa. Facebook already exists in Afrikaans.
Symon Wanda*, one of the project’s initiators, said they wanted to launch a Swahili version to safeguard the future of the language.
“The youth, the future generation, if you look at the biggest percentage of users on Facebook, they are the youth,” he told the BBC’s Network Africa programme.
“They can easily navigate through when it’s maybe a language they understand, which makes it easier to use the Swahili than to use the English.”
The BBC’s Ruth Nesoba, in Nairobi, says the Swahili site has already been on trial for some time and word has spread quickly.
Facebook’s Simon Wanda says they have been monitoring the take-up and says more than 60% of Facebook users in East Africa are already using the Swahili version.
The bulk of Swahili-speakers live in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, parts of the Horn of Africa, Malawi, Mozambique and the Indian Ocean islands.
Facebook already exists in some 50 language versions.

*Simon Wanda is our IT department instructor.

Posted by: admin | June 3, 2009

Results- End of May 2009 (Upper)

Click on the links to access results for the UPPER PRIMARY classes:

STD 8

STD 7

STD 6

STD 5

STD 4

Lower primary scores will be posted later, on a separate post.

Posted by: admin | June 3, 2009

End May 2009 Examination Analysis

Here is the analysis of the performance (Upper Primary) for the end of Month examination completed on 29th May 2009.

ANALYSIS SHEET

CLASS

The links to individual pupil results are the separate post on the post above.

Posted by: admin | May 25, 2009

Ushering in a new Management

Following the AGM held at the school premises on Saturday 23/5/2009, we are happy to announce the following new team of management members:

Chairman: Mr. Daniel K. Tanui

Vice Chairman: Mr. Ali Mandhry

Hon. Secretary: Mr. Humphrey Njiru

Treasurer: Mr. Amos Maunde

Edu. Secretary: Mrs Geraldine Achieng’

Club Affairs: Mrs. Beatrice Odede

Members:

Dr. Sherman

Mr. Titus Kipsang

Mr. Nabhan Swaleh

Mrs. Kassim Mpaata

Mr. J.N Imathiu

Capt. Charles Wasike

Mr. Francis Odero

Posted by: admin | May 17, 2009

Mid Month May 2009

The link below leads you to the results for Std 8 mid Month examinations done on 13-14th May 2009.

STD 8 MAY MID MONTH

Posted by: admin | May 9, 2009

End of April 2009 Results

Here are links to the results for Std 7 and 8 examinations done at the end of April 2009.

Std 7 april end month 2009

Std 8 april end month 2009

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