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Birds of Turi

3rd May 2020 Uncategorized

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A variety of bird species are found within Turi and within the community there are avid bird watchers capture them. Can you identify them?

Sights and Sounds of Turi

3rd May 2020 Uncategorized

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Turi is home to a variety of flora and fauna and we are among the lucky few who experience the beautiful sights and sounds all year long.

Effect of Covid-19 on Candidates – St Andrew’s College

1st May 2020 Uncategorized

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We picked their brains on the current situation, it’s effect on students who were to sit for their exams this month and what to expect as students especially Year 13s look to moving on University.

Learning in the Time of Covid

29th April 2020 Uncategorized

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An introduction to St Andrew's School, Turi's Virtual Learning programme- Connecting the learners teachers and parents

Brian with his ghetto classics and Turi Family

Turi Quarantine – Trumpet Loving Teen

26th April 2020 Uncategorized

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Brian, a gap student at Turi began dabbling in music and specifically, brass instruments in 2017- then a Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education candidate at Our Lady of Fatima Secondary School in Korogocho

Siku Njema – An evening with celebrated writer Ken Walibora

18th April 2020 Uncategorized

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Makena Onjerika, Christine Mungai and Dr. Ken Walibora took to the stage at the launch of the “Whispers from the River”, a collection of short stories by Turi students.

Ensuring Children’s Safety Online

30th March 2020 Academic, Uncategorized

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Turi Tips for parents on safety measures as children take on online learning

A Time to Read

24th March 2020 Uncategorized

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At a time when we are keeping social distance and with schools closed, perhaps the only friends wecan make are literary ones.

Equipping Our Children for Tomorrow – The Challenge

21st January 2020 Leadership, Round Square

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The world is forever undergoing dramatic and sudden change. The 21st century is giving us a lot to think about.

St Andrew’s Day – Celebrating a Fisherman

4th December 2019 Trips and Events

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St Andrew is the patron saint of Scotland and his symbol is the X shaped cross. It is told that when he was sentenced to death by the Romans in Greece, he asked that the cross be diagonal as he did not see himself worthy to die on the same shaped cross as Jesus.

Birds of Turi

Sights and Sounds of Turi

Effect of Covid-19 on Candidates – St Andrew’s College

Learning in the Time of Covid

Turi Quarantine – Trumpet Loving Teen

Siku Njema – An evening with celebrated writer Ken Walibora

Ensuring Children’s Safety Online

A Time to Read

Equipping Our Children for Tomorrow – The Challenge

St Andrew’s Day – Celebrating a Fisherman

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