2015 REPORT FINAL1
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CITAM WOODLEY SCHOOL <strong>REPORT</strong><br />
Play is an integral part of child learning. Research<br />
has shown that schools with sufficient play facilities<br />
and activities have produced better all-round learners<br />
especially in the early years. As a learning institution,<br />
we have embraced this concept and enhanced the<br />
wonderful world of pupils. CITAM Schools- Woodley<br />
is a colourful, playful, learning and fun world. We<br />
play, learn and grow in tandem with our mission,<br />
“Educating the whole person.”<br />
Music and Drama<br />
Keeping abreast with the current trends in<br />
education, the school has continued to excel in<br />
co-curricular activities. CITAM Schools- Woodley<br />
is still consistent in participating in the annual<br />
Kenya Music Festivals, where each year we get<br />
to the National Level. Our school participated in<br />
the <strong>2015</strong> Kenya Music Festivals; Nationals held<br />
at CITAM Schools- Kisumu. We entered three<br />
special Classes; the Ballet, the Senior Girls<br />
and Junior Choirs scooping 3rd, 2nd and 5th<br />
positions respectively out of over 40 entrants in<br />
each category and received presidential award<br />
certificates. These items were showcased during<br />
school functions and parents were thrilled with the<br />
high level of talent and creativity exposed. To this<br />
we give God all the glory!<br />
Art Club<br />
Participated in the Japan Embassy sponsored<br />
Kite festival late last year and featured in the Daily<br />
Newspaper for their outstanding gifting and talent.<br />
Locally, the Art Club Members in liaison with Juhudi<br />
Kenya Children Club participated in the land mark<br />
launch of Phase Two Tile Mosaic project at the<br />
Kenyatta National Hospital. Their work has been<br />
displayed at KNH to light up the world of the patients.<br />
Giving to the Community<br />
In a bid to give back to the community as articulated<br />
in our CITAM Core Values, the school participated in<br />
the <strong>2015</strong> Run for the Bible-less in conjunction with<br />
the Bible Translation and Literacy (BTL). A total of<br />
Ksh.81, 400 was realized. We thank all the parents<br />
for their relentless support.<br />
Spiritual Development<br />
We are grateful to God because of the 12 pupils who<br />
went through the waters of baptism at the end of the<br />
year and those who gave their lives to Jesus Christ<br />
and committed themselves to the study of scripture<br />
and prayer.<br />
Appreciation<br />
I now take this opportunity to thank God who made<br />
all things possible. I thank CITAM for a Vision and<br />
Mission well thought. Appreciation also goes to the<br />
outgoing Acting Principal Mr. J. Mukoro and the<br />
Senior Teacher Mr. N. Luvembe, pupils, parents,<br />
teachers and all staff for their overwhelming and<br />
continued support to the institution and for a job well<br />
done. Most importantly are the <strong>2015</strong> candidates<br />
who worked tirelessly throughout the year to realise<br />
good results.<br />
Way Forward<br />
Our theme for 2016 is, “Behold an open door”<br />
drawn from Rev. 3:8. We pray that God will enable<br />
us to exploit the numerous open opportunities and<br />
transformation in the various dimensions of CITAM<br />
Schools-Woodley. In the spirit of our motto, “We are<br />
pressing on towards the mark!” Phil 3:14<br />
To God be the Glory!<br />
CITAM Annual Report and Financial Statements | <strong>2015</strong>