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Kenya
Bridging the Education Divide
In the Classroom
Rural schools in Kenya often lack English-trained teachers. Chalk and talk is the dominant style—leaving students behind in comprehension and spoken fluency.
What We Do
We focus on active listening and speaking, using familiar topics like daily routines and wildlife to drive conversation.
Student Growth
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Students from Kisumu now engage in structured group storytelling
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New vocabulary is tied to cultural experiences
Quote
"I can talk about lions and school in English now!" — Moses, 11
Goal
Make English personal and relevant to everyday life.

Our Partnered Schools
Abdulgab Primary School | |||
Goshi Primary School (Mitangani, Bamba Ward) | |||
Chabaa Primary School |
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