Oloolaiser Boys high school Description
Oloolaiser Boys high school is a Boys boarding school, located in Ngong location, Kajiado County. The school was founded in 1967 and opened by the first president of Kenya Jomo Kenyatta as a Harambee day mixed school. The school has currently grown to be a three streamed boys-only school.
The school has a total acreage of 38 with a population of 640 students and 32 teachers. The school enjoys a high reputation for its success in sports and games. Within the curriculum, there are three sports and games sessions a week and all students are expected to take part.
Oloolaiser Boys high School Motto, Vision, and Mission
Motto: Study for service
Vision: To be a center of excellence in discipline, academics, spiritual, emotional and physical aspects.
Mission: To prepare individuals of integrity able to face present and future challenges.
Core values
- God-fearing
- Smart
- Academic Excellence
- Integrity
- Nurturing Talents
- Teamwork
- Efficiency
Oloolaiser Boys high school Contacts
School Name: Oloolaiser Boys high school
Physical Location: Ngong Town
Address: P.O. Box 71, Ngong Hills 00208
City/Town: Ngong
County: Kajiado
School Category: public
School Code: To be updated
Phone Number: 020-2303052, 0723-720220
Email: To be updated
Website: To be updated
Oloolaiser Boys high school Highlights
Music: Yes
Drama Club: Yes
Debate Club: Yes
Sports Team: Yes
Boys Scouts: Yes
Oloolaiser Boys high school Facilities
School Library: Yes
Sports Field: Yes
Computer Lab: Yes
Science Laboratory: Yes
Oloolaiser High School latest reviews by students and alumni
Daniel Musyoki class of 2013 says Oloolaiser High is one of the national schools in Kenya. The schools’ performance is good and the teachers are qualified and determined in ensuring academic excellence. The school has the best facilities which have made learning easy and enjoyable. On the issue of discipline, the students are well behaved and there are minimal indiscipline cases. He says he feels proud to be alumni of the school. Raphael Gitu class of 2009 says the school is in Ngong town and is among the top performers in Kajiado county. The school is well supplied with water and electricity. And, lastly, Kiptoo Patrick Murray class of 2013 says the institution offers quality education that prepares students for a competitive job market. It is one of the places one will miss once you get out of it. He says they walk the motto elimu ni nguvu. He also says they are champions in both academics and extracurricular activities. It is a place you get molded to societies expectations.