Humanities Department
Humanities Department
The Humanities Department nurtures learners into informed, responsible, and socially aware citizens. Through subjects such as Geography, History, and Christian Religious Education (CRE), students develop critical thinking, research skills, leadership qualities, and a deeper understanding of society and the environment. The department emphasizes academic excellence, moral values, and active participation in national and global issues.
Why Choose Us?
- Academic Excellence & Experience
- Effective Learning Environment
- Innovative Teaching Approaches
- Discipline & Student Welfare
Our Approach
We are committed to educational excellence by combining dedicated educators, effective teaching strategies, and a supportive learning environment. Through continuous improvement and best educational practices, we nurture well-rounded, morally upright, and empowered young women ready to succeed in all aspects of life.
Geography Section
The Geography Section equips students with knowledge and skills related to the physical environment, human activities, and sustainable development. Learners engage in map work, field studies, environmental conservation, and problem-solving activities that prepare them for future careers in environmental science, urban planning, meteorology, and related fields.
Teaching Staff
- Mr Raymond Tonui
- Mr Victor Okwany – HOS
- Ms Hellen Ngeny
- Mr Benjamin Kemei
History Section
The History Section enables students to appreciate historical events, leadership, governance, and cultural heritage. Learners develop analytical and interpretive skills that help them understand societal transformation and the role of individuals in shaping history.
Teaching Staff
- Erick Seda – HOS
- Wilfex Kirui
- Terry Supeyo
- Cynthia Ngetich
- Faith Chebet
Christian Religious Education (CRE)
The CRE Section focuses on nurturing moral values, spiritual growth, integrity, and responsible citizenship. Students are guided to appreciate ethical living, leadership, and peaceful coexistence through biblical teachings and real-life applications.
Teaching Staff
- Anne Maritim – HOS
- Terries Supeyo
- Cynthia Ngetich
- Wilfex Kirui
- Erick Seda
- Yvonne Tole
- Cynthia Chebet