St Martin School and Day Care Center-Kibera

At St Martins School and Day Care Centre, we believe education is not just about books and classrooms — it is about nurturing confidence, creativity, leadership, and compassion in every child.
We are committed to providing a safe, loving, and empowering environment where every learner is encouraged to discover their potential and shine. Through quality education, care, discipline, and values, we are shaping a generation that will transform communities and redefine the future.
Every child matters. Every dream is valid. Every step of learning counts.

My heartfelt wishes go to the St Martin School and Day Care pupils sitting for KPSEA and KJPSEA, and to all our dear children across Kibra Constituency and the country as they begin their exams today.
You have worked hard, and we are proud of you. Go forth with confidence, do your best, and remember that your dreams are valid. 🌼💖
With love and prayers,
Hon. Cecilia Ayot

Congratulations St. Martin’s Graduands 2025
Warm congratulations to our dear St. Martin’s School graduands for the successful completion of Pre-School!, Your smiles, hard work, and curiosity have lit up our classrooms and filled our hearts with pride. Today, we celebrate your beautiful journey of learning and growth.
As we also gather for the Prayer Day for our KPSEA and KJSEA candidates, we stand united in faith, wishing our learners success, confidence, and peace as they prepare for their national examinations. May their efforts bear fruit and their dreams shine bright. 🙏
Our heartfelt appreciation goes to Barn i fokus for continued support to out School.Salute to
friends, partners, teachers, and management for your unwavering support and dedication. You have walked this journey with love, sacrifice, and hope, shaping young lives and securing a brighter future for all.
Much love to Bella Rafiki Editar Ochieng Jane Orinda for your food donation to out students we are truly humbled,
Together, we celebrate achievement, nurture dreams, and keep faith in the power of education.

Dear Friends of St Martin's.
Warm greetings and heartfelt thanks for your continued support and love toward our children. Your kindness has made a great difference in their education and well-being.
We are now entering a critical time as our learners prepare for their national examinations — KPSEA (Grade 6) scheduled from 27th to 30th October, and KJSEA (Grade 9) from 27th October to 6th November.
Many of our needy students are struggling to meet essential exam requirements, particularly scientific calculators, which are now mandatory.clipboard, Geometrical set,pens and pencils and hacco ruler, We also need support for food, security personnel, invigilators, and general facilitation during the examination period to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Your contribution — in any form — will go a long way in easing this burden and ensuring our children sit for their exams with dignity and confidence.
We sincerely appreciate your continued partnership and goodwill. Together, we are shaping a brighter future for these young minds.
For Contributions
Mpesa 0706329301
Paybill - 400200
Account no 40074533
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With gratitude,
May Cecilia

CALL TO ACTION: ADDRESSING SEXUAL AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE LAINSABA FIRE

The devastating fire in Lainsaba Ward and the informal settlement last night has left families displaced, livelihoods destroyed, and children out of school. While emergency response efforts focus on immediate shelter, food, and medical aid, we must urgently address the heightened risk of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) in this crisis.

Immediate Priorities:

1. Protection of Women and Girls: Displacement and overcrowding in temporary shelters create dangerous conditions for women and girls, increasing their vulnerability to harassment, assault, and exploitation.

2. Safe Spaces and Emergency Response Services: We call for the urgent establishment of safe spaces for survivors and at-risk individuals, with access to trained counselors, medical support, and law enforcement protection.

3. Reporting Mechanisms: Strengthen and publicize confidential reporting systems for SGBV cases, ensuring survivors can seek justice without fear of retaliation.

4. Essential Supplies: Provision of dignity kits, including sanitary products, clothing, and personal hygiene items, to uphold the dignity of women and girls during displacement.

5. Community-Led Protection Measures: Engage local leaders, including women’s groups and youth organizations, to create community-led watch groups to enhance safety and accountability.

Holding the Government Accountable:

Beyond this immediate crisis, this tragedy exposes deep-seated failures in urban planning, infrastructure, and governance:

Lack of proper urban planning has led to unregulated settlements prone to disasters, where thousands live in unsafe conditions.

Inaccessible roads and inadequate emergency response resulted in delayed rescue efforts, worsening the impact of the fire.

Poor electricity connection and illegal wiring continue to endanger lives, yet authorities have failed to implement long-term solutions.

We demand immediate government intervention to prevent future tragedies by:

Regularizing informal settlements with proper infrastructure, accessible roads, and adequate safety measures.

Strengthening SGBV prevention mechanisms in all emergency response strategies.

Ensuring swift action against perpetrators of SGBV in crisis situations.

This is a call to government agencies, humanitarian organizations, and civil society to act swiftly in protecting the most vulnerable and ensuring that tragedies like this do not continue to expose women and children to harm.

Act Now. Protect Lives. Demand Change.

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CALL TO ACTION: ADDRESSING SEXUAL AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE LAINSABA FIRE

The devastating fire in Lainsaba Ward and the informal settlement last night has left families displaced, livelihoods destroyed, and children out of school. While emergency response efforts focus on immediate shelter, food, and medical aid, we must urgently address the heightened risk of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) in this crisis.

Immediate Priorities:

1. Protection of Women and Girls: Displacement and overcrowding in temporary shelters create dangerous conditions for women and girls, increasing their vulnerability to harassment, assault, and exploitation.

2. Safe Spaces and Emergency Response Services: We call for the urgent establishment of safe spaces for survivors and at-risk individuals, with access to trained counselors, medical support, and law enforcement protection.

3. Reporting Mechanisms: Strengthen and publicize confidential reporting systems for SGBV cases, ensuring survivors can seek justice without fear of retaliation.

4. Essential Supplies: Provision of dignity kits, including sanitary products, clothing, and personal hygiene items, to uphold the dignity of women and girls during displacement.

5. Community-Led Protection Measures: Engage local leaders, including women’s groups and youth organizations, to create community-led watch groups to enhance safety and accountability.

Holding the Government Accountable:

Beyond this immediate crisis, this tragedy exposes deep-seated failures in urban planning, infrastructure, and governance:

Lack of proper urban planning has led to unregulated settlements prone to disasters, where thousands live in unsafe conditions.

Inaccessible roads and inadequate emergency response resulted in delayed rescue efforts, worsening the impact of the fire.

Poor electricity connection and illegal wiring continue to endanger lives, yet authorities have failed to implement long-term solutions.

We demand immediate government intervention to prevent future tragedies by:

Regularizing informal settlements with proper infrastructure, accessible roads, and adequate safety measures.

Strengthening SGBV prevention mechanisms in all emergency response strategies.

Ensuring swift action against perpetrators of SGBV in crisis situations.

This is a call to government agencies, humanitarian organizations, and civil society to act swiftly in protecting the most vulnerable and ensuring that tragedies like this do not continue to expose women and children to harm.

Act Now. Protect Lives. Demand Change.

I

Welcome to a new school year full of exciting opportunities
Admissions!!!! are on going for play group,PPI,PP2 and limited chances in other grades from grade I to Junior Secondary.

At StMartins School and Day Care Centre we make your child's world better by inspiring confidence through learning and excellence in building character.
We seek,we strive we soar
School family community.

This season we are reminded that Christmas is a time of joy, generosity, and compassion for those in need. Unfortunately, for many of our children, Christmas is a time of hardship and uncertainty.
Yesterday Crimson Communications Ltd in partnership with Schlageter gave us an opportunity to experience the magic of the season. Together they shared an early Christmas marked with donation of text books food for school and Desktop and laptop for computer classes and adminstration work.
Thank you for your donations, your generosity means everything to us and the community we serve.
We promise to be responsible stewards of both your donation and your trust to all our friends and partners@ Feminist for Peace Rights and Justice Centre Women Voices Foundation Traverze Culture Africa St Martin School and Day Care Center Bella Rafiki Troy Batiste Michael Little Sonny Tai Editar Ochieng Winny Obure Moraa Melvin Mmoja Polycom Girls Mona Dana Okelo Kea Wakesho Simmons James Chunguli Mueni Susan

Sending positive vibes to KPSEA students at St Martin School and Day Care Center , and all students doing the same, KCSE students taking their final exams
May the knowledge and skills you have acquired guide you to victory in your exam. Best of luck!

The expert in anything was once a beginner.
Our 2024 PP2 graduation was super thrilling we had the oppourtunity to celebrate the achievement of our pre-school learners as they transit to the next exciting chapter of there education. The climax was prayers for our boys and girls who are sitting for grade 6 (KAPSEA) for 2024 exams.
Thank you all for gracing this momentous occassion for our young learners.
To our teachers , managment team, parents and partners we are remain forever indepted your presence and contributions made it even more specia, Traverze Culture Africa .