WHAT HON TIM WANYONYI HAS DONE AT LOWER KABETE PRIMARY IS EVIDENT!!

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Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi while launching a fully fledged computer laboratory at Lower Kabete Primary School on October 2015.

Hon Tim Wanyonyi vied for the Westlands Member of Parliament position with a strategic plan to improve the education outcomes at levels of learning in the Constituency termed MASOMOBORA.
To achieve this he set up many projects. What in particular has Hon Tim Wanyonyi done at Lower Kabete Primary School?
LOWER KBETE PRIMARY FOCUS
Lower Kabete Primary School is a public mixed day primary school located in Kitisuru Ward, Westlands Constituency in Nairobi County.It is roughly 10 kilometers from Nairobi CBD.The school was neglected by previous regimes. Hon Tim Wanyonyi embarked on improving education standards at Lower Kabete Primary School immediately after his election in 2013.The school has an enrollment of 806 pupils (2017) an improvement from the 440 pupils it had in 2013.
KEY MILESTONES AT LOWER KABETE PRIMARY COURTESY OF HON TIM WANYONYI 
1.Construction and Renovation of Class one Classrooms in 2013.
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Lower Kabete Primary New Classrooms for Standard One Pupils set up in 2013 by Hon Tim Wanyonyi

2.Establishment of a fully equipped Computer Laboratory in October 2015.
Lower Kabete Primary School Computer Laboratory set up and equipped by Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi

3.Renovation of all the school facilities September 2016.
One of the newly refurbished classrooms at Lower Kabete Primary with exuberant new tiles, ceiling, blackboards, and renewed look courtesy of Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi

4.Upgrading of the Mwimuto Walkway from Lower Kabete Primary to Mwimuto in August 2016.
Mwimuto-Lower Kabete upgraded walkway courtesy of Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi

5. Donation of 400 desks and chairs to the school 2013-2016.

5.Newspaper in Education Programme that involved providing newspapers to the school for pupils to read and improve their learning culture from 2015.

6. Four year school fee sponsorship of the best boy and girl with 400 marks between 2013-2016.
Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi acknowleding Mercyline Njeri, the best pupil in Lower Kabete Primary School in 2015 KCPE with 411 marks. She is a form two student at Pangani Girls High School who received full scholarship from Tim Wanyonyi Foundation. 


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