PROFILE

From the School Principal’s desk

Mrs. Finderis M. Musee is the principal Chuluni Girls Secondary School. Information from her office states that the school was established in 1979 as a harambee school with an aim of promoting girl child education under the sponsorship of African Inland Church and over the years it has grown to a three streamed boarding school under county category with an enrollment of 600 students. 90% of our students are drawn from Kitui County while 10% come from other counties. It is located along Kitui-Kibwezi road 5 km from Kitui town just a few miles to Nzambani Rock.

Our girls perform well in Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (K.C.S.E). We have been able to post very good results in our KCSE exams for the last 3 years which have seen us take many students to the University for Degree Programmes while others have enrolled for diploma programmes as shown below:

                                    
  
                                        

                                          Year           No. of students qualified for diploma/degree courses

                                            2019  :       117 students out of  124 students

                                            2018  :       129 students out of 149 students                              

                                            2017  :       114 students out of 141 students
                                            2016  :       127 students out of 139 students
                                            2015  :       125 students out of 125 students
                                            2014  :       105 students out of 108 students

Our Mission Statement
To provide quality education, skills, and knowledge to empower students to effectively compete both nationally and globally.

Our Vision
To be a leading institution in provision of quality education in Kenya through commitment and diligence

School Motto
Strive to excel.

Our Core Values
      Honesty and Integrity – sincerity, truthfulness and openness to others.
      Discipline – The ability to control ones behavior, work, way of life etc to expectation.
      Respect and value for self and others.
      Courtesy – approach issues with civility and consideration.
      Team work and collaboration – work in joint effort and solidarity for the common good.
      Fidelity to rule of law and Christian values.
      Prudence – Being careful sensible and practical and far sighted.
      Self-drive and commitment.
      Observe professionalism.
      Loyalty to the school.
      Observe diligence.

From the Deputy principal’s desk

Ms. Munyao is the Deputy Principal Chuluni Girls Secondary School. She states that the aim of her office has been uniquely one; to make Chuluni girls secondary school an ideal school. This can only be achieved with instilling high levels of discipline within the periphery of the school and especially among the student populace. As an office, we strive in bringing up and nurturing a holistic student with the skills to fit in the contemporary society.

In our mandate to instill discipline we urge the cooperation of all stakeholders to achieve this noble duty. The Board of Management, Principal, Parents, Guidance and Counseling department, disciplinary committee, class teachers and dorm mistresses, and all teachers in general have often come in handy to maintain precedential levels of discipline in the school.

In achieving its role of discipline management, the office of the Deputy works in harmony with the students’ council. The student council is formed by a body of students who are democratically elected by the other students after a vigorous campaign period. This is in with the guideline set by the Ministry of Education.

The school’s daily routine has also been the strength of the office. It ensures that the students are occupied all through. The office has instilled programmes aimed at making the student her own manager; a student based model discipline management. We have in place Student Directed Activities that have been a major milestone in the office. The inclusion of self directed activities instills a sense of responsibility as the student is charged with the responsibility of a self based timetable. Games and co-curricular activities have gone a long way to cater for students well being in the school. The inclusion of weekly devotion has been a pillar that reminds the students on the vital role that religion plays in their holistic growth. We also invoke the power of the Almighty God as we endeavor to be an institution of academic excellence. The Disciplinary committee has the following members;

       1.      Ms Munyao – Deputy Principal

      2.      Mr Kipsang 

       3.      Mr Muthengi

       4.      Mrs Kawala

       5.      Mr Makau

      Students Council (2020-2021)

       1.      President                                 -   Cecilia Muthusi            4W

       2.      Deputy President                    -    Jane Nzanzai               4S

       3.      Dining Hall     Secretary         -     Mary Muasya            4S

       4.      Deputy Dining Hall                 -     Nuria Guyo                3W

       5.      Compound Secretaries           -     Saida Ruth                 4N
                                                        -       Edna Mawia             3W

       6.      Games                                     -       Eunice Kyalo            4W
                                                        -       Falmata Jamila        3W

       7.      Laboratory                              -     Maureen Mulandi     4S

                                                                -     Mary Solomon          4S

       8.      Language                                -      Jemimah Nicholas     4W

       9.      Library                                    -             -

     10.  Bell ringer                                 -      Bashishi Chizi             3N

     11.  Students’ Nurse                        -      Ruth Kavutha             4W

     12.  Entertainment                           -    Faith Kasyoka              4W

    Dorms

  Ushirika                                       -      Celestine Kambua       4S

    

  Ushindi                                         -     Maureen David            3W

                                                               

  Ujamaa                                         -     Joyce Kitau                   3W

  Upendo                                         -      Charity Kyalo              3E

  Umoja                                           -       Lenah Vengi                3W