Mwaani Girls Secondary School in Kenya has recently taken a major step toward enhancing digital literacy and improving education for its students. The school has purchased 40 additional computers from Camara Education Kenya, ensuring that all students, including those in Form 4 preparing for their final exams, can fully integrate Information and Communication Technology (ICT) into their learning experience.
This significant purchase builds on the foundation set by the STEM STEPS project, a partnership between Camara Education and Dell Technologies, which previously donated 25 computers, a classroom server, and a laptop. The addition of these 40 computers allows Mwaani Girls to expand access to digital tools, empowering students to build the skills necessary for future success in a technology-driven world.
The arrival of the new computers was met with great excitement. The students were so excited to gather around, they were full of anticipation as they saw the new machines. The school buzzed with energy as the students imagined the endless possibilities these resources would bring to their learning.
In a moment of reflection, the school’s Principal, Dr. Elizabeth, addressed the students, encouraging them to embrace the opportunity: “These computers are not just machines; they are gateways to knowledge and opportunity. I urge each of you to make full use of them and to put in the effort required to excel. Your future depends on the choices you make today.”
The enthusiasm was echoed by the ICT teachers, Mr. Christopher Mulwa and Madam Nicholas. Mr. Mulwa expressed his excitement, saying, “These computers will revolutionise our teaching methods and give our students access to an entire world of information. It’s a game changer for Mwaani Girls, and I’m excited to see what our students will create.”
Madam Nicholas also shared her thoughts, emphasising the importance of technology for today’s learners: “This is an incredible opportunity for our girls. Technology is an essential skill in today’s world, and with these resources, we can equip them with the tools they need to thrive. I encourage everyone to embrace this change and explore the digital landscape.”
With continued support from us at Camara Education, Mwaani Girls School is not just investing in technology – they are investing in the future of their students. The girls of Mwaani embrace the power of technology, they are ready to shape their futures and realise their future dreams.
