Sossion’s Symbolic Return to Tenwek High School in Uniform Steals the Spotlight, Sets Social Media Abuzz
In a dazzling display of school spirit, former KNUT Secretary General Wilson Sossion took the spotlight on Saturday as he made a symbolic return to Tenwek High School, clad in the iconic school uniform. The academic day event for Form Four students became an unforgettable affair, setting social media ablaze with excitement.
Sossion, a distinguished alumnus of the school, orchestrated a reunion that went beyond expectations. Accompanying him was none other than Christopher Khaemba, the former principal of Alliance High School, who graced the occasion as the chief guest.
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Joining the prestigious gathering were Wilson Kerich and the school’s esteemed Chief Principal, Mutali Chesebe, creating a power-packed lineup for the event.
The magnetic aura of Sossion’s presence at Tenwek High School stems from his enduring connection with the institution.
Having served as a teacher during a pivotal period, Sossion’s influence has left an indelible mark on the school’s academic landscape. His visionary efforts played a crucial role in shaping the school’s impressive academic achievements.
On this extraordinary day, the trio of Sossion, Khaemba, and Kerich showcased their commitment to educational excellence as members of ‘Wadau wa Walimu Kenya.’
This transformative initiative, aimed at elevating education standards nationwide, has borne fruit, as evidenced by Tenwek High School’s outstanding performance in the 2023 KCSE examinations.
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The tangible fruits of their collective dedication and hard work manifested in Tenwek High School’s stellar academic achievement, with a remarkable mean grade of 9.334 in the 2023 KCSE examinations – a noteworthy improvement from the previous 8.7561.
Out of the 398 students who undertook the examinations, a staggering 382 emerged eligible for university admission, a testament to the unwavering commitment to excellence in education.
The impact of their shared vision resonates not just in the statistics but in the lives of the students, paving the way for a brighter educational future.
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Sossion’s Symbolic Return to Tenwek High School in Uniform Steals the Spotlight, Sets Social Media Abuzz
