At Kenton College, we believe that understanding our past and our roles as citizens is fundamental to shaping a bright future. That's why we place great importance on learning Kenya's History and Citizenship – subjects that go far beyond dates and facts.
 

Essentially, these studies are about nurturing well-rounded individuals who are ready to contribute positively to our Kenyan society and the wider world.

We aim to cultivate young people who:

• Carry a deep appreciation for the rich tapestry of Kenya's history and its vibrant, diverse cultures. 

• Feel empowered to actively participate in their communities and contribute to Kenya's ongoing development. 

• Develop a genuine love for and a commitment to protecting Kenya's incredible natural heritage. 

• Grow into thoughtful individuals who can analyse the challenges and opportunities facing Kenya and the world around them with a critical and discerning mind. 

• Are well-prepared to navigate and thrive in today's interconnected and diverse global society. 
   

Through the study of Kenya's History and Citizenship, we are not just teaching subjects; we are fostering a generation of informed, responsible, and engaged citizens who will shape a brighter tomorrow for Kenya and beyond.