BARAKA LEARNING CENTRE & TERYAN’S FOUNDATION
HISTORY
Nov.2009
Advertisement /Mobilization –(Posters and door to door- In Kiahuria shopping centre, Mutitu, Everflora (vamuma) and Bob’s Harris
Dec.2009
Registration and Admission of pupils.
No. of teachers 1 (Mr. Ndung’u)
Only two learners registered (Stephen Njoroge and Christopher Mwikya)
No. of classes 1
Year 2010
Jan, 2010_Only Christopher Mwikya and Stephen Njoroge reported .The opening date was 6/1/2010. _Christopher Mwikya transferred to a school in Juja due to his parents’ re-location.
Term 1, 2010 -No of peoples namely :
Stephen Njoroge.
Stephen Kinyanjui
Ruth Wangui Eugene Mbugua.
Caroline Njeri No. of teachers – 1 (Mr.Nung’u)
Term 2, 2010_No. of peoples 18 _No of teachers 1 (Mr.Ndung’u) _No. of classes 1
Term 3, 2010 _No. of pupils -28 -No. of teachers - 1 _No. of classes -1
YEAR 2011
Term 1, 2011_No. of pupils :E.C.D class -34 pupils
Class 1 -10 pupils
_ Majority of the learners repeated in the E.C.D class due to age.
_No. of teachers - 2 (Madam Martha and Mr.Ndung’u)
_No. of classes - 2
Term 2, 2011_No of learners :Baby class -23 _Pre-Primary class -13 Total = 47 No. of Classes: 2
Term 3, 2011_No of learners : Baby Class 24
Pre-Primary class 14 Total=49
No. of Classes-2
YEAR 2012
Term 1,2012 :No of pupils :Baby class- 27
Pre-Primary class- 14 Total=95
Class 1 -22
Class 2 -14
No of teachers -14
No of classes -4

Term 2,2012 Enrolment :Baby Class -33
Pre-Primary class -38
Class 1 -19
Class 2 -15 Total=105

No of teachers – 14
No of Classes – 4

Term 3,2012 :Enrolment –Baby Class -31
_P.P 1 -23
_P.P 2 -35
_Class 1 -23 Total=129
_Class 2 -17


Enrolment 2013 – 2015
YEAR Baby class Pp 1 Pp 2 1 2 3 4 5
2013 47 37 35 36 30 23 x x 208
2014 58 44 41 40 34 25 18 x 256
2015 57 31 35 34 33 31 25 13 271

• In January 2015 we started Day care class which has 12 babies (Age between 1 ½ yrs and 3 yrs)


CHALLENGES
I. Lack of full school uniforms especially the shoes and pullovers & inability by some of the parents to purchase required school uniform
II. Learners doing their homework without parents’ supervision.
III. Delay in school fees payment leading to learners being sent home for the fees balances.
IV. Negative perception of a male figure in the E.C.D class.
V. Floods
VI. Learners coming to school extremely early (6:10 am) or very late (past 9:00 am).
VII. Parents sending sick students to school knowingly so as to go to work.
VIII. Lack of stationary especially text books for primary school learners.
IX. Poor parenting – learners using abusive language and claiming to have learnt it from parents.
X. Child labor- Learners being left with their younger siblings for several days/weeks while their parents go to work-especially during the coffee season.

Report Compiled by Madam Teresa Waithira (Director) & Mr. Ndungu( Teacher/Founder)