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 Urgent Meeting Notice
Gentlemen,
Please note that there will be a meeting on Wednesday, 10th October 2007 at 2.30 pm at the Lenana School Hall.
Top of the agenda will be the land saga which has just resurfaced, as well as notice for the AGM slated for November 2007.
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To build or not to destroy Lenana!!
A lot has been said about the Lenana land crisis which pits the school on one side and the local MP on another.
To fully understand the origin of the ‘dispute’ one must look at its origin.
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The school land is under siege!!
The area MP is trying to get the Ministry to hive off 40 acres of the
school land to construct a training and vocational centre!
If successful, all the land on the wrong side of the barrier encompassing the volleyball pitches (Banks & Braces) and a good bit of
the forest near Block 3 would all go.
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It's that time of the year again for the annual Old Boys Six-a-side soccer tournament to raise funds for the rehabilitation of the School's facilities. To be held on Saturday 30 th Sept 2006
at the school grounds from 8.30am to 4.00pm
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Old Boys Society's Annual Dinner Ball and Annual General Meeting on Friday 10th March 2006 at the Nairobi Club, off Ngong Road
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Elections for the Board of Governors for Lenana School were held in November 2005, and for the first time ever, the BoG has the Chairman and 4 members as former students.
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The first African Headmaster of Lenana School Mr Ayub Maina passed recently
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Society's Relaunch
The Old Boys Society was relaunched in November 2004 at the School Hall, and elections for a new management committee held; the society has been moribund for a number of years due to various reasons.
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A bit of our history |
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Olonana ole Mbatian, popularly known as Lenana, was one of the most outstanding Masai and Kenyan leaders, African chief and Laibon (prophet/visionary), whose life spanned the second half of the nineteenth, and the first decade of the twentieth centuries. He lived through and influenced a crucial period in Kenya's history: when the Masai were engaged in nation building, there was competition for leadership, land, people, livestock, wealth and power; and when European intrusions, which were becoming ever more intensive, were shaping Kenya's colonial culture and economy.
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