Unity of purpose for empowerment.
Ndalani, KenyaAlumni? Come home

WHO WE ARE

A shared beginning.
A bigger purpose.

We are the Ndalani Primary School Alumni Association. A community of former pupils, teachers and friends turning our connection into lasting opportunity.

Community gathering at Ndalani schoolOUR COMMUNITY · NDALANI, MACHAKOS COUNTY

OUR STORY

From the classroom
to the community.

The school’s story began in 1967, in Kenyatta Village, Ndalani.

Generations of pupils have carried that beginning into lives and professions across Kenya and beyond. The association brings those connections together to improve the school and help uplift the community around it.

The Green Village proposal records the association’s registration on 26 January 2024, under reference SOCA-AKT3WPO. Our supplied constitution sets out a non-political, non-profit purpose centred on school welfare, academic standards, ICT and community development.

OUR CONSTITUTION. OUR COMPASS.

What brings us together.

01

Connection

Provide opportunities for social interaction between past and present pupils and teachers of Ndalani Primary School.

02

Better learning

Promote the school’s general welfare, image, academic standards, ICT and infrastructure.

03

Community empowerment

Make resources and development activities available to Ndalani and its environs to help alleviate poverty.

04

Shared responsibility

Raise funds and accept donations to carry out the association’s objectives, under its governance provisions.

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OUR PURPOSE IN PRACTICE

Rooted locally.
Thinking long term.

Build a Green Village is our flagship development vision. It connects safer school buildings, clean water, renewable power and accessible technology to the association’s wider purpose.

The proposed development is shaped around four local institutions and the community that surrounds them. Alumni, families, educators and collaborators each have a role.

Explore our flagship initiative ↗
Architectural illustration of the proposed vocational campusPROPOSED VOCATIONAL & ICT CAMPUS

GOVERNANCE & TRUST

A purpose backed
by responsibility.

Our constitution provides for elected office bearers, a committee, annual general meetings and an independent auditor. The treasurer is responsible for receipts, payment vouchers and proper books of account.

Association funds are restricted to its objectives. Committee authorisation and the required office-bearer signatures govern payments.

Association contact: Fredrick Kitonyi Munyao, Chairman, as named in the Green Village proposal.

THE NEXT CHAPTER STARTS WITH US

Small acts.
Lasting change.

Give your time, share your skills, or help fund the future. There is a place for you in the story of Ndalani.