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Newsletter December 2021 – Nenkashe
We from Nenkashe Kenya send you warm greetings.
We felt sorry for you that you had had to cancel te fundraising event after putting in so much effort of involving friends, family and well-wishers, collecting items for sale etc. It has been an unpredictable year in many ways.
Te school calendar has been chaotic in Kenya where we sometime ask each other which classes are home, which in school and when they are expected to resume and when exams are due. This December is a good example, normally, all pupils and students would have done end of year exams and would be home for Christmas. NOT this year. Only class 4 have had exams. Class 8 and Form 4 will sit for exams in March 2022 which will be te majority of our children. Therefore uncertain when they are expected to join te next step of education. At least te ongoing University students’ calendar has become regular and transition from one level to another has been smooth.
Te long absences from school owing to te pandemic especially in 2021 has had adverse effect on te Nenkashe girls. There has been 3 drops out in one year.
Currently we have 22girls and 3 boys.
Te girls are: 5 girls in Primary School, 8 girls in Secondary School, 4 in Vocational Schools, 2 in Colleges and 3 in different Universities.
Te Nenkashe Management has long recognized te need for holding seminars which had to be postponed during te high pandemic period and te regulation that came with it but also by te chaotic school calendar.
Out of a 10 days Christmas school break, we managed to hold a 3 day Seminar.
Te get together was an emotional and happy reunion for both te girls and te mentors. Unfortunately, not all te girls were able to attend.
It was wonderful to see and talk to te girls and to observe te changes in them. They have become mature young women.
Three of te girls had managed to get temporary jobs while waiting to join vocational schools. Semperuan who graduates in June 2022 as a Food Production Manager managed to get a job for 4 months in order to support her mother who looks after her baby. Commendable.
Te Seminar was a great success. Te loud cry was that of more frequent seminars which we hope will be possible to hold one in March.
Te Kenyan Nenkashe sends warm greetings to te Management, Members and friends of Nenkashe in your continuing support of te Maasai girls.
We sympathize with you for te challenges you have had to go through due to te Covid pandemic.
Please see te attached Seminar Report.
We wish you all a good year.
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