“I really like reading novels and our new library is just to my advantage and sooner or later I will write a book of my own as I am inspired every single day by the authors I read.” –T.

“During the graduation ceremonies, we normally showcase our talents. Different lip-smacking meals are also prepared. On that day, we learn to share the little we have with other students so that they may not feel sad because their guardians never made it to the ceremony.” –F.

“There were also music festival activities in which we particularly participated in playing ukelele and our school emerged number one. The ukelele made our school famous since we were the only school which had the instrument and people didn’t have any idea about it. We are now looking forward to more competitions. –S.

“We enjoyed the construction of a new greenhouse which will be used in growing vegetables. The work was tiresome and much demanding that we almost gave up. The amazing thing is that our teachers helped us and we really enjoyed.” –Q.

“When we came from the holiday, we painted our classrooms after which our class was the best. The colour was decided by all the class members and we agreed on peach colour. Believe me, I always believed that painting was for men, but not anymore.” –A.

“I never knew I could sing but because of JAMS, I know how much I can courageously stand in front of my fellow students and sing. I realized this when I stood in front of my fellow students in the dining hall to present a song when we were celebrating our Madaraka Day on 1^st June when Kenya got independent.” –V.

“We went to the Kenya Agriculture Show. It was awesome—Imagine I was able to see different varieties of vegetables, I even saw a purple cabbage, wah! And do you know what purple is my favorite color, so I was like, What!!! –J.

“I appreciate you for helping me. It is because of you I now learn in a conducive environment and a good school and that is none other than Jane Adeny Memorial School.” –G., to her sponsor