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18 Months later: How the trees at our Nomadic Montessori schools have grown!
Last May, our Eco Rangers planted 100 trees across three locations in Namunyak Community Conservancy and we’re thrilled to report that despite the tough conditions in Northern Kenya, they are thriving. Have a look!
Building futures – the vital role of teachers for Samburu’s indigenous children
This World Teachers’ Day, we’re honouring both our Montessori teachers and our Elders. In our Indigenous community, they are both essential – our Elders grounding us in tradition, and our teachers guiding us toward the future.
Teacher Stella Shines at International Montessori Event
When Teacher Stella Lenangoisa was recently invited to deliver a speech at the Annual Global Meeting of the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) in the Netherlands, her presentation on our Nomadic Education Program held the audience spellbound!
The Year in Review: The Nomadic Education Program
Join us as we look back on 2023 and relive the highlights of our Nomadic Montesorri Program.
Meet Teacher Meshack Naiboro
Meshack Naiboro is one of the inspiring teachers in our Nomadic Montessori Schools! For Meshack, teaching is his life’s calling and he loves helping children from his community to develop and grow.
Celebrating bright new futures!
Our hearts filled with joy as we celebrated yet another educational milestone this month with the opening of The Sarara Foundation’s fourth nomadic Montessori School.
Healthy bodies, healthy minds!
Here in Namunyak, it’s not just our teachers who are committed to the growth of our future leaders – the entire community supports them as they reach many important milestones in their young lives!
Teacher Terry speaks at the 29th International Montessori Congress.
Congratulations to Terry Koskei, one of our Montessori Teachers, who was recently a standout speaker at the 29th International Montessori Congress in Bangkok.
The Sarara Foundation’s fourth nomadic Montessori school set to open soon!
We are overjoyed to share that The Sarara Foundation will be opening our fourth nomadic Montessori pre-school here in Namunyak Conservancy in the coming weeks.
Montessori teachers attend Language Training Workshop in Nairobi
Teaching is a challenging profession, and it requires a unique set of skills to be an effective educator. Recently, three Montessori teachers attended a language training workshop in Nairobi, where they learned about various aspects of language and how to apply it to their teaching environments.