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Football, volleyball, athletics, rugby and handball. Our teams compete at sub-county and county levels.
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OlpusimoruSenior School
“Firm and Focused”
Nurturing minds, preserving culture, building futures in the heart of Maasai land. A mixed day & boarding school nurturing the next generation of Maasai scholars, leaders and innovators.
Narok County Grades 10-12 Day & Boarding
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About Our School
A beacon of learning in Maasai land
For over two decades, Olpusimoru Senior School has educated and inspired young men and women from Narok and across Kenya, blending academic rigour with the richness of Maasai heritage.
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Our Story
Founded in 2006, Olpusimoru Senior School began as a small community initiative to bring secondary education closer to the children of Narok North. What started with a handful of students and two classrooms has grown into a thriving mixed day & boarding school serving over 480 learners.
Nestled in the rolling hills of Olenguruone, our 8-acre campus sits at the gateway to the Maasai Mara. We are proud to serve the Maasai community and learners from across the Rift Valley, offering the Kenyan Senior School curriculum with a strong focus on sciences, languages and character formation.
Our Mission
working together to create a conducive environment for learners to attain full potential for academic excellence
Our Vision
To be the school of choice for academic excellence within Narok County.
What we stand for
Our Core Values
Hardwork
Dedication and perseverance in every task we undertake.
Integrity
Honesty and moral uprightness guide every action.
Discipline
Self-control and perseverance in academics and conduct.
Effective Time Management
Making the most of every learning opportunity wisely.
Teamwork
Collaboration and mutual support within our school family.
Respect for all
Honoring diversity and treating everyone with dignity.
Why Olpusimoru?
The Olpusimoru difference
Many schools teach. We form character, celebrate culture and open doors. Here's what sets us apart in Narok County.
8-acre campus
Rooted in Maasai land
We sit at the gateway to the Maasai Mara — our students learn with pride in their heritage while gaining a global perspective.
5.5 mean · 65% to university
Rising KCSE performance
Our mean score has climbed every year for 5 years straight, with a growing share of university-qualifying grades.
200 boarding capacity
Safe, structured boarding
24/7 supervision, fenced compound, sick bay and a clear medical protocol — peace of mind for parents of boarders.
15+ subjects
Full KCSE curriculum
Sciences, languages, humanities and technical subjects — 15+ options so every learner finds their path.
1 : 15 ratio
Caring, qualified teachers
A dedicated team of 32 teachers with a low student-teacher ratio, ensuring no child is left behind.
12+ clubs
Vibrant student life
12+ clubs and societies, competitive sports, cultural festivals and leadership opportunities for every learner.
27+ years
of serving Narok's children
Our promise
Every child known, every child nurtured
We are not a factory for grades. We are a community that forms confident, responsible and innovative young citizens — grounded in Maasai values, ready for Kenya and the world.
Personal mentorship for every student
Regular parent–teacher engagement
Bursaries & scholarship support
Career guidance from Form 2 onward
Academics
A curriculum that opens doors
We follow the Kenyan Senior School curriculum leading to the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE). Our learners choose from a wide range of subjects across Sciences, Mathematics, Languages, Humanities and Technical fields.
Forms 1 – 4
A complete four-year secondary program with smooth progression and dedicated career guidance.
15+ Subjects
A broad selection of sciences, languages, humanities and technical subjects to match every learner's interest.
Three Terms
A balanced academic calendar with continuous assessment, mid-term breaks and structured remedial support.
Academic Departments
Sciences
Hands-on practical learning in well-equipped Physics, Chemistry and Biology laboratories.
PhysicsChemistryBiologyAgricultureComputer Studies
Mathematics
Building analytical thinking and problem-solving skills from Form 1 to Form 4.
MathematicsBusiness Studies
Languages
Fostering strong communication in English, Kiswahili and our heritage Maa language.
EnglishKiswahiliLiterature in English
Humanities
Understanding society, history and faith that shape our Maasai community and nation.
History & GovernmentGeographyCRESocial Education & Ethics
Technical & Creative
Practical skills and creative expression that prepare learners for the modern world.
Computer StudiesBusiness StudiesMusicArt & Design
Guidance & Counselling
Holistic support for every learner's wellbeing, career path and personal growth.
Career GuidanceMentorshipLife SkillsSpiritual Care
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Modern learning facilities
Our learners benefit from practical, hands-on facilities that bring lessons to life and prepare them for a technology-driven world.
- Fully-equipped Physics, Chemistry & Biology laboratories
- Computer lab with internet access for digital learning
- Well-stocked library with revision materials & literature
- Spacious, well-ventilated classrooms
- Agriculture project farm & 4K club garden
Achievements
Measuring our progress, celebrating success
Year after year, our learners grow in confidence and competence. Here is a snapshot of our academic journey and the numbers that define us.
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Admissions Open
Begin your journey with us
Admission is open for Form 1 and transfer students across all forms. Follow the simple steps below, then complete the online application to secure your place.
The Admission Process
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Submit Application
Complete the online application form below or visit the school office to collect a form.
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Submit Required Documents
Provide KCPE result slip, birth certificate copy, 2 passport photos and previous school report.
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Interview & Assessment
The student and parent meet the admissions panel for a brief interview and placement check.
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Admission Letter & Reporting
On acceptance, collect the admission letter, pay fees and report on the designated date.
What to bring
Required documents for admission
- Original & copy of KCPE result slip
- Copy of birth certificate
- Two recent passport-size photos
- Previous school leaving certificate (transfers)
- Copy of parent/guardian national ID
- Completed medical form (boarding students)
Online Application
Apply now — it takes 3 minutes
Fill in the form below and our admissions office will get back to you within 3 working days. Fields marked with * are required.
For Parents
The parent hub
Everything a parent or guardian needs in one place — fees, calendars, reports, forms and direct contacts. We believe in keeping families informed and involved.
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Leadership & Staff
Guided by dedicated educators
Our teachers and leaders are the heart of Olpusimoru. They bring experience, compassion and a deep commitment to every learner's success.
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“At Olpusimoru Senior School, we believe every child carries a spark of greatness. Our role is to fan that spark into a flame — through quality teaching, strong values and a deep respect for our Maasai heritage. We welcome you to a school where dreams take root and futures are forged.”
Mr. Samuel Ole Kuntai
B.Ed (Hons), M.Ed Leadership
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Meet the team
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Mrs. Grace Sintoi
B.Ed (Mathematics)
Leads on student discipline, welfare, and day-to-day administration. A committed mentor to both girls and boys at the school.
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Mr. Daniel Parsanka
B.Ed (Physics)
Oversees the academic program, timetabling, examinations, and curriculum delivery across Forms 1–4.
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Mrs. Janet Naserian
B.Ed (Kiswahili)
Coordinates administrative operations, staff records, and co-curricular planning.
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Mr. Jackson Sironka
B.Ed (Chemistry)
Heads the Science department, overseeing Physics, Chemistry, and Biology labs and practicals.
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“Heads the Science department, overseeing Physics, Chemistry, and Biology labs and practicals.”
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Voices of Olpusimoru
What our community says
The words of our students, parents and alumni capture the spirit of Olpusimoru far better than any brochure ever could.
“Olpusimoru gave me more than an education — it gave me a family. The teachers believed in me even when I doubted myself, and today I am proud to lead my peers.”
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Lemayian Senteu
Form 4 Student, 2024 Prefect
Student Life
Learning extends beyond the classroom
From the sports field to the stage, from the dormitory to the debate hall — life at Olpusimoru is vibrant, structured and full of opportunity.
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Clubs & Societies
Debate, Drama, Music, Science, Math, 4K Agriculture, Journalism, Red Cross and Wildlife clubs.
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Boarding Life
A safe, structured home away from home with supervised prep, balanced meals and pastoral care.
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Cultural Heritage
Annual Maasai cultural festival, traditional dance, beadwork and Maa language celebration.
Maasai festivalTraditional danceBeadwork
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Spiritual Life
Christian Union, YCS, and respect for all faiths. Sunday worship and weekly fellowship.
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Leadership
Student Council, prefects and house system that build responsibility and democratic values.
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Our Heritage
Rooted in Maasai values
Education here is more than books. We draw strength from the wisdom of our Maasai heritage — values that have guided our community for generations.
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Annual Maasai Cultural Day
Celebrating heritage together
Our School Anthem
“Wamaasai tutenganal lenye, olpusimoru osho oo inkishu;
Ewuaso ene ee enkung'u, edaa ene ee o ltorobo;
Eno enkolong' e Oxford, ene ee Pusimoru;”
Translation: “We are the Maasai of this generation, Olpusimoru our pride; the plains are our home, the hills our shelter; this is our Oxford, Olpusimoru is its name.”
Values we live by (in Maa)
Enkanyit· Respect
For elders, teachers, peers and the land that sustains us.
Entito· Courage
To face exams, challenges and the future without fear.
Osotua· Peace
In our dormitories, classrooms and community.
Erokat· Hard work
The Maasai way — discipline in study and in life.
A Day at Olpusimoru
Life in our boarding section
Structure, discipline and care define every day. Here is a glimpse of how our boarding students spend a typical school day — from the morning bell to lights out.
Structured & Supervised
Every hour, purposefully planned
Morning
7 activities- 5:30AM
Morning bell & wake up
- 5:45AM
Personal hygiene & dorm inspection
- 6:15AM
Morning assembly & prayers
- 6:45AM
Breakfast
- 7:30AM
Lessons begin
- 10:30AM
Tea break
- 10:50AM
Lessons resume
Afternoon
3 activities- 1:00PM
Lunch
- 2:00PM
Afternoon lessons & practicals
- 4:00PM
Games & sports
Evening
4 activities- 5:30PM
Showers & evening prep
- 7:00PM
Supper
- 7:45PM
Evening preps (supervised study)
- 9:30PM
Lights out
Virtual Tour
Explore our campus
Take a visual walk through Olpusimoru Senior School — from the main gate to the dormitories, labs and the savanna beyond. Use the arrows or thumbnails to navigate.
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Main Entrance & Administration Block
Tour Stop 1
Main Entrance & Administration Block
Welcome to Olpusimoru. Our administration block houses the principal's office, bursar and reception — the first stop for every visitor and new student.
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Alumni Spotlight
From Olpusimoru to the world
Our graduates carry the values and knowledge of this school into universities, professions and communities across Kenya and beyond. Here are a few of their stories.
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Notable AlumnusDr. Samuel ole Torome
Class of 2005Medical Doctor, Narok County Referral Hospital
First Olpusimoru alumnus to qualify as a medical doctor; now mentors current students interested in health sciences.
The discipline and hard work I learned here carried me through medical school. I am forever grateful to my teachers.
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ProfessionalsEng. Eunice Naserian
Class of 2010Civil Engineer, Kenya Rural Roads Authority
Awarded a county scholarship; now designs rural roads across the South Rift.
Olpusimoru proved that a girl from a Maasai village can become an engineer. The future belongs to those who dare.
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Academic ScholarProf. Daniel Sironka
Class of 2001Lecturer, University of Nairobi
Pursued education to PhD level; now teaches and publishes research in environmental science.
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Notable AlumnusGrace Meitamei
Class of 2015Founder, Maasai Beadwork Cooperative
Turned her heritage into a thriving social enterprise employing 40 Maasai women across Narok.
My school taught me to read, but it also taught me to be proud of who I am. Culture and commerce can walk together.
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ProfessionalsLincoln Kipkirui
Class of 2019Software Developer, Nairobi tech startup
Self-taught programmer, now building fintech tools used across East Africa.
The computer lab at Olpusimoru was my first window to the digital world. Every line of code I write started there.
Are you an Olpusimoru alumnus? We'd love to hear from you.
Join our alumni network, mentor current students, or share your story to inspire the next generation.
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Moments that make us proud
A glimpse into daily life, celebrations and milestones at Olpusimoru Senior School.
Academic Calendar
Plan ahead with our term schedule
The Kenyan school year is divided into three terms. Here are the key dates — openings, mid-term breaks, exams and holidays — to help parents and students plan ahead.
Term 1 Opening Countdown
Wednesday, 6 January 2027
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Term 1
2026 Schedule
Opening Day
OpeningJan 6
Mid-term Break
BreakFeb 26 – Mar 2
Half-term Visiting
EventMar 15
Closing Day
ClosingApr 4
April Holidays
HolidayApr 7 – Apr 25
Term 2
2026 Schedule
Opening Day
OpeningMay 5
Inter-house Sports
EventJun 20
Mid-term Break
BreakJun 23 – Jun 27
Cultural Festival
EventJul 18
Closing Day
ClosingAug 8
August Holidays
HolidayAug 11 – Aug 29
Term 3
2026 Schedule
Opening Day
OpeningSep 1
KCSE Exams Begin
ExaminationOct 23
Prize Giving Day
EventOct 17
KCSE Exams End
ExaminationNov 21
Closing Day
ClosingNov 28
December Holidays
HolidayDec 1 – Dec 31
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Full fees structure, subject combinations, boarding list & calendar in one PDF.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers for parents & students
Everything you need to know about admissions, fees, boarding and life at Olpusimoru. Can't find what you're looking for? Our contact form is always available.
The Kenyan secondary school year follows three terms. Term 1 typically opens in early January, Term 2 in May, and Term 3 in September. Exact opening dates are published on our news section and communicated to parents via SMS. Mid-term breaks and holidays fall between terms.
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Contact Us
We'd love to hear from you
Have a question about admissions, fees, or anything else? Reach out and our team will respond promptly.
Visit Us
P.O. Box 270, Olenguruone, Narok, Kenya
Narok North Sub-County, Narok County, Rift Valley, Kenya
Call Us
+254 712 345 678
+254 722 901 234
Email Us
info@olpusimoru.sc.ke
admissions@olpusimoru.sc.ke
Office Hours
Mon – Fri: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sat: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Narok North Sub-County, Narok County, Rift Valley, Kenya