The countdown to the final examinations has officially begun, and the energy at Barolengo Secondary School is electric. This is the defining year for our Form Four students—the culmination of four years of hard work, late-night studying, and dedication.
To give our candidates the ultimate boost, a i rode my bike to deliver the rim papers and Revision notes to school for Milverton and Wesley in form four.

Why This Delivery Matters

The final year of secondary school can be overwhelming. Students often know what they need to study, but they don’t always have the structured resources to do it efficiently. This delivery is designed to bridge that gap in three distinct ways:

• Past Papers (The Blueprint): Practice makes perfect, but perfect practice requires the right materials. Past papers give Milverton and Wesley an exact roadmap of what to expect in the final exam. It helps them master time management, understand examiner phrasing, and conquer exam anxiety.
• Revision Notes (The Fast Track): With limited time left, digging through massive textbooks can be inefficient. These revision notes condense complex topics into digestible, high-yield summaries, making active recall and spaced repetition much easier.
• Rim Papers (The Canvas): You can’t practice for an exam just by reading. True mastery happens when pen meets paper. These writing materials ensure they can simulate real exam conditions, drafting essays, solving complex equations, and sketching diagrams without running out of resources.

A Special Shoutout to Milverton and Wesley and others.

To our Form Four champions, Milverton and Wesley: the stage is yours.

“Success isn’t given, it’s earned. And the best way to earn it is through preparation.

The Road to the Finals

As the exam date approaches, we encourage both Milverton and Wesley to create a structured study timetable, form a fierce two-man study group to quiz each other, and lean on their teachers for any clarifications.
The tools have been delivered. The foundation is laid. Now, it’s time to put in the work and bring home excellent results.
Let’s do this, Barolengo Secondary! Wish Milverton and Wesley the best of luck in the comments below! 🎓📝

It was another important and encouraging day as parents and guardians gathered for the Form Four parents’ meeting at Bar Olengo Secondary School. I was grateful to attend the meeting as a parent of two candidates, Wesley and Milverton, who are both preparing for their final KCSE examinations this October.

During the meeting, several important matters affecting the students were discussed. These included school fee balances, student discipline, and ways of motivating both students and teachers in order to achieve better academic performance. Parents and teachers also shared different strategies that can help improve the school results and create a better learning environment for all the candidates.

One of the most joyful moments for me was seeing Wesley, who was recently appointed as the school head student, confidently addressing parents, teachers, and fellow students during the meeting. It was truly encouraging to witness his growth in leadership and responsibility.

I was also humbled and honored to be unanimously elected as the class representative. The trust shown to me by fellow parents was deeply encouraging, especially because of the humanitarian work I do within the community and the support I have continued to offer to students over time.

As a class representative, my role will include counseling and motivating students, checking on their welfare, and working closely with the school administration in matters aimed at improving academic performance and student well-being.

I thank everyone who has continued to support this important programme for our children. As the KCSE examinations draw near, we continue praying for wisdom, discipline, good health, and success for all the candidates.

May God bless all the students, teachers, parents, and supporters who are working tirelessly for a brighter future for these young learners.

Today, i attended a parents meeting and represented Usher in Grade 9 at Bar Olengo Junior Secondary School. The meeting brought together parents and teachers to discuss important issues affecting the students and their education.
Among the key topics discussed were discipline, absenteeism, school fees, and proper school uniforms. Teachers encouraged parents to closely monitor their children and guide them in good behavior and regular school attendance so that they can perform well in their exams.
The school also emphasized the importance of providing learning materials such as textbooks, calculators, uniforms, and other school requirements. These resources help students learn more easily and improve their understanding in class.
As parents, we were reminded that supporting our children both spiritually and academically plays a big role in shaping their future. With cooperation between parents, teachers, and students, the learners can work hard and achieve success in their studies.

Praise God,the above sisters in Christ each received sugar,milk and other foodstuffs to help them with their family.From left (Priscah,Venny and Patricia.)
Every blessings.

They are also part of our congregation and they are living with disability.Am glad they were so grateful.

Many blessings too all.

Today after church i managed to get hold of Mama Gaudensia and gift her some foodstuffs for her family.She is a widow and is also enrolled in our support programme.Others are in line and hopefully they will also be gifted.

Many times the widows and orphans need just some foodstuffs,they pray so hard to be blessed.To many it may not be of much importance.I thank God for those who have the heart to be part of this and have always been supportive in one way or another.Please continue to bless them and also keep them in your prayers.

Happy Sunday and God bless you all!