Gen 4
MANGU HIGH SCHOOL
TERM DATES – TERM III, 2014
| Day / Date | Event |
| Monday 1st September | - HODs meeting at 9.00 am - Prefects report back to school |
| Tuesday 2nd September | - Staff meeting at 9.00 am - Students report back to school - checking of Holiday Homework by all the teachers |
| Wednesday 4th September | - Morning Assembly at 6.30 am - Administration of CAT I for forms 1, 2 & 3 - Administration of Post Mock Exams for form 4 |
| Thursday - Tuesday 4th – 9th September | - Continuation of CATs and Post Mock
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| Friday 5th September | - Classes begin for forms 1-3 |
| Tuesday 9th September | - All Schemes of work to be ready and copies submitted to relevant offices i.e. HODs and Dean of Studies
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| Friday 12th September | - Deadline for Departmental Meetings |
| Monday & Tuesday 22nd & 23rd Sept | - Administration of National Schools Mock Exams (F4 PP2) |
| Thursday 25th September | - Deadline for computing CAT 1 marks (F1 – F3) and Post Mock Results |
| Thursday 2nd October | - Mid-Term Break at 11.00 am |
| Sunday 5th October | - VISITING DAY |
| Monday 6th October | - End of Mid-Term - Roll Call at 5.30 pm |
| Thursday & Friday 9th & 10th October | - Administration of CAT 2 (Form 1 – 3)
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| Sunday 12th October 2014 | - Dedication Mass for the Candidates
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| Tuesday 14th October | - KCSE Exams begin |
| Friday 24th October | - Deadline for computing CAT2 Marks
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| Monday 3rd November | - Administration of End of Year Exams (F1 – F3) |
| Saturday 8th November | - PTA Annual General Meeting (AGM)
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| Monday 10th November | - Deadline for computing marks
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| Thursday 13th November | - Closing Day
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Githuka A.
PRINCIPAL.
Junior Achievement
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT CLUB .
Junior achievement club is basically an opportunity for young entrepreneurs to gain vital business knowledge. Each year a company is formed by members in form one to three to undertake the year’s programme. The members choose a business idea and after assessing its viability develop it into a project that can help them gain practical skills in business.
At the end of the year students take part in a national competitive expo where all companies show case their products. A team of highly experienced judges drawn from the corporate sector then choose the best placed companies a host of awards. The best company takes the Biashara award. The form 4s(former company members) are taken through a programme- Job shadow- where they get to meet with members of the corporate world to learn more about the job they usually do.
The companies normally have a patron (teacher at school) and mentors (from companies that sponsor J.A. Kenya.). They advice and guide the students in their daily activities. They are an indispensable part of the club.
HISTORY OF THE CLUB
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT CLUB
|
YEAR |
COMPANY |
PATRON |
PRESIDENT |
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2006 |
Apex Corp. |
Mrs. E. Kuria |
Brian Mutuma |
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2007 |
Sky Corp. |
Mrs. E. Mwangi |
Enock Wawa |
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2008 |
Memphitz Corp. |
Mrs. E. Mwangi |
Evans Campbell |
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2009 |
Janus Company |
Mrs. E. Mwangi |
Elvis Munane |
|
2010 |
Power Corp. |
Mrs. E. Mwangi |
Stanley Muturi |
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The various companies are usually led by a Board of Directors chosen after a thorough interview process. This is done by the outgoing company’s Board of Directors.
RECENT B.O.Ds
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT CLUB
|
POSITION |
2009 |
2010 |
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PRESIDENT |
ELVIS SETH MUNANE |
STANLEY MUTURI |
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VICE-PRESIDENT |
KELVIN KASIMBU |
ALVIN TEZI |
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VP-FINANCE |
ALEX GITONGU |
PETER KIMANI |
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VP-SALES |
ELIJAH THAGANA |
JOSIAH KARIUKI |
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VP-HUMAN RESOURCE |
DENNIS BETT |
BRIAN THIGA |
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VP-MARKETING |
ANTHONY MATEI |
JAMES MWANGI |
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VP-ADVERTISING |
PAUL NJUGUNA |
DANIEL AMENYA |
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VP-PRODUCTION |
GIFT MAZERA |
VICTOR MUTHOMI |
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VP-INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY |
|
MICHAEL OMUGA |
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CORPORATE SECRETARY |
BRIAN NJUGUNA |
JAMES MUGO |
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ASST. VP-FINANCE |
SAMUEL MALU |
DANIEL KIBUGA |
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ASST. VP-SALES |
DENNIS THEURI |
BONIFACE MUNYOKI |
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ORGANISING SECRETARY |
KEVIN KUGWA |
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|
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER |
FIDEL HALWENGE |
CHARLES MULEMI |
CLUB ACHIEVEMENTS
Over the years, the club’s reputation has been rising steadily. Recent achievements include:
Club of the Year(Mang’u High School)- 2009
Representing J.A. Kenya at the Tusker Safari 7s rugby tournament(School Edition)- 2009
Company of the year (Biashara Award)- 2008 Expo
Most profitable Company (Faida Award)- 2008 Expo
Most outstanding display (Uzuri award)- 2007 Expo
Best Company Central Region- 2007 Expo
The club has also been active in community welfare activities (Corporate Social Responsibility) such as:
Setting up bee hives in the school
Taking part in various fund raisers (offsetting medical and funeral bills etc.).
Appreciating talented students (artists, dancers etc.).
Planting trees in the school frequently.
Assisting needy students.
CONCLUSION
We hope the club’s main aim of moulding young entrepreneurs into successful business will be achieved and furthermore greater heights will be reached since the competition has now gone international.
God bless you.
‘LET THEIR SUCCESS BE YOUR INSPIRATION.’
