Science & Technology
STEM clubs fostering innovation, research, and scientific curiosity.
5 ClubsDiscover your passion, develop your talent, and build lifelong friendships through our diverse co-curricular programs.
At Olderkesi Senior School, we believe education extends far beyond textbooks. Our clubs and societies provide students with opportunities to explore interests, develop leadership skills, and contribute meaningfully to the school community and society at large.
"Every student has a talent worth nurturing."
STEM clubs fostering innovation, research, and scientific curiosity.
5 ClubsCreative outlets for music, drama, dance, and visual arts.
6 ClubsOratory, literary, and linguistic excellence through competition.
4 ClubsService-oriented clubs promoting social responsibility.
4 ClubsEntrepreneurship, leadership, and career development.
3 ClubsConservation, farming, and sustainability initiatives.
2 ClubsExplores physics, chemistry, and biology through experiments, science fairs, and national competitions. Members participate in KSEF and Young Scientists Kenya.
Learn coding, web development, robotics, and participate in national hackathons. Partners with local tech hubs for mentorship and internships.
Advanced problem-solving, math olympiads, and peer tutoring. Prepares students for Kenya Mathematical Olympiad and international competitions.
First aid training, health awareness campaigns, and community health outreach. Certified by St. John Ambulance Kenya.
Traditional and contemporary music, choir competitions, and instrumental training. Performs at national music festivals and school events.
Acting, scriptwriting, set design, and stage management. Competes in Kenya National Drama Festival and hosts annual school play.
Painting, sculpture, drawing, and mixed media. Exhibits at county art shows and creates murals for school beautification projects.
Maasai and Kenyan traditional dance, costume design, and cultural preservation. Performs at national cultural festivals and state functions.
Poetry, short stories, journalism, and blogging. Publishes annual school magazine "The Olderkesi Voice" and enters writing competitions.
Competitive debating, oratory, and Model United Nations. Represents the school at county and national debate championships.
Book discussions, author visits, and reading challenges. Collaborates with Kenya National Library Service for book access.
School newspaper production, investigative reporting, and media ethics. Publishes monthly "The Olderkesi Times" bulletin.
Volunteering at local hospitals, orphanages, and elderly homes. Organizes annual charity drives and community clean-up events.
Human rights education, conflict resolution, and peace advocacy. Partners with Amnesty International Kenya for workshops.
Gender equality advocacy, menstrual health education, and girls' leadership. Runs "Pad a Girl" initiative for local schools.
Christian fellowship, Bible study, and spiritual growth. Organizes weekly fellowship, prayer days, and annual religious retreat.
Business plan development, startup incubation, and market simulation. Runs school tuck shop and annual trade fair.
Student government, peer mediation, and school governance. Comprises prefects, class reps, and dorm captains working with administration.
Career exploration, university preparation, and mentorship matching. Organizes career days and alumni networking events.
Tree planting, waste management, and climate action advocacy. Manages school tree nursery and recycling program.
Crop farming, animal husbandry, and agribusiness. Runs school demonstration farm and sells produce to local markets.
Every student at Olderkesi Senior School must belong to at least one club. Joining is simple, and switching clubs is permitted at the start of each term with patron approval.
Held in the first week of Term 1. All clubs set up booths to showcase their activities, achievements, and membership benefits.
Fill a club membership form from the patron or student affairs office. Some clubs require an interview or audition.
Most clubs charge KES 100200 per term for materials and activities. Fee waivers available for needy students.
Clubs meet weekly on Wednesdays 4:005:30 PM. Attendance is mandatory for active membership and competition eligibility.
Science Club won Gold for solar-powered water purification project. Represented Kenya at East African Science Congress.
August 2025Drama Club reached national finals with original play "The Herd Boy's Dream." Won Best Actor and Best Set Design.
April 2025Debate Club won 1st Place in Narok County Schools Debate.
June 2025Traditional Dance Troupe won Special Trophy for Best Cultural Preservation. Invited to perform at State House.
August 2025Environment Club recognized by NEMA for planting 5,000 trees in Olderkesi area. Received Green School Certificate.
March 2025Entrepreneurs Club tuck shop generated KES 45,000 profit, funding 3 bursaries for needy students.
November 2025Every talent has a home at Olderkesi. Explore our clubs, discover your passion, and become part of something extraordinary.