Senior Boys Dorm. 

Dorm tutor: Mr. Maloba
Assistant Dorm Tutors: Mr. Oyugi / Mr. Edwards

The Senior Boys Dorm is next to the Junior Boys Dorm in terms of location, and so in terms of Geography the move from Year 6 to 7 is not a big one, but in many other ways it is…

Moving into Year 7 means moving into the Senior School. This means a lot of changes for pupils including, learning to handle a tougher academic work load, learning how to work more independently and taking on more responsibility. Life in the Senior Boys Dorm helps students to make these changes.

Boys are accommodated on two floors, in rooms each designed for up to four students. Each student has their own storage unit, locker, bed, desk and chair. The Year 7 and 8 boys occupy the lower floor in five rooms with a large bathroom. Year 7 and 8 also have their own common room with TV, Satellite DSTV, DVD player, kettles and water dispenser.

The older Year 9 and 10 boys are accommodated on the first floor in seven rooms with another ample bathroom. There is also a very large Common Room upstairs which is available for use by all the boys in the Dorm. This Common Room has enough seating for everyone and there is a large TV, Satellite DSTV, DVD Player, Video Player, kettles and water dispenser.

Although the Dorm is big (there is accommodation for up to 50 boys), there is still a friendly family feel. Some of the Year 10 boys are appointed as Prefects to help ensure the smooth running of the Dorm and to provide positive role models for the younger pupils. Prefects also have a duty once a week in the Year 7 and 8 corridor helping to supervise Prep.

The Dorm Tutors take a very pro-active role and are very present in the Dorm. They work closely with the Matron, and also with parents, to ensure that students are well cared for and are maintaining high personal, social and academic standards.