Year 11 Boys Dormitory.

Year 11 Boy’s Dorm is a single unit that comprises of 12 spacious rooms and an exclusive common room with a wide range of entertainment facilities. The common room is quite amiable with, TV satellite DSTV, DVD and a pool table for the students. There is a wide range of board games available during students free time and socials. There is an equipped kitchen with microwave, sandwitch maker, a toaster, water kettle and a water dispenser The rooms are big enough for two sharing with study tables and spacious wardrobes.

The dorm is located next to the creative art department and quite close to the academic area, enabling the internet wireless connection to be at range for students in the dorm. The dorm is run by competent staff which include a dorm tutor and two assistants and a matron who is always in the dorm and available to the students at any time of the day.

“The Dorm and the surroundings gives you freedom to express yourself full considering the fact that it’s only year 11 boys and you sleep two in a room. In the dorm we have hilarious action packed activities in our free time at the same time we are required to study and perform academically. The common room! Is a nice place to relax. There is space for every one and best of all there is DSTV and wireless internet connection…….it makes you feel at home.”

Garry Gonza 2009

“I really feel secure in year 11 Boys dorm. It is one of the best dorms in the school and easy to relate with our dorm parents”

Eddy Cunningham 2009

“Since joining Greensteds, I have noticed the individuality and a certain freedom we gain in year 11 Boys dorm”

Martin Njuguna, Dorm prefect 2009

“Once in the Year 11 Dorm, boys immediately become a tighter unit and they appreciate sharing a room with just one other person this allows for a more comfortable living experience. All of this comes at a price though. The boys are required to present themselves in a mature manner or risk losing their extra privileges, a tactic that has proved effective through time, converting previously immature boys into mature and responsible young men.” Jean Luc "