This program is the offshoot of the British run Duke of Edinburgh Awards program here in Kenya and has a very prestigious following. Universities and employers value candidates who have been through this training.

The program has been running at Greensteds for sometime now and has been a very successful part of the extra curricular focus.
The President’s Award program consists of three levels :
Bronze, Silver and Gold – and students have the opportunity over a period of time to complete all three levels.

• Students can commence with the Bronze program from the age of 14 and this takes six months to complete. Silver level takes one year and Gold 18 months. All students have to complete the four categories up to an acceptable and consistent level.
  Service (Community service, Charity, Rhino Charge, Helping at Orphaned Children's homes etc)
  Skill (learning to play a musical instrument, sing, act, drive a car, ride horses etc)
  Physical Activity (sport)
  Expedition (hiking, biking and camping, we have been to Malewa Camp, Menengai Crater, Hell’s Gate Park, Mount Longonot, Aberdares Mountains, Mt Kenya etc)
• THE BRONZE GROUP COMPRISING ALL YEAR 10 HAS COMPLETED A VERY SUCCESSFUL BRONZE EXPEDITION ON 22 JAN 2011. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL
• Successful Gold achievers are rewarded by the president of Kenya at State House Nairobi.
• The Award is compulsory in Greensteds and all year 10 students take part at Bronze Level under Mr Sam Mwangi. Mrs Lucy Bolderston takes them to the orphanage and for community service.
• Silver is run by Mr Wilson Mwangi and Gold by Mr John Morgan.
• Mr Sam Maloba is the Coordinator