| This website is for the ex-pupils and staff of Eastleigh Secondary School, Nairobi, Kenya. |
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To act as a source of gathering and disseminating information about old boys and teachers from Eastleigh Secondary School (ESS) and those who were at Racecourse Secondary School (RSS) |
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To have a historical and a contemporary picture of Eastleigh Secondary School, Nairobi and our links with the school. |
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To inform members about upcoming events, provide regular updates about the ESS Alumni, news about fellow members and to publicise our projects |
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| For more information please Email: Info@essalumni.org.uk |
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| Demise of our respected and esteemed teacher Mr Frances Mendonca - 1st Aug 1925 to 10th Feb 2021 |
I am deeply saddened to inform you that Mr Mendonca, our English teacher and Deputy Headmaster, is no more. I received the following message from his son Philip Mendonca on 11th February 2021. I informed all our members by email immediately. We have since received numerous messages of condolences which I have passed on to Philip.
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History of Eastleigh Secondary School, Nairobi
Eastleigh Secondary School was founded in 1952 under the name Racecourse Secondary School to cater for the education of the Asian Community in the Pangani/ Park Road area. With the ensuing increase in the demand for education, it was decided that the Racecourse Secondary School be moved to a new site in the Eastleigh area. The construction work for this new school was completed in December 1955 and the school opened its doors to pupils for the first time on 16th January 1956.
The then Director of Education Mr. W. J. D. Wadley formally opened the school on 6th October 1956 under the new name of Eastleigh Secondary School.
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