For many students at Kibii Primary School, education is a dream often challenged by limited resources. However, a recent visit by Wilstone Homes Foundation brought joy and renewed hope, as the company donated essential school supplies and announced plans for infrastructural improvements.
Led by Managing Director Ejidio Kinyanjui, the award-winning real estate firm provided students with textbooks, exercise books, pens, schoolbags, and sanitary products for female learners.
The donations aimed to ease learning challenges and inspire students to focus on their studies.“Education is the cornerstone of every thriving community,” said Kinyanjui.
“At Wilstone Homes, we believe in building more than houses—we are committed to building futures.”Beyond supplies, the real estate firm pledged to renovate two classrooms and construct a 10,000-liter water tank to address the school’s water shortage, demonstrating their long-term commitment to improving education in rural areas.
For the students and teachers, the visit was a heartwarming surprise. The Wilstone Homes team took time to engage with learners, encouraging them to dream big and work hard toward their goals.
As part of their CSR efforts, the team also led a tree-planting exercise, where over 30 indigenous trees were planted to symbolize growth and sustainability.
Among the excited students was Class Seven pupil Brian Kiplangat, who said, “I’m so happy to have a new schoolbag and books. I want to work hard and become an engineer like Mr. Kinyanjui.”Wilstone Homes has promised ongoing support for the school, making this initiative part of a larger mission to uplift underserved communities. Their visit left behind not just supplies, but a sense of optimism and motivation for the young learners.