Mirema School

The Mirema dream started off way back in 1997 when a couple called for a family meeting to share their desire to start a school. At first, it seemed rather far-fetched to their children about converting their home into a school, however Mr. A.J. Mutegi and Mrs. Margaret K. Mutegi were set on starting the school. It took a mix of sacrifice, reliable... partnerships & consultations, all their savings, focus & passion to get the ball rolling. From constructing semi-permanent structures using his skill and know how. Mr. Mutegi called on his own brother to assist him build the school with their own two hands. It took Mrs. Mutegi waking up at 4.30am everyday for many months to pick up her first students with her personal vehicle to ensure they were in school. With more than 100 staff, Mirema School now provides a happy, vibrant environment, and the community is managed by a dedicated team of teachers, support staff and managers. Mirema School was officially founded in 1998 with only 3 children. It quickly started catering for children who are differently-abled when a mother, desperate to find a school that would accept her autistic son came through the school gates. She met Mrs. Mutegi and gave her an account of her sons challenges. Although Mrs. Mutegi did not know one thing about autism, she asked the mother to leave her son with her for a few day. The Differently-Abled unit was born, making Mirema School the first school in Nairobi to accommodate children with learning difficulties. Fast forward to the present, the founders now retired, consult with their children, who have taken on the directorship of the school. Mirema School now caters for 900 children in 5 schools 8-4-4, 2-6-6-3, Mirema International British School, Mirema Differently-Abled school and Mirema Little Cabin Daycare Centre. The integrated system allows children from different backgrounds and with different abilities to interact, learn from each other and appreciate each other, no matter the challenge they face.Read More