PROJECT 1-A · THE FIRST NATIONAL COHORT

One hundred schools,
ready to come online.

Across Kenya, schools have signed up to go online — on Kenya's own .KE domain. The commitment is made. Only the funding stands between them and a live, official school website.

The school register333 schools
Molok Day & Boarding Comprehensive SchoolBaringo
Mulot Comprehensive SchoolBomet
Kapichei Primary SchoolBomet
Murwongoi Primary SchoolBomet
Koiwa Boys SchoolBomet
Bukholo RC Primary SchoolBungoma
Makomo Rc Primary SchoolBungoma
Milima Fym Boarding Primary SchoolBungoma
333
schools signed up
39
counties, all regions
KES 50,000
takes one school online for a year
.KE
every school on Kenya's domain
Where to begin

A national programme, explained in the right order

Whether you're a school, a sponsor, or simply curious — here's the clearest path through what the Elimu TSO Programme is and how to take part.

Why it matters

A school online should be a school on Kenya's own domain

The .KE domain, administered by KeNIC, keeps a school's digital identity Kenyan-registered and Kenyan-governed — part of the national digital fabric the country is building.

Putting schools on .KE is a concrete instalment on Kenya's digital ambitions, and a direct contribution to the national push to grow the country's domain footprint.

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Delivered in step with KeNIC

The national .KE registry and a founding partner of the programme — with the first schools already championed by KeNIC itself.