Founders’ Day 2025:
We’re excited to share some wonderful news — Founders’ Day 2025 is almost here!
On Friday, July 19th, the Starehe community will gather to honour the legacy of our visionary founder, Dr. Geoffrey W. Griffin, and reflect on the incredible journey of Starehe Boys’ Centre and School.
This special day is a moment for reflection, gratitude, and renewed purpose. It reminds us of the values that continue to define Starehe: discipline, compassion, and service to others.
What to Look Forward To:
- 🕊️ A memorial service in honour of Dr. Griffin and other founding leaders
- 🎤 Inspiring addresses by alumni and invited guests
- 🎶 Student-led performances and heartfelt tributes
- 🔭 A look into the future of Starehe and how we continue to carry the torch forward
We warmly invite alumni, students, staff, families, partners, and friends of Starehe to be part of this meaningful day. Let’s celebrate the past, embrace the present, and invest in the future.
We can’t wait to see you there!
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