I am Sabrina James, an ex-teacher and now friend of Daddy Alvin. It is such a privilege to be involved in this blogging programme which was recently initiated. I must say that the blogs uploaded for the February edition have… Continue Reading →

Children’s Garden voices was formulated by dad Alvin during his visit. This was to enable the students from the Children’s Garden News Network club to air their voices. The students have been writing since December 2022. Dad Alvin had also… Continue Reading →

Last year our greenhouse planted tomatoes and we came to realize that the tomatoes did well. We started by preparing the land first, that is, clearing the farm by removing the weeds in the farm then we plowed the farm…. Continue Reading →

It is my pleasure to introduce myself as Oyindo Paul Oduor. When I was a student, life in the garden was not so easy, but Daddy Moses and Mum Silvia made sure we had everything we needed to continue our… Continue Reading →

Lego robotics it’s a club which was started in children’s garden home and school by a loving and caring mother called Mum Kathleen Chromicz who was working at the international school of Kenya and She came to visit the home… Continue Reading →

The construction of the classes for autistic kids and youths was initially proposed by the school`s director Mr. Moses Ndun’gu. The construction commenced in December 2022 when children and students had gone for a short holiday and it is still… Continue Reading →

Alvin’s friends and he sponsored the construction of a wall that has reached its destination. For the wall to be completely covered, it only needs to be covered with broken glasses for security. To avoid distractions during studies, the wall… Continue Reading →

The 31/1/2023 Children’s Garden family has welcomed two new members. They are Dolphine Achieng and Elizabeth Akinyi. They finally get to be part of this family after going through so much in their lives. After their stepdad chased them, the… Continue Reading →

A few days after the high school exams were over, the exam marking began, and on January 20th, Ezekiel Machogu, the Cabinet Secretary for Education, announced the results. When it came to Children’s Garden Home and School, the results were… Continue Reading →

In the past Children`s Garden has had a problem with the classes. High school students used to squeeze themselves into smaller spaces to learn while the primary students have been using old iron sheet buildings as classrooms. This has had… Continue Reading →