St. Joseph’s Boys National School emerged victorious in the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) games, showcasing exceptional talent and dedication across multiple disciplines.
Governor George Natembeya lauded the school’s remarkable achievements during a thanksgiving event organized by the school management on Tuesday morning at the school.
The school secured victories in football, basketball, table tennis, lawn tennis, and badminton competitions during the recently concluded KSSSA games, Trans Nzoia County 2024.
Governor Natembeya expressed immense pride in the students’ determination, hard work, and conviction, emphasizing that these wins mark only the beginning of their journey toward greatness.
Addressing the school community, Governor Natembeya stressed the importance of holistic growth. “Our students should thrive academically, spiritually, and socially,” he declared. He also commended the Catholic Church for its role in shaping well-rounded individuals.
Governor Natembeya highlighted his administration’s commitment to education and environmental sustainability. The completion of a state-of-the-art stadium, representing a KES 657 million investment in sports infrastructure, exemplifies this dedication. Additionally, the Ukombozi Bursary Program has provided scholarships for 22,000 students, while the National Schools Scholarship Programme supports bright and needy students.

















Trans Nzoia County, home to two critical water towers, faces climate change challenges. Governor Natembeya announced an ambitious goal: planting one million trees annually. He urged residents, especially students, to actively contribute to this initiative.
Governor Natembeya further emphasized that success is not a matter of chance but a matter of choice. “The choices you make every day will shape your character and future,” he asserted.
The Governor extended gratitude to the School Chief Principal Cosmas Nabungolo, teachers, and all contributors to St. Joseph’s Boys’ National School success. He also revealed plans for an annual Governor’s Cup tournament, providing a platform for young athletes to showcase their skills and potentially attract professional opportunities.
This celebration of success at St. Joseph’s Boys National School highlights the importance of dedication, holistic development, and environmental sustainability in shaping a brighter future for Trans Nzoia County’s youth.