Grief Hits Top School as Principal Dies Amid Ongoing KCSE Exams

The Gacharage Girls High School community in Murang’a County is mourning the death of its Principal, Phoebe Nduta, who passed away after a short illness.

Her death has brought grief to students, teachers, support staff, parents and the wider school community.

The loss comes during the ongoing Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education examinations, adding emotional strain to an already demanding period for candidates and teachers.

As principal, Nduta guided the school, oversaw its daily operations and supported learners and staff.

Her work placed her at the centre of the institution’s academic and administrative activities.

Those who interacted with her are reflecting on her contribution to education and the relationships she built at Gacharage Girls.

Tributes have begun emerging from fellow principals, teachers, former students, friends and colleagues across the education fraternity.

Teachers and staff who worked alongside her are mourning a colleague whose role extended beyond managing the institution.

For students and former learners, her death marks the loss of a leader who formed part of their educational journey.

Messages of condolence have been extended to Nduta’s family, the Gacharage Girls Senior School fraternity and everyone affected by the loss.

Her death leaves a gap at the institution, while those who knew her remember her service and commitment to education.

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