Date: 13th September 2025Venue: Strathmore School groundsTeams Participating: 40+ teams across both age categoriesPitches: Pitch 1 & 2 Strathmore School turned into a hive of footballing action on Saturday, 13th September 2025, as it hosted two vibrant youth football tournaments: the 13 & Under and 11 & Under age group tournaments. With over 40 teams...Read More
Our boys continue with a tradition of sporting excellence with a commanding performance at the Junior Secondary School Regional Games held on 24th June 2025. Our teams stepped onto the courts with determination, discipline and teamwork—and the results speak for themselves. 🏀 Basketball Brilliance Our basketball boys were in top form, securing victory in all...Read More
For the first time in the history of schools rugby, the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) organized a National Under 15 Rugby 7s Tournament, targeting Junior Secondary Schools. Our school proudly participated and: Won the Westlands Sub-County Championship Reached the finals at the Nairobi Region Championships, where we were narrowly eliminated Did not qualify...Read More
The Strathmore School Swimming Team comprised 8 talented students—5 from Junior School and 3 from Secondary School. They teamed up for the Term 1 School Games. Junior School Journey:They competed from the Kilimani Zone to Westlands Sub-County, progressed to the Nairobi Region Finals and concluded their season at the Nationals held at Aga Khan Academy,...Read More
This year’s sports day was exciting, with Chui emerging as the winner. All students from Form 4 to Grade 1 participated in a full day of competition, divided into four teams: Chui, Nyati, Ndovu and Simba each led by a super captain from Form 4. This event has become a valued day at our school,...Read More
In Term 1, our students have been active in the county games, competing in athletics, basketball, rugby, and handball. So far, we’ve had a mix of wins and losses. In handball, our team excelled with a record of 6 wins out of 8 games, but unfortunately, we didn’t advance beyond the sub-county level. In rugby,...Read More
