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There was a cool breeze blowing through the leaves of the tall trees around Wesley Mission. The children joyfully played; running after the colored butterflies and flying aeroplanes made of their outstretched hands. The bigger ones knew that there were visitors coming to the school. The little ones may not have been aware. It is in this background that one, David Conda, a member of the US-based board, visited Wesley Mission School Moheto. He did not come alone, he was accomp

July 1st, 2026 The familiar sound of children's laughter once again echoed across Wesley Mission School Moheto as learners returned from their one-week half-term break on June 29, 2026. What had been a quiet campus for a week was transformed into a vibrant community filled with smiling faces, warm embraces, animated conversations and chorus in classes. In a moment that made the reopening even more memorable, the Wesley Mission School family was honoured to welcome Reverend B

"Today, by faith, we plant the seed of a cafeteria in Moheto. May God send money our way", said Rev Kennedy Mwita as he led the Congregation and parents in the groundbreaking ceremony. June 5th, 2026 At the beginning of May, construction began for the new cafeteria building at Wesley Mission School. This building will serve as a cafeteria and social event space for the school, and will be complete with a kitchen and food store. We are very excited for this project to be compl

March 1st, 2026 Dear Parents and Guardians, We would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation for your continuous support and contributions to Wesley Mission School. Your commitment plays a vital role in our students' success and well-being. As a reminder, the mid-semester (mid-term) break concludes today, March 1, 2026. We look forward to welcoming all students back to school tomorrow at the usual time of 7:30 AM. Given that we are currently experiencing a rainy and cold se

October 17, 2025 On October 17, 2025, Wesley Mission School-Moheto in Migori County hosted its first inaugural closing ceremony, kindergarten graduation, and PP2 graduation, marking a significant achievement for the community. Despite its brief ten-month existence, the school has made remarkable progress, transforming the educational landscape within the region. The school has quickly become a beacon of hope, with students from rural backgrounds now conversant in English—an e