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Attention is to mainstream modern learning with African Knowledge

New learners to be compared to curious children, willing to learn in their own way

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ROOTED IN EDUCATION

Luseke is a link between the past and the future

LUSEKE SCHOOL holds past knowledge as supreme and builds on it in workshops today to birth us a better future.

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Luseke is converting skills to a shop, a story to a book, a product to a market good – for sustainable learning.

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LUSEKE was born out of conviction that indigenous African knowledge should be part and parcel of modern-day learning and livelihoods.

Our Philosophy is amplified in our School Badge: One pot, five straws, three stars. This 1-5-3 community learning approach is enriched with lessons, stories, world-views, actions and much more for our students.

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Education is not to be stored in books. But to be shared person to person and lived for the day. With this LUSEKE offers a keen ear to what our students, friends and partners are saying…

Students with good cultural values are disciplined and easily corrected whenever they are found in need for guidance

— Joyce Chesang

Education Director, Vihiga County

With this school we can now learn the missed parts in our growth and equally have opportunity to examine what we learnt outside

— Henly Mulusa

Former Soy Club Manager

For many years I dreamt of a school as this. I have been a teacher all my life, retired now. With Luseke I have revived my learning spirit and my years as an old man are being fulfilled.

— Manasse Adenya

Luseke Teacher, 81 years old.

We should never be ashamed to speak and write in our indigenous languages

— Prof. Arthur Luvai

Retired Professor of Literature

We have to brand our indigenous assets into marketable goods through packaging and unique selling points

— Dr. Evans Tarachs

NPI project Director, National Museums of Kenya

As I am for something big in life, I have to root myself in language and culture because that is what every notable person has first had as an advantage.

— Ronny Ayumba

E-sports Kenya Federation President

“At the end of the World, you will be rewarded and judged as per your identity’s demands. Therefore, it were best you identified with your roots early and do your best. No identity, no culture, should be lost on the way – for all of them are the diverse existence of God.”

-Rev. Muhindi Lugalya, Co-founder of Luseke School