Building Foundations for Digital Learning: KENAS Supports Computer Laboratory Initiative at St. Peter's High School Ndalu
Investing in the Future Through Digital Learning
As technology continues to reshape the world of work and learning, access to quality digital infrastructure has become increasingly important in preparing learners for the opportunities and challenges of the future. Equipping schools with modern ICT facilities not only enhances teaching and learning but also empowers students with the digital skills required in a rapidly evolving economy.
In line with its commitment to supporting initiatives that contribute to national development, Kenya Accreditation Service (KENAS) participated in a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative aimed at supporting the construction and equipping of a computer laboratory at St. Peter's High School Ndalu in Tongaren Constituency, Bungoma County. The initiative was undertaken at the invitation of the State Department for Industry and brought together stakeholders committed to enhancing access to quality education through technology.

Providing Technical Expertise
Beyond its core mandate of accreditation, KENAS leveraged its technical expertise to support the project during its planning and implementation stages.
The KENAS team conducted a site assessment of the proposed laboratory space and engaged the school administration and ICT personnel to understand the institution's needs and expectations. Based on the findings, KENAS developed the proposed computer laboratory design and layout, providing recommendations on equipment placement, network cabling arrangements, workspace organization, and the overall infrastructure requirements necessary for an effective ICT learning environment.
The exercise ensured that the proposed laboratory would not only accommodate current learning needs but also provide a foundation for future growth and technological advancement.

A Collaborative Approach to Community Development
The success of development initiatives often depends on collaboration among institutions, communities, and technical experts. The computer laboratory project is a good example of how partnerships can create meaningful and lasting impact.
KENAS appreciates the collaboration of the school administration, teachers, and stakeholders who contributed to the planning and realization of the project. Such partnerships demonstrate the importance of bringing together expertise, resources, and shared commitment to improve learning outcomes for students.
Official Launch of the Initiative
The initiative was officially unveiled on 13th June 2026 during a ceremony attended by the KENAS CEO, the Principal Secretary, State Department for Industry, Dr. Juma Mukhwana, and other distinguished guests and stakeholders.
The event marked an important milestone in the school's journey towards strengthening its ICT infrastructure and expanding opportunities for learners to acquire digital competencies.
In addition to the launch activities, participants also took part in a tree planting exercise, underscoring the importance of environmental stewardship and sustainability as key pillars of community development.

Supporting Education and National Development
Education remains one of the most powerful drivers of socio-economic transformation. By supporting initiatives that enhance learning environments and promote digital literacy, institutions contribute to building a skilled workforce capable of driving innovation and economic growth.
For KENAS, participation in this initiative reflects the organization's broader commitment to supporting national development beyond accreditation. Through the application of technical expertise, strategic partnerships, and stakeholder collaboration, KENAS continues to contribute to initiatives that create positive impact within communities and support Kenya's development agenda.
As the national accreditation body, KENAS remains committed to fostering confidence, competence, and continual improvement while supporting efforts that enhance education, innovation, sustainability, and inclusive growth.