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Gatoto is a community-led
primary school in a shantytown of Nairobi, where the average
income is less than $1/day. Gatoto provides high-quality holistic
education to 900 students for a total cost of less than $70/year
per child. While some of this cost is covered by the $8/year
school fees, the majority is provided by outside donors, including
the local community. Despite the challenges
of living in the slums, the children consistently perform well
in academic and co-curricular
activities. To learn more about the history of the school, as
well as background information about education, poverty, and
AIDS in Kenya, click here.
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Gatoto depends on the support of outside donors. If you are interested
in supporting us, or want to know more about past donors, click here.
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Gatoto's primary goal is to provide high-quality
education as well as co-curricular opportunities to our students.
Learn more about IT in Gatoto and current development projects here. |
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Gatoto scores in the top of its division
in both academic and co-curricular arenas, despite competing against
schools with many more resources. Click here
for more info. |
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People are the key to Gatoto's success.
Learn about the staff and pupils by clicking here
or meet past students; Walter,
Josphine,
and Peter. Learn about how you can contribute by volunteering with
Gatoto and read about the team of SUAS volunteers in Gatoto this summer!
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The school is founded on the principles
of transparency and accountability. To see Gatoto's term reports and
accounts, click here. For an assessment of
Gatoto's performance as AA- by Foreign Aid Ratings see their report
from 2003 here. . |
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For a PDF
brochure that summarises the school's mission and achievements, click
here.
For a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation about the school, click here.
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