Mambrui Secondary School
Mambrui Secondary School
Mambrui Secondary School (MSS-jr and MSS-sr) opened its doors in 2004, providing formal secondary education to the community and residents within and outside Kilifi County. The institution is a project of the Mambrui Secondary School Education Trust.
We are located 14km north of Malindi town on a historical site popularly known as Mambrui. Situated 200 meters from the beach and surrounded by sand dunes, our serene and scenic compound provides a conducive environment for learning, complete with a well-fenced perimeter and 24-hour security.
To build the school, the educationally progressive Sheikh Salim Khalfan family generously made their land available. This permission was sanctioned on behalf of the family by Suleiman Muhammad Said and Mr. Khalid Muhammad Said. Next to us stands Mambrui Primary School, built in 1910 by Sir Ali Bin Salim Khalfan, son of Sheikh Salim Khalfan. The Board of Governors acknowledges with gratitude and deep appreciation the continued generosity and interest of Sheikh Salim Khalfan’s family in advancing education since 1910.
Everyday at Mambrui is like a blessing with the active students and talented staff members around.
Our Leadership
School Principal — Madam Halima Omar
The Secondary School Project was initiated by some ex-pupils of Mambrui Primary School. Through Mr. Omar Abdallah Duhmy, himself an ex-pupil of Mambrui Primary School and former Headmaster of the School, the working committee managed to get donors who  built up the School to where it is.
All classrooms, toilets, the canteen, laboratories, dormitories, paths, fences, and the water tower were built with funds collected by the pupils of Reviuslyceum Wijk bij Duurstede. Under this condition, the NCDO and the Wilde Ganzen foundation subsidized the construction, with René Kooistra (Revius) as project leader and Günter and Margit Storck as the counterparts in Kenya who supervised the construction. Furniture, equipment, chemicals, and computers were also provided.
The laboratories were named after teacher Marcel Hamers (Revius), who passed away suddenly in 2004. Later that year, a group of Revius pupils visited the school, which had opened earlier that year. This trip was sponsored by Travel XL Dorestad Wijk bij Duurstede.
The new administration block has been built solely through the generosity of the Bashamakh Family of Mombasa Maize Millers.
The old administration block was built by donation from many local well wishers whose names are acknowledged on the board at the School.
The School opened its doors to students in the year 2004 providing formal Secondary education to the community and other residents within and outside Kilifi County. Mambrui secondary school is a project of Mambrui Secondary School Education Trust…. Read MoreÂ
