St. Austins' Kids Read Aloud
St. Austins' Kids Read Aloud
St. Austins' Kids Read Aloud
St. Austins' Kids Read Aloud
St. Austins' Kids Read Aloud
St. Austins' Kids Read Aloud
St. Austins' Kids Read Aloud
St. Austins' Kids Read Aloud
St. Austins' Kids Read Aloud
St. Austins' Kids Read Aloud
St. Austins' Kids Read Aloud
St. Austins' Kids Read Aloud
St. Austins' Kids Read Aloud
St. Austins' Kids Read Aloud
Awesome experience at Kilimani Primary School
Children from Childrens Garden Dagoretti poised to read aloud
Children from Childrens Garden Dagoretti poised to read aloud
At kuruka maisha celebrating the day of the african child
Kuruka Maisha at the GoDown Arts Centre
Kuruka Maisha at the GoDown Arts Centre
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Storymoja's Aleya Jamel
Mpira Mtaani
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Former Street Boys at 'The New Horizon Centre'
Former Street Boys at 'The New Horizon Centre'
Former Street Boys at 'The New Horizon Centre'
On 16th June 2011, courtesy of Storymoja Publishers and the British Council, approximately 84,300 Kenyans set the national record for “Most people reading out loud from the same text in different locations on the same day.” Children from schools across the country gathered together at their respective parade grounds to read the story ‘Lydia’s gift.’ Readings were done in Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu and as far as Mbita and Msambweni.
The reading session launched the beginning of a three-year reading campaign, dubbed the Kenyan Reading Revolution, aimed at highlighting the importance for reading for pleasure in the lives of Kenyans. Next in line: a Reading Marathon. Kenyans (that means you) are encouraged to read and donate as many books as they can from now till the Storymoja Hay Festival (16th-18th September). The donations will go towards filling the schools and libraries in need with books. The 20 minutes reading will go toward filling your day with pleasure.
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