An aerial view of the proposed Oscar Sudi Senior Secondary School in Kapseret Sub-County, Uasin Gishu.

Oscar Sudi Reveals Plan to Construct School Named after Him in Kapseret

Kapseret Member of Parliament Oscar Sudi has unveiled plans to construct a school named after him.

The proposed Oscar Sudi Senior Secondary School will be in Kimalel in Kapseret Constituency.

According to the project’s report which was handed to the MP on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, the school will have 35 classrooms providing a conducive learning environment for students, enabling effective teaching and learning.

A team that handed over report on the proposed Oscar Sudi Senior Secondary School in Kimalel, Kapseret Sub-County. Photo: Oscar Kipchumba Sudi/Facebook.

It will also be equipped with three laboratories for Biology, Chemistry, and Physics practicals, enhancing science education and experimentation.

In addition, the school will have a kitchen, dining hall and an administration block alongside a staff room that will offer a dedicated space for teachers to prepare and collaborate.

The Oscar Sudi Senior Secondary School will also have a library for fostering a culture of reading and research and supporting academic excellence.

An aerial view of the proposed Oscar Sudi Senior Secondary School in Kapseret Sub-County, Uasin Gishu.

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