Langata ,Nairobi
Kenya
Growing Responsible Learners
Leadership shaped by service, confidence, and character.
At PCEA Langata School, student leadership gives learners a practical space to serve, listen, guide their peers, and model the values we nurture every day. Leaders are encouraged to be respectful, dependable, confident, and mindful of the whole school community.
Service
Helping classmates and teachers keep the school day smooth and welcoming.
Voice
Representing learner ideas with respect, courage, and honesty.
Example
Showing discipline, kindness, neatness, and good conduct in daily routines.
Young leaders, steady values.
Leadership is taught through everyday responsibility, not titles alone.
How Learners Serve
Simple roles with meaningful responsibility.
Student leaders support order, teamwork, peer encouragement, and school pride across class activities, assemblies, clubs, games, and daily routines.
Class Leaders
Support classroom organization, communication, and positive learning habits.
House Leaders
Encourage teamwork, participation, and fair play during school activities.
Peer Mentors
Help younger learners settle in, feel included, and build confidence.
Prefects
Model discipline, responsibility, respect, and care within the school community.
Meet the Leaders
Student leaders serving the school community.
These learners help set a positive tone by encouraging order, teamwork, respect, and care among their peers.
Head prefect
John Mau
Incharge of the student affairs
Carol Mbugua
Deputy
Leadership begins in the small daily choices.
Through guidance from teachers and the school community, learners discover that good leadership means serving with humility, speaking with respect, and acting with integrity.