John Paul II School is a Catholic institution guided by strong values and a rich history in providing holistic education.
The school, founded in 2003, is managed by the Dimesse Sisters, Daughters of Mary Immaculate. Located in Laikipia County, it has grown over the years, admitting its first primary class in 2005.
Located in the heart of Nyahururu, we offer a nurturing environment with dedicated facilities and support from benefactors worldwide.
To mold learners from diverse backgrounds with knowledge, life skills, and virtues for holistic development.
To be an institution of excellence that nurtures academic, spiritual, and social growth for an integrated society.
"Anyone who welcomes a child in my name, welcomes me" - Mark 9:37
We believe that success is a collective responsibility, and we encourage team spirit in all endeavors, fostering collaboration and unity among our students.
Hard work is at the core of all success. We teach our students the importance of perseverance and diligence in achieving their goals in life.
Transparency is a value we hold dear. We teach our learners to communicate truthfully and openly, without fear of intimidation, fostering trust and integrity.
We nurture a culture of gratitude and positivity, encouraging our students to approach life with enthusiasm and a positive outlook.
We inspire our students to remain optimistic and determined in their quest to achieve their dreams, no matter the challenges they may face.
Respect for God is central to our teachings. We encourage our students to grow spiritually, fostering a deep connection with God through prayer and reflection.
Ven. Anthony Pagani (founder – Dimesse Sisters) implored the sisters to emulate the spirit of the Pelican in their ministry. This translates to the selfless life of Christ himself who gave all he had including his own life for mankind. I urge you (dear sons and daughters) to be a pelican to your brothers and sisters. Like a pelican let love guide you in all your endeavour.
Do your best, God will do the rest.
Be your brother’s/ sister’s keeper.
There is no elevator to success.
May the Almighty God bless you and help you to be the source of inspiration to all those you encounter.