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Education

The Education Subcommittee seeks to:

  • Listen to our partners & Learn about education in Meru

  • Collaborate with the Diocese’ Education Subcommittee regarding how best we can work together to support their mission in the Diocese’ schools, and

  • Invest in & Empower teachers and students in the Diocese’ schools through prayer, sharing ideas for growth and sustainability, and financial support.

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For more information on Education programs in the Diocese of Meru or to contact our Education Sub-Committee, please email pwminfo2@gmail.com Place "Education" in the subject line.
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School Spotlight Series

Beginning Sept. 1, 2024 Diocese of Meru Schools are featured on the Partners with Meru Facebook page. 4 daily posts highlight a specific school each week. A 5th post provides information on how to support these school through a donation.

To view these posts as a pdf document, click on an icon below. ​

Sept. 1 - Intro to Tanzania School System

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Professional Education Fund

The Professional Education Fund provides tuition to students seeking professional degrees, especially for pastors and teachers.

We promote & contribute to this fund annually.

Many Professional Education Fund candidates attend Tumaini University at Makumira, an institution of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Tanzania.
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Professional Fund recipients are vetted and selected by the Diocese.
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Four Professional Fund Recipients are ordained as pastors by presiding Bishop Elias Kitoi Nasari.

Diocese of Meru Supported Schools

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Ailanga Junior Seminary - 

Forms 1-6, Central District

Headmaster - Pastor Emanuel Majola

There are 283 students and 38 staff at this school.

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Kikatiti Secondary School--Forms 1-4—Southern District

Headmaster - Tareto Nassari

There are 15 supporting staff and 28 teachers for 300 students.

 

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Ngarenanyuki Secondary School--Forms 1-4—Northern District

Headmaster Ombeni Ndosi

The school was established in 1988 and registered in 1991. 

It has 232 students with 11 teachers and 11 supporting staff.

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Angaza Primary School--Standards 1-7 and 2 years of pre-primary—Central District

Director - Pastor Malaki Joel Pallangyo

There are 25 workers with 12 being supporting staff and 13 are teachers with 410 students.
 

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LKEC School - Forms 1-4 & 2-3 year Training Center programs, Eastern District

Director - Bernad Mbise

The Leguruki Kingori Education Center includes Leki Secondary School and Leguruki Vocational Training Center. 
Leki Secondary School has 104 students and the Vocational Center has 161 with a total of 32 staff.

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Mshikamano Vocational Center--2 or 3 year programs—Central District

Headmistress - Magdalena S. John

This Center was established in 1988 and gives priority to girls. It currently has 105 students with 10 teachers and 12 supporting staff.

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Anande Primary and Pre-primary School -

Eastern District

Director - Mr. Rafael Mollel 

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Makumira Secondary School--Forms 1-6—Central District

Headmaster - James Somi

The school was raised by the Meru coffee growers and it is among the oldest secondary schools in Tanzania with many civil workers having studied there.
It has 277 students and 33 workers.

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Usa River Rehab Secondary School -Forms 1-4—Central District

Headmaster - Emanuel Ayo

The school was registered in 2018 and the infrastructure favors students with special needs and non-disabled students. It has seven teachers and three supporting staff with 47 students.

https://www.rehabilitation-center-tanzania.org/ 

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