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Serani school picks 30 youths on scholarship

Serani Secondary School

Serani Secondary School boys' football team players celebrate after winning their final match against Shimba Hills Secondary School from Kwale County in the last day of the Coast Region Secondary Schools Sports Association Term Two Games at Voi Boys High School in Taita Taveta County on July 22, 2023.
 

Photo credit: Kevin Odit | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • The school's games master Isaac Wandera said Saturday that all the 61 students who attended the trials, will benefit in fees subsidies as the remaining 31 have been given the chance to join the school and will pay half the required fees
  • Muhiddin, assisted by Alex Shikanga picked one goalkeeper, 10 defenders, 11 midfielders and eight strikers for the full scholarship

Thirty students have landed full scholarships at Sh18,500 each per year at Serani Secondary School in Mombasa County after successful trials under former Harambee Stars coach Twahir Muhiddin. 

The school's games master Isaac Wandera said Saturday that all the 61 students who attended the trials, will benefit in fees subsidies as the remaining 31 have been given the chance to join the school and will pay half the required fees.

Talented

“In the trials, we found out most of those in attendance to be talented footballers but the best 31 from the lot will train with the school team and study free of charge," said Wandera.

Muhiddin, assisted by Alex Shikanga picked one goalkeeper, 10 defenders, 11 midfielders and eight strikers for the full scholarship.

Wandera said the selected youth will start training under coach Shikanga and team manager Swaleh Abdalla Sunda once schools open as they want to retain their sub-county, county and regional titles and win the national crown.

“In our squad, we have many Form One players and they will be playing together for four years. I’ve high hopes this time we’ll manage to achieve our intended goal of qualifying for the East African Secondary Schools Games,” he said.