Bishop Gatimu Ngandu Girls High School
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Bishop Gatimu Ngandu Girls High School was founded in the 1960s by the late Bishop Caesar Gatimu and was run by the Comboni mission in Karatina, Nyeri, Kenya. It initially took the name of the area where it was situated, i.e. Ngandu Girls' High School, and the name was later changed to honour its founder. The late Sister Nazarena Zonta and her deputy ran the school until 1983. Various lay principals (or headmistresses) have headed the school since.
The school's Old Girls' group is making an effort to reunite with alumnae to help revamp the school and collect donations to the school. The group visits the school various times in a year to talk to the current student body and offer them career advice and leadership. [citation needed]
In the 1980s the school was ranked among the top girls' schools throughout the decade. In the 1990s it stayed in the top ten. [citation needed]
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