A website puts a school online. Elimu Library is what makes it matter — turning each TSO site into a living hub of CBC-aligned learning, enriched by teachers across the country, and built to sustain itself long after the first year.
Most school websites are brochures. A TSO site connected to Elimu Library is a place where teaching and learning actually happen — and it gets richer every term instead of going stale.
Elimu Library has spent years building CBC-aligned academic content for Kenyan schools. The TSO Programme connects each school's own website to that foundation.
Each site connects to curriculum-aligned resources mapped to Kenya's CBC — so a school is academically useful the moment it goes live.
Beyond a contact page, the site becomes somewhere learning lives — resources pupils can reach, and a window parents can look through.
Because the content is shared and living, each school's site improves as the wider library grows.
Kenya's best teaching materials live in the heads and files of its teachers. Elimu Library gives them a place to share that experience — so a great lesson built in one classroom can lift schools across the country, and the teacher behind it is recognised and rewarded.
Notes, schemes of work, exams and hard-won classroom experience — the resources they already create, shared into a common pool.
Every contribution deepens the shared library — so each school's website draws on the collective expertise of teachers everywhere.
Teachers who contribute are credited and share in the value their work creates — turning good teaching into a lasting, rewarded contribution.
The concept of a school website, for all. A site stops being one school's brochure and becomes a shared national resource — built by teachers, for learners, enriching every participating school at once.
The hardest question any sponsor asks is: what happens when the funding stops? Elimu Library is the answer. Because each site creates and shares real academic value, it earns its own keep.
Funded for its first year through the TSO cohort.
Connected to the library, the site delivers real academic value.
That usefulness sustains the site through a shared-value model.
The school stays online beyond year one — no longer dependent on donors.
For a school, the website is not a recurring bill to worry about — it is an asset that carries itself once established.
For a sponsor, it means a gift that keeps working: money given once takes a school online for good, not for a single year — the difference between charity and lasting change.
A live academic hub that raises the school's standing, serves its pupils, and sustains itself — at no ongoing burden once established.
A national audience for their materials, recognition for their expertise, and a share in the value their contributions create.
A contribution that takes a school online permanently — a self-sustaining outcome, not a one-year grant that fades.
Elimu Library is what turns a TSO school website into a lasting academic asset — useful on day one, richer every term, and built to sustain itself.