The Elimu TSO Programme is carried by champions and collaborators — from the registry that runs Kenya's .KE domain to the associations that brought hundreds of schools on board. Here is who stands with us.
Each supporter below plays a distinct role — championing schools, founding and sustaining the model, or collaborating to extend its reach. Click any to read how they partner with the Elimu TSO Programme.
Beyond our institutional partners, the programme is powered by individuals — the Rafikis, Champions and Sponsors who each take a school closer to coming online.
As gifts come in, individual supporters will be recognised here on the digital Wall of Supporters — a permanent, public thank-you to everyone who helped build Kenya's schools online. See how to add your name →
The Kenya Network Information Centre administers the national .KE domain — the very registry every TSO school is being brought online under. As a Super Champion, KeNIC doesn't just enable the mission; it backs it directly, championing the programme's first cohort of schools onto Kenya's own domain.
Elimu Library is the programme's sister platform under Elimu Holdings — the founding supporter behind the first national cohort, and the model that keeps each school online after the funded year. It turns a school website into a living, CBC-aligned academic hub and sustains it through a shared-value model.
The Kenya Primary School Heads Association brings together primary school head teachers across the country. Through KEPSHA, hundreds of schools signed the TSO commitment at the national conference — the foundation of the programme's school register.
The Kenya Secondary School Heads Association represents secondary school leaders nationwide — extending the programme's reach from primary into secondary schools as the register grows.
The Kenya Private Schools Association brings the country's private schools into the programme — broadening participation beyond public institutions.
The Kenya Education Network is the National Research and Education Network of Kenya, connecting universities, colleges and research institutions. KENET's infrastructure and education-technology expertise support the programme's technical backbone.
DRAKE drives the #1MDOTKE campaign — the national push to reach one million .KE domain registrations by 2028. The TSO Programme is a direct, on-the-ground contribution to that goal, taking hundreds of schools onto .KE.