After a brief introduction on Nairobits, they were taken through an open forum where they talked about their contribution towards their childrens' success and later given a chance to ask questions, and be answered in the Question and answer session.After the meeting, all parents had a chance to view what their children have been doing in Nairobits while having refreshments and Yes, they were impressed.
Parents viewing their childrens work.We also got a chance to interview some of the parents who had this to say:
Jane Wamaitha a mother of three, was delighted that her son is being empowered with ICT skills which she knows will help him in the near future. Prior to her son joining Nairobits, she had plans on him to advance music wise because she saw the passion of music in him.
“For sure Nairobits has an impact on us, the young generation” as Alan Meyo puts it, A brother to Samuel Okumu “We were waiting for the KCSE results to be released so as to plan for our brother’s future but we are quite impressed with Nairobits for giving him a chance to learn ICT skills in this competitive world which is a great thing for him and the entire lot of students.We appreciate the parents dedicating their time to come and be part of their childrens progress.
