Sports Association) national term 1A ball games. Over the years the school has continued to be one of the best basketball teams in the country and east Africa games because of its sterling performance. Drama The school's dramatics club has over the years represented Western Province in the National Drama festivals in the Narrative category, winning in the whole country and entertaining the head of state from 1999 until 2006. The drama club at the time was headed by Mark Mutali Chetambe and Isaac Shitubi. They produced various narrators and actors including Isaac Mwaura, Augustine Oluoch, John Paul Wafula and Jimmy Wanjala. in 2019 other actors like Brandon Karoli and Bakuli Hemed emerged Science Congress The school has a Science Congress team which is currently ranked 'The Best Boys School in Kenya', 'Best School in Science' nationally in the field and overall ranked fifth nationally. Clubs and societies There are over 20 clubs and societies including the Amateur Radio Club, the Dramatic Society, Law and Debate Club, Scouting, the White Fingers Peace Initiative, the Computer Club, Science Congress, the International Information Exchange Program Club, the School Choir, the Science and Robotics Club, the Integrity Club, the Writers' Club, the Poetry Society, Kiswahili Club, the Model United Nations, the Christian Union, and Muslim Association. Notable alumni Henry Chakava, Kenyan publisher Benjamin Cheboi, first governor of Baringo County, currently a politician affiliated to URP party Chris Kirubi, businessman, entrepreneur, industrialist and philanthropist. Served as a director of Centum Investment Company Kakai Kissinger, human rights activist and attorney, former Chief Registrar of the Judiciary of Kenya Kenneth Lusaka, Speaker of the Senate of Kenya, first governor of Bungoma County Cleopa Kilonzo Mailu, Kenya's ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations World Trade and former Kenyan Cabinet Secretary for Health Cleophas Malala, senator, Kakamega County Mubarak Muyika, Internet entrepreneur and businessman Ferdinand Omanyala, sprinter and 2020 Olympics record holder Tylor Ongwae Okari, basketball player for Bakken Bears and Kenya's National Basketball Team Moses Wetangula, served in the Government of Kenya as Minister for Foreign Affairs 2008–2010 and 2011–2012; Minister for Trade 2012–2013 References External links Boys' schools in Kenya Quaker schools Education in Western Province (Kenya) Bungoma County 1956 establishments in Kenya Educational institutions established in 1956 High schools and secondary schools in Kenya