Former Loreto High School Limuru Students Accuse 5 Staff Of Sexual Assault

Former Loreto High School Limuru Students Accuse 5 Staff Of Sexual Assault

Shock And Fury As Sexual Abuse Claims Hit Loreto Limuru

Just two days after shocking revelations at Alliance Girls High School, another wave of anger has erupted—this time at Loreto High School Limuru.

On Friday, July 11, the Loreto Limuru Alumni Association released a disturbing notice. It highlighted accusations of sexual grooming and abuse by five staff members at the national girls’ school.

During a Board of Management meeting held Thursday, two brave former students stepped forward.

“We were victims of sexual grooming. These men used their authority to manipulate and harass us,”
they revealed emotionally.

The board, alarmed by the gravity of the claims, responded swiftly.

“The accused staff have been summoned. Investigations are ongoing, and we are involving TSC,”
said a member of the Board.

The administration assured that the Teachers’ Service Commission (TSC) had been informed. Disciplinary action was underway.

“We are not covering up anything. The truth must come out,”
stated another senior school official.

To support victims and encourage more to come forward, the school agreed to install additional suggestion boxes throughout the campus. This move aims to enhance information flow and empower silent survivors.

On Thursday, July 10, the situation intensified. Former students gathered outside the school in a peaceful protest. Despite heavy police presence, they stood firm.

“We wrote to TSC earlier. They ignored us. Now we are demanding action,”
one protester declared.

The demonstrations gained traction and pushed the issue to national attention. Eventually, Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok responded with firm resolve.

“That teacher is going to be punished and interdicted. We have talked to TSC and all other stakeholders to ensure that he is arrested,”
Bitok said while addressing reporters.

These events come just days after former Alliance Girls students revealed similar trauma. The public is now demanding a larger probe into abuse in elite girls’ schools.

Many Kenyans online have praised the courage of the whistleblowers. Others have condemned the culture of silence and called for urgent reforms.

As investigations continue, the nation waits. Justice must prevail—not only for those who spoke out but for every girl whose voice has been silenced for years.

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Former Loreto High School Limuru Students Accuse 5 Staff Of Sexual Assault