Parents and guardians in Gatanga Constituency can now prepare for the 2026 bursary cheque issuance exercise after the release of the official schedule by Hon. Wakili Edward Muriu, MP. The exercise aims to support students in secondary schools, universities, colleges, and TVET institutions by easing the burden of school fees.

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This article provides a clear and professional guide to the program. It explains the schedule, highlights key requirements, and outlines what beneficiaries should expect during the collection process.

Overview of the Bursary Exercise

The bursary program targets students in Grade 10 to Form 4 within Gatanga Constituency, including both day and boarding schools. At the same time, students studying outside the constituency in higher learning institutions will collect their cheques separately at the NG-CDF office.

The goal is practical and straightforward: to help families manage education costs and keep learners in school. Because the exercise involves several wards and venues, following the correct schedule is essential.

Official Bursary Cheque Issuance Schedule

The issuance exercise will take place across different wards on specific dates. Parents and guardians should attend the venue assigned to their ward.

Wednesday, 4 March 2026
Ward Venue Time
Ithanga Ithanga Secondary School 9:30 AM
Kakuzi / Mitubiri Peter Kiruki Secondary School 12:00 Noon
Kihumbuini New Nyaga Secondary School 2:00 PM
Thursday, 5 March 2026
Ward Venue Time
Mugumoini Gatundu Secondary School 10:00 AM
Gatanga St. Mary’s Rwegetha Secondary School 12:00 Noon
Kariara St. Paul’s Gatura Secondary School 2:00 PM
Friday, 6 March 2026
Ward Venue Time
Kigoro Kamunyaka Kimu Secondary School 10:00 AM

Special Arrangement for University, College and TVET Students

Students studying outside Gatanga Constituency will not follow the ward-based timetable. Instead, they are required to collect their bursary cheques from the NG-CDF office in Mabanda near Keri Mweri on 3 March 2026.

To avoid delays, beneficiaries should carry the following:

  • Original National ID

  • Official fee structure from the institution

These documents allow officials to verify eligibility quickly and complete the issuance process efficiently.

What Parents and Guardians Should Expect

The collection process is designed to be orderly. Officials will verify student details, confirm documentation, and issue the cheque once all information is correct. Arriving early helps reduce waiting time, especially in venues serving multiple schools.

In addition, parents should confirm their ward and venue before travelling. Many delays usually happen when attendees report to the wrong location or arrive without the required paperwork.

Why the Bursary Program Matters

Education remains one of the biggest financial commitments for many households. Through the bursary program, the constituency helps bridge funding gaps and supports continued learning. This initiative not only assists individual families but also strengthens long-term educational outcomes across Gatanga.

When students receive timely financial support, schools experience fewer fee-related disruptions, and learners can focus more on their studies.

Quick Summary for Beneficiaries

Before attending the issuance exercise, keep these key points in mind:

  • Confirm your ward and venue in advance

  • Arrive early to avoid congestion

  • Carry valid identification documents

  • Bring the student’s fee structure where required

Simple preparation makes the process faster and smoother for everyone involved.

Final Word

The Gatanga Constituency bursary cheque issuance schedule for 2026 provides a clear roadmap for parents and students. By following the official timetable and preparing the required documents, beneficiaries can complete the process without unnecessary delays.

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Families are encouraged to attend on the assigned dates and use this opportunity to secure financial support for their children’s education.

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