Established in 1990, St. Paul Secondary School in Marsabit County, Kenya, was founded with a clear vision: to nurture Catholic young men into principled Christian leaders capable of driving positive social and spiritual change throughout the region. Managed by the Brothers of the Christian Schools of Lwanga District under the f the Catholic Diocese of Marsabit, the school integrates strong moral grounding with academic rigor.
Despite maintaining a small, selective number of students, St. Paul's draws massive regional interest, typically receiving hundreds of applications for just 50 available annual slots. Many of its students hail from pastoralist and nomadic communities across northern Kenya—such as Marsabit, Moyale, and Samburu—where formal secondary education remains rare, making many enrolled students the first in their families to reach this academic level.
In line with Lasallian educational tradition, daily life at St. Paul's balances academic instruction with spiritual reflection, communal prayer, leadership training, and mandatory daily campus service duties.
