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PROVIDING CREATIVE LEARNING EXPERIENCES FOR
PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS


Meet the Founder
Hi, I’m Chris and the founder of The Polkadot Library, Kenya. From 2011 to 2013, I lived in a beautiful little town in the Kerio Valley of Kenya called Kabarnet. As a Peace Corps volunteer here, the people of the Kalenjin Tribe quickly welcomed me as their friend, neighbor, and family.

Location
​The Polkadot Library is located in Kabarnet, Baringo County, Kenya in the Central Rift Valley, close to Lake Baringo and 265km northwest of Nairobi. Kabarnet was named after a missionary from Australia, Albert Edmund Barnett, who was member of the Africa Inland Mission and came first to central Kenya in 1908.

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