Currently the schools (a primary school, three nursery schools and a vocational skills school) currently have 340 pupils, of which 150 live at the school during term time (many whom are orphans, vulnerable or very poor children within the parish).

The school has no formal Government or Church support – it has to find its own means. The aim of the school is to bring in children from all around the parish, from whatever faith or none, whose parents cannot even afford the meagre costs (books, uniform, food) of sending them to local government primary schools.

St Peter's Life-Line was started in the summer of 2009 after hearing cries of desperation from the founders, during a famine period and in the violent aftermath of the Kenyan elections of 2008.

Our aims are to raise funds for priority capital projects, the feeding programme, school fees and salaries. Donors also have the opportunity to provide funds for other, smaller items which are urgently needed. We aim to work in a sustainable manner, helping to bring long lasting legacy. Where ever we can things are bought locally or nationally to further aid the economy of Kenya and the local people.

At St Peter's Life-Line we believe that every child has the right to receive a primary education, (as set out in Article 28, The Convention on the Rights of the child, UNICEF) and that poverty should not prevent that from happening. We have seen the HOPE that education can bring to individuals and families helping to give them a more secure future to families who are trapped in the cycle of poverty.