Current Beacon Scholars
To win a Beacon Scholarship candidates must show strong evidence of:
- Exceptional academic ability; and
- Excellence in sport, music or drama; and
- Outstanding interpersonal skills; and
- Model citizenship
Additionally, they should, in their behaviour and outlook, demonstrate that they are a Change-maker:
(a) show the capacity to 'take people with them'; and
(b) already be making a difference now, not at some later point in time.
Our scholars have demonstrated these characteristics, and continue to do so in order to qualify as Beacon Scholars.
21 years old, attending The University of Cambridge, UK.
19 years old, attending the University of Cambridge, UK.
20 years old, attending University of Cambridge, UK.
18 years old, attending London School of Economics, UK.
19 years old, attending Universityof Bristol, UK. 
18 years old,attending University of Surrey, UK. 
17 years old, attending Cardiff University, UK.Charity Mwambeyu
18 years old, attending Greensteds International Senior School, Nakuru.
18 years old, attending Haven of Peace Academy in Dar es Salaam.
16 years old, attending St. Andrew's Senior School, Turi.
15 years old, attending Brookhouse Secondary School, Nairobi.
Mirengeri Diallo
15 years old, attending International School of Tanganyika, Dar es Salaam.
Collins Mgomella
14 years old, attending St. Constantine’s International School in Arusha.
14 years old, attending International School of Moshi, Tanzania.
15 years old, attending Brookhouse Secondary School, Nairobi.
14 years old, attending Shrewsbury School, UK.
12 years old, attending St. Andrew's Preparatory School, Turi.
11 years old, attending Peponi House Preparatory School, Nairobi.