90-year-old woman becomes world's arguably oldest primary school student, see photos of her in class

- At 90 years, Priscilla Sitienei is still determined to learn and probably achieve her dreams

- The Leaders Vision Preparatory School in Eldoret, Uasin Gishu county is arguably Kenya's and world's oldest primary school learner

- She is never shy to study together with pupils fit enough to be her great grand children

At 90 years, Kenyan Priscilla Sitienei who hails from Eldoret, Uasin Gishu county, is probably the world's oldest pupil attending primary school.

Priscilla chose to attend school simply because she had an eagerness to read the bible and learn how to text messages on her phone.

The relentless granny was enrolled at Vision Preparatory School and schoolmates with seven of her grand children.

Meet Kenya's and world's arguably oldest primary school student

Priscilla never shies away from learning and shares classes with children young enough to be her great grand children. Photo:Facebook/Francis Kiptoo Mebur

Priscilla affectionately referred to as Gogo, which is grandmother in Kalenjin, dedicated much of her life to raising her children and was a midwife for 65 years.

The relentless granny is enrolled at Vision preparatory and is schoolmates with seven of her grand children. Photo: Facebook/Francis Kiptoo Mebur

She grew up under colonial rule and did not get the opportunity to go to school, so she took to education at her old age in a bid to empower herself.

She grew up under colonial rule and did not get the opportunity to go to school and so she took to education at her old age in a bid to empower herself. Photo:Facebook/Francis Kiptoo Mebur

Priscilla never shies away from learning and shares classes with children young enough to be her great grand children.

A sign showing how adored Gogo is in her school. Photo:Facebook/Francis Kiptoo Mebur

Her inspirational story reminds us of 84-year-old Kimani Murage, who enrolled in a primary school in Eldoret, following the governments initiative to make primary education free in 2003.