In the Kenyan Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), Pre-Primary 1 (PP1) and Pre-Primary 2 (PP2) are the first two years of pre-primary education, designed for children aged four and five. These early learning years are critical in setting the foundation for formal education and supporting overall child development.

Key Learning Areas at the Pre-School Level:

• Social Skills: Children learn to interact, share, and cooperate with their peers, building healthy social relationships for the future.
• Emotional Development: Emotional intelligence and self-awareness are fostered, helping children understand and express their emotions effectively.
• Language Development: Basic language skills are introduced through storytelling, songs, and interactive activities, laying the foundation for literacy development.
• Numeracy Skills: Children are introduced to early numeracy concepts like counting, sorting, and basic math, preparing them for more advanced learning.

These foundational skills at the Pre-School level are essential for a smooth transition into primary education and help support lifelong learning.

Admission Requirements

• Child must be of 4 years of age and above
•  Must provide a Copy of Birth Certificate on admission
•  Other requirements as stipulated on the admission form
•  School Fees

The Primary level in the Kenyan Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) spans Grades 1 to 6. It is designed to lay a strong academic foundation while fostering personal growth, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. The CBC approach ensures that students are not only prepared for higher education but also equipped with the life skills needed for success.

Lower Primary (Grades 1-3)

The Lower Primary level focuses on building foundational skills in literacy and numeracy. Key features include:

• Literacy and Numeracy: Focus on developing reading, writing, and math skills.
• Introduction to Key Subjects: Students explore subjects like science and social studies to spark curiosity.
• Holistic Development: Encouraging positive attitudes, values, and character development.
• Early Technology Exposure: Introducing students to basic technology to enhance digital literacy.

Upper Primary (Grades 4-6)

As students move to Upper Primary, they dive deeper into core subjects and critical thinking. Highlights include:

• In-depth Subject Learning: More advanced study in Mathematics, English, Kiswahili, Science, and Social Studies.
• Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving: Developing analytical skills and practical problem-solving abilities.
• Continuous Assessment: Regular assessments track progress and provide personalized support.
• Values and Citizenship: Focus on teaching responsibility, good citizenship, and strong character.
• Advanced Technology Skills: Preparing students for a digital future with enhanced technology learning.

The Primary level in CBC provides students with the academic foundation, critical skills, and values they need to thrive in both their education and future endeavors.

Admission Requirements

• A Learner must have attained the required age of years and above
•  Successfully completed the pre-school education
•  Can read and write and do basic mathematics
•  Can converse in English or Kiswahili
•  Successfully pass Admission Interview Assessment
•  Provide Copy of Birth certificate
•  Report card from the previous school
•  Has purchased the required sets of school uniform and stationery

The Junior School phase, covering Grades 7 and 8, is an important stage in the 12-year basic education cycle. The CBC curriculum focuses on both academic and practical skills, preparing students for further education or the workforce. The emphasis is on continuous assessment, helping students grow through regular feedback and support.

What Students Learn

• Core Subjects:
  • English & Kiswahili: Enhancing language and communication skills.
  • Mathematics: Building problem-solving and analytical abilities.
  • Science & Technology: Exploring the natural world and technological advancements.
• Social Studies:
  • Understanding society, culture, and global issues, helping students connect with the world.
• Life Skills:
  • Teaching practical skills like critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, and decision-making.
• Vocational Subjects:
  • Hands-on experiences in subjects like agriculture and home science, giving students a taste of potential careers.

Junior School in the CBC aims to provide a well-rounded education, equipping students with the skills and knowledge they need for success in higher education and beyond.

Admission Requirements

•  Child must have successfully completed the primary level and passed grade 6 national exam
•  Must provide a Copy of Birth Certificate on admission
•  Junior School Uniforms
•  Other requirements as stipulated on the admission form