Junior School is a key stage in the Competency-Based Education pathway, covering Grades 7, 8, and 9. It builds on the foundation established in Primary School and helps learners discover their strengths, interests, and talents as they prepare for Senior School pathways.
Our programme is designed to support the whole child. Learners are guided to develop knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values through classroom learning, practical activities, projects, sports, clubs, technology, creativity, and community engagement.
We provide a balanced learning experience that encourages academic excellence, character formation, innovation, leadership, and personal responsibility.
Learning Areas
Our Junior School offers a broad and balanced curriculum that allows learners to develop academically, practically, creatively, and socially.
Key learning areas include:
- English
- Kiswahili
- Mathematics
- Integrated Science
- Health Education
- Pre-Technical Studies
- Social Studies
- Religious Education
- Business Studies
- Agriculture
- Life Skills Education
- Sports and Physical Education
- Visual Arts
- Performing Arts
- Computer Science
Through these learning areas, learners gain knowledge and practical skills while exploring their interests and talents.
Our Curriculum Approach
Our Junior School follows the Kenyan Competency-Based Education curriculum, which emphasizes what learners can do with what they know. Learning is active, learner-centred, and connected to real-life experiences.
Through the CBE approach, learners are supported to develop the core competencies needed for success in school and beyond, including:
- Communication and collaboration
- Critical thinking and problem-solving
- Creativity and imagination
- Citizenship
- Digital literacy
- Learning to learn
- Self-efficacy
These competencies are integrated across learning areas and school activities, helping learners become confident, adaptable, and responsible individuals.