Overview
One curriculum. Three stages. A single standard.
Kipkeino School follows Kenya’s Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) an approach built around applied skill and critical thinking, not memorization for its own sake. Whether a learner is three years old or preparing for Junior Secondary exams, the goal is the same: help them discover what they’re capable of, and prove it.
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Core Subjects
Problem-solving and critical thinking, not just formulas
Hands-on experiments and real exploration of how things work
Reading, writing, speaking, and listening, built for confident communication
History, geography, civics, and culture
Beyond the Core
Learners also build practical, real-world skills through computer studies, agriculture, home science, and business studies — subjects that open doors to future careers and entrepreneurship, not just exam scores.
Sport is not extracurricular here, it’s curriculum. Every learner gets regular physical education built around fitness, coordination, and teamwork, with clear pathways into track and field, soccer, and basketball for those who want to go further.
Creativity has a home too: art, music, dance, and drama give learners a place to build and show off talents that don’t show up on a report card but matter just as much.
Academic Performance
Numbers, not adjectives.
| Year |
Mean Score |
Top Candidate |
400+ Marks |
350+ Marks |
| 2020 |
381.67 |
424 (of 61 candidates) |
15 candidates |
38 candidates |
| 2021 |
385.16 — highest on record |
417 |
24 candidates |
31 candidates |
| 2022 |
381.76 |
420 |
13 candidates |
40 candidates |
| 2023 |
365.38 |
415 |
10 candidates |
55 candidates |
