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Teaching built for the CBC
Lessons are planned around the competency-based curriculum: what a learner can do, not only what they can recall. Continuous assessment feeds directly into each term's report.
A CBC school in Kitale · PP1 – Grade 9Flying Higher For Excellence
Strong teaching, small classes and genuine care, so every child grows in confidence, character and capability — whether they join us as a day learner or board with us through the term.
PP1 – Grade 9One continuous pathway
Day & boardingPlaces in both
Three termsAligned to the school calendar
Parents' portalFees and records online
Why families choose us
A school that expects every child to fly
We are a neighbourhood school with serious academic standards. Learners are known by name, taught by qualified CBC teachers, and supported long before a report card raises a concern.
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Classes small enough to notice
Teachers know each learner's strengths, gaps and circumstances. Reading support, remedial work and extension tasks are normal practice, not exceptions.
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A settled home in boarding
Boarding learners have supervised prep, structured meals and a predictable routine, with house staff on hand through the week and at weekends.
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Character alongside results
Honesty, respect, service and responsibility are taught and practised — in class, on the field and through clubs and community work.
The learning pathway
From first steps to junior school
A learner can join us at PP1 and grow with the school all the way to Grade 9, with a shared approach across every level.
PP1 – PP2
Pre-primary
Play-based learning that builds language, number sense, fine motor skills and the confidence to speak up.
- Language and literacy
- Early numeracy
- Creative and physical play
Grade 1 – 6
Primary
Literacy and numeracy secured early, then applied across science, social studies, creative arts and languages.
- English and Kiswahili
- Mathematics and integrated science
- Creative arts and physical education
Grade 7 – 9
Junior school
Subject-based study that prepares learners for senior school choices, with assessments recorded against CBC performance levels.
- Mathematics, science and pre-technical studies
- Languages and social studies
- Career awareness and life skills
Life at school
More than the timetable
A child who finds something they love at school does better in class. Our week includes sport, music, drama, clubs and service — available to day and boarding learners alike.
- Team sports, athletics and inter-house competition
- Music, dance and drama performances each term
- Clubs from debating and STEM to agriculture and art
- Leadership roles and community service for the upper grades
- Supervised prep and reading time every evening for boarders
We measure ourselves by what each learner can do when they leave us: read with understanding, reason clearly, work with others, and carry themselves with integrity.
Parents stay informed
Families can follow attendance, results and fee statements through the school portal, and every class teacher is reachable during the week.
Admissions
Joining the school in three steps
We admit throughout the year where places allow, with the main intake in January.
Talk to us and visit
Call the office or send an enquiry. You are welcome to tour the school, meet a teacher and see a class in progress.
Complete the application
Provide the learner's details and documents — birth certificate, previous school report and a passport photograph.
Receive your offer
We confirm the place, class and whether it is day or boarding, then share the fee statement and start date.
Come and see the school for yourself
Visits run on weekday mornings. Call 0710 963 130 or 0710 184 445 to arrange one.