Missions of Hope Kiamaiko School
Private
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Missions of Hope Kiamaiko School Overview
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- Private school
- Levels
- Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary, Secondary
- Curriculum
- CBC / CBE
- Location
- Mathare, Nairobi
- Founded
- 2006
- Gender
- Mixed (boys & girls)
- Boarding
- Day school
Opened in 2006 with 43 pupils, the Kiamaiko centre was one of the earliest Missions of Hope International schools. It now has about 700 learners from pre-primary to Grade 8 and a staff of 50. Kiamaiko is made up of four villages, Ghetto, Lower Kiamaiko, Upper Kiamaiko and Kambi Moto, and is known for its goat meat trade; both Muslim and Christian families live there. The school follows the Competency Based Curriculum, runs a feeding programme, and the charity also supports women's groups that make and sell soap and candles.
Curriculum & education system
Curriculum
CBC / CBECBC / CBE (Kenya)Kenya's national curriculum: 2 years pre-primary, 6 years primary, 3 years junior school and 3 years senior school (2-6-3-3). Children are assessed continuously on skills and values as well as knowledge, with national assessments in Grade 6 (KPSEA) and Grade 9 (KJSEA). Read more in our curriculum guide
What do these curricula mean? Read the Muhula curriculum guide
Levels offered
NurseryKindergartenPrimarySecondary
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