
Missions of Hope Baba Dogo School
Private
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- Private school
- Levels
- Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary
- Curriculum
- CBC / CBE
- Location
- Ruaraka, Nairobi
- Founded
- 2009
- Gender
- Mixed (boys & girls)
- Boarding
- Day school
Missions of Hope International (MOHI), a Christian charity, opened its Baba Dogo centre in 2009 with 90 children. It now teaches close to 700 learners from pre-primary up to Grade 8, with a staff of 44. Baba Dogo is an informal settlement of about 30,000 people surrounded by factories, and the school mainly takes children from very needy households, many of them supported through MOHI's sponsorship programme. Alongside lessons under the Competency Based Curriculum, MOHI centres provide meals and Christian education, and the green-and-blue uniform carries the Missions of Hope Schools badge. It is a day school.
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
NurseryKindergartenPrimary
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