30Jan2026
School Life
Clubs Open Day
Learners visit club stations before selecting their term activities.
Discover Interests • Build Skills
Clubs & Societies
Clubs give learners space to explore interests beyond the classroom. Activities are structured around creativity, communication, leadership, curiosity, digital literacy, environmental responsibility and teamwork.
PHOTO SLOT
Learners reading together in a library cornerReplace with an approved Kiamaiko school photograph.12Clubs and societies
15–28Typical learners per club
1Club session each week
6Leadership roles for upper-primary learners
Clubs & Societies
Experiences that help learners grow.
The programme follows the spirit of Kenya’s competency-based approach, where learners apply knowledge and skills in practical contexts while developing communication, collaboration, self-efficacy, critical thinking, creativity, citizenship, digital literacy and learning-to-learn skills.
01
Reading & Storytelling Club
Learners explore age-appropriate books, storytelling, book reviews, reading circles and creative writing. The club publishes a termly learner reading wall and selects a Reader of the Month.
02
Science & Innovation Club
Grades 3–6 investigate simple science questions, build models, conduct safe classroom demonstrations and develop small solutions to everyday problems. Projects are presented during the annual Academic & Innovation Exhibition.
03
Environment Club
Learners take part in tree care, waste separation, school-garden activities, clean-up campaigns and environmental awareness sessions. The club maintains a small demonstration garden behind the junior learning block.
04
Chess & Board Games
Chess develops concentration, planning and strategic thinking. Beginners receive introductory coaching while experienced learners participate in internal ladder matches and friendly school fixtures.
05
Debate & Public Speaking
The club develops confidence in spoken English and Kiswahili through speeches, storytelling, debates, impromptu speaking and moderated discussions. Grade 5–6 learners mentor younger members.
06
ICT & Digital Creativity
Learners are introduced to keyboard skills, digital drawing, presentations, responsible internet use and beginner coding concepts through supervised activities.
07
Journalism & Media
Learners collect school stories, conduct interviews, write short reports and produce the termly Kiamaiko Learner Voice newsletter under teacher supervision.
08
Young Leaders Club
Learners practise teamwork, responsibility, service and school leadership through class projects, peer support and community-minded activities.
01 / Clubs & Societies
Reading & Storytelling Club
Learners explore age-appropriate books, storytelling, book reviews, reading circles and creative writing. The club publishes a termly learner reading wall and selects a Reader of the Month.
02 / Clubs & Societies
Science & Innovation Club
Grades 3–6 investigate simple science questions, build models, conduct safe classroom demonstrations and develop small solutions to everyday problems. Projects are presented during the annual Academic & Innovation Exhibition.
03 / Clubs & Societies
Environment Club
Learners take part in tree care, waste separation, school-garden activities, clean-up campaigns and environmental awareness sessions. The club maintains a small demonstration garden behind the junior learning block.
04 / Clubs & Societies
Chess & Board Games
Chess develops concentration, planning and strategic thinking. Beginners receive introductory coaching while experienced learners participate in internal ladder matches and friendly school fixtures.
05 / Clubs & Societies
Debate & Public Speaking
The club develops confidence in spoken English and Kiswahili through speeches, storytelling, debates, impromptu speaking and moderated discussions. Grade 5–6 learners mentor younger members.
06 / Clubs & Societies
ICT & Digital Creativity
Learners are introduced to keyboard skills, digital drawing, presentations, responsible internet use and beginner coding concepts through supervised activities.
07 / Clubs & Societies
Journalism & Media
Learners collect school stories, conduct interviews, write short reports and produce the termly Kiamaiko Learner Voice newsletter under teacher supervision.
08 / Clubs & Societies
Young Leaders Club
Learners practise teamwork, responsibility, service and school leadership through class projects, peer support and community-minded activities.
What Parents Can Follow
2026 activity highlights
27Feb2026
School Life
Young Innovators Showcase
Science and ICT club members demonstrate selected projects.
24Apr2026
School Life
Reading & Storytelling Festival
Storytelling, poetry, book reviews and reading challenges.
11Sep2026
School Life
Clubs Exhibition
Clubs display projects, publications, artwork and environmental work.
Website Publishing
What this page can publish
Parents can use this section to see what learners are doing, understand the educational purpose behind activities and follow school highlights throughout the year.
✓ Activity announcements✓ Results and achievements✓ Learner project stories✓ Event photo galleries✓ Club and team profiles✓ Parent notices and schedules✓ Competition participation✓ Term highlights
Gallery Plan
Recommended photography
Learners reading together in a library cornerReplace with an approved Kiamaiko school photograph.
Science club building a simple modelReplace with an approved Kiamaiko school photograph.
Chess club practice tableReplace with an approved Kiamaiko school photograph.
Environmental club tending a school gardenReplace with an approved Kiamaiko school photograph.