Clubs Open Day
Learners explore co-curricular opportunities.
Life at Kiamaiko extends beyond classroom lessons. Learners participate in sport, clubs, creative arts, educational visits, leadership and talent activities designed to develop confidence, character and practical skills.
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.
The school day combines classroom learning with movement, play, creative expression, collaboration and structured co-curricular opportunities. Activities are organised by age and learner readiness.
Football, athletics, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics and movement activities encourage physical wellbeing, teamwork and discipline.
Reading, science, environment, chess, debate, ICT, journalism and leadership activities give learners opportunities to discover interests beyond formal lessons.
Music, drama, dance, visual arts, poetry and cultural activities create spaces for expression and appreciation of Kenya’s diverse heritage.
Educational visits connect classroom learning with museums, nature, conservation, agriculture and science experiences.
Teachers help learners identify strengths and develop them through practice, coaching, showcases, competitions and leadership opportunities.
The school day combines classroom learning with movement, play, creative expression, collaboration and structured co-curricular opportunities. Activities are organised by age and learner readiness.
Football, athletics, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics and movement activities encourage physical wellbeing, teamwork and discipline.
Reading, science, environment, chess, debate, ICT, journalism and leadership activities give learners opportunities to discover interests beyond formal lessons.
Music, drama, dance, visual arts, poetry and cultural activities create spaces for expression and appreciation of Kenya’s diverse heritage.
Educational visits connect classroom learning with museums, nature, conservation, agriculture and science experiences.
Teachers help learners identify strengths and develop them through practice, coaching, showcases, competitions and leadership opportunities.
Learners explore co-curricular opportunities.
A school-wide athletics and movement event.
Music, dance, drama, poetry and cultural learning.
A family-focused celebration of participation and sportsmanship.
Recognition of learner achievement and development.
Parents can use this section to see what learners are doing, understand the educational purpose behind activities and follow school highlights throughout the year.