17Jan2026
School Life
Sports Programme Launch
Learners meet coaches, choose activities and begin house registration.
Move • Compete • Grow
Sports at Kiamaiko Primary School
Sport is an important part of school life at Kiamaiko. Our programme combines physical fitness, teamwork, discipline and healthy competition, with opportunities for both beginners and developing athletes.
PHOTO SLOT
Wide-angle football training on a school fieldReplace with an approved Kiamaiko school photograph.480Learners across PP1–Grade 6
8Active sports and movement programmes
4School houses
2Weekly structured games afternoons
Sports at Kiamaiko Primary School
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.
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Our Sports Programme
Learners participate in age-appropriate football, athletics, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics and general fitness activities. PP1–Grade 2 focus on movement, coordination and confidence, while Grades 3–6 progressively develop sport-specific skills and match play.
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Football
Football is the school’s most popular team sport. Training focuses on ball control, passing, positioning, teamwork and fair play. The school fields mixed junior and upper-primary development squads for inter-house fixtures and selected friendly matches.
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Athletics
Learners develop running, jumping and throwing skills through PE lessons, house competitions and athletics clinics. Events include short sprints, middle-distance running, relay races, long jump and ball/soft-object throwing for younger learners.
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Volleyball & Basketball
Volleyball and basketball introduce learners to court movement, passing, spatial awareness and team tactics. Development sessions are organised for Grades 4–6, with modified activities for younger learners.
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Fitness & Movement
Morning movement sessions, stretching, coordination drills, circuit activities and recreational games support active lifestyles. Teachers monitor participation and adapt activities for learner age and ability.
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House Competitions
The school is organised into four houses: Horizon, Umoja, Safari and Tujenge. House points are earned through sportsmanship, participation, athletics, football, quizzes and selected school-life activities.
01 / Sports at Kiamaiko Primary School
Our Sports Programme
Learners participate in age-appropriate football, athletics, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics and general fitness activities. PP1–Grade 2 focus on movement, coordination and confidence, while Grades 3–6 progressively develop sport-specific skills and match play.
02 / Sports at Kiamaiko Primary School
Football
Football is the school’s most popular team sport. Training focuses on ball control, passing, positioning, teamwork and fair play. The school fields mixed junior and upper-primary development squads for inter-house fixtures and selected friendly matches.
03 / Sports at Kiamaiko Primary School
Athletics
Learners develop running, jumping and throwing skills through PE lessons, house competitions and athletics clinics. Events include short sprints, middle-distance running, relay races, long jump and ball/soft-object throwing for younger learners.
04 / Sports at Kiamaiko Primary School
Volleyball & Basketball
Volleyball and basketball introduce learners to court movement, passing, spatial awareness and team tactics. Development sessions are organised for Grades 4–6, with modified activities for younger learners.
05 / Sports at Kiamaiko Primary School
Fitness & Movement
Morning movement sessions, stretching, coordination drills, circuit activities and recreational games support active lifestyles. Teachers monitor participation and adapt activities for learner age and ability.
06 / Sports at Kiamaiko Primary School
House Competitions
The school is organised into four houses: Horizon, Umoja, Safari and Tujenge. House points are earned through sportsmanship, participation, athletics, football, quizzes and selected school-life activities.
What Parents Can Follow
2026 activity highlights
21Feb2026
School Life
Inter-House Athletics
Track and field events for PP2–Grade 6, with modified activities for younger learners.
28Mar2026
School Life
Football Festival
A school football day featuring house fixtures and invited friendly matches.
20Jun2026
School Life
Annual Sports Day
Family sports, learner finals, staff relay and recognition of sportsmanship.
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
Wide-angle football training on a school fieldReplace with an approved Kiamaiko school photograph.
Upper-primary athletics relayReplace with an approved Kiamaiko school photograph.
PP1/PP2 movement activityReplace with an approved Kiamaiko school photograph.
Inter-house sports day with parents watchingReplace with an approved Kiamaiko school photograph.