26Feb2026
School Life
Grade 2 Agriculture Visit
Food production, plants, soil and simple farming practices.
Learn Beyond the Classroom
Trips & Educational Experiences
Educational visits connect classroom concepts with real places, people and experiences. Trips are planned around learning outcomes, learner age, supervision, transport, safeguarding and meaningful follow-up work.
PHOTO SLOT
Learners on a supervised museum visitReplace with an approved Kiamaiko school photograph.5Planned educational destinations
PP2–G6Learners participating by age group
1:15Target adult-to-learner ratio on major visits
100%Trips linked to learning objectives
Trips & Educational Experiences
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
Nairobi National Museum
Grade 5–6 learners visit selected museum galleries to strengthen Social Studies, history, science and cultural heritage learning. Learners complete a guided observation worksheet and prepare a short reflection after returning to school.
02
Karura Forest Learning Walk
Grades 3–4 explore biodiversity, conservation, water, trees and responsible use of natural spaces. The visit includes a guided nature walk and a learner environmental journal.
03
Nairobi National Park Experience
Grade 6 learners undertake a supervised conservation-focused visit connected to environmental protection, animal welfare and ecosystems. Learners record observations rather than treating the trip as a purely recreational outing.
04
Agriculture & Food Learning Visit
Grades 2–3 visit a local agricultural demonstration site to observe crops, soil, food production and simple farm practices. Learners connect the experience with classroom Agriculture & Nutrition work.
05
Science & Technology Visit
Grades 5–6 participate in a structured science and technology learning visit featuring demonstrations, problem-solving activities and a question-and-answer session.
06
Trip Day Routine
Parents receive a trip circular covering destination, learning objectives, departure and return times, transport arrangements, dress requirements, meals, emergency contacts and consent. Learners return with reflection activities or project work.
01 / Trips & Educational Experiences
Nairobi National Museum
Grade 5–6 learners visit selected museum galleries to strengthen Social Studies, history, science and cultural heritage learning. Learners complete a guided observation worksheet and prepare a short reflection after returning to school.
02 / Trips & Educational Experiences
Karura Forest Learning Walk
Grades 3–4 explore biodiversity, conservation, water, trees and responsible use of natural spaces. The visit includes a guided nature walk and a learner environmental journal.
03 / Trips & Educational Experiences
Nairobi National Park Experience
Grade 6 learners undertake a supervised conservation-focused visit connected to environmental protection, animal welfare and ecosystems. Learners record observations rather than treating the trip as a purely recreational outing.
04 / Trips & Educational Experiences
Agriculture & Food Learning Visit
Grades 2–3 visit a local agricultural demonstration site to observe crops, soil, food production and simple farm practices. Learners connect the experience with classroom Agriculture & Nutrition work.
05 / Trips & Educational Experiences
Science & Technology Visit
Grades 5–6 participate in a structured science and technology learning visit featuring demonstrations, problem-solving activities and a question-and-answer session.
06 / Trips & Educational Experiences
Trip Day Routine
Parents receive a trip circular covering destination, learning objectives, departure and return times, transport arrangements, dress requirements, meals, emergency contacts and consent. Learners return with reflection activities or project work.
What Parents Can Follow
2026 activity highlights
19Mar2026
School Life
Grade 4 Karura Learning Walk
Biodiversity and environmental conservation.
23Jul2026
School Life
Grade 5 Museum Learning Visit
History, culture, science and heritage.
17Sep2026
School Life
Grade 6 Conservation Visit
Ecosystems, wildlife and environmental responsibility.
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 on a supervised museum visitReplace with an approved Kiamaiko school photograph.
Children observing plants during an environmental walkReplace with an approved Kiamaiko school photograph.
Teacher-led outdoor learning activityReplace with an approved Kiamaiko school photograph.
Learners completing a trip observation worksheetReplace with an approved Kiamaiko school photograph.