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Academics & School Life

A CBC Senior School built on strong departments, three clear pathways, and a culture of hard work and curiosity.

CBC Senior School

Grade 10–12 pathways

Every learner takes a spine of compulsory core subjects and specialises in one of three pathways, chosen with guidance from our teachers and careers team.

STEM

For scientific and technical minds. Subjects span the sciences, mathematics and technology — the foundation for engineering, medicine, computing, agriculture and research careers.

Arts & Sports Science

For creative and sporting talent. Music, drama, fine art and sports science developed to a competitive, professional standard.

Departments

Teaching strength across the curriculum

English

Reading culture, debate, creative writing, public speaking and drama. HOD: Mr. Dominic Bor.

Kiswahili

Lugha, fasihi na mawasiliano bora — ujuzi wa kusoma, kuandika na kuzungumza kwa ufasaha.

Mathematics

Logical reasoning, problem-solving and analytical skill for every pathway. HOD: Mr. Gilbert Cheruyiot.

Science

Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Integrated Science, with hands-on laboratory learning. HOD: Madam Edna Soi.

Social Sciences

History & Government, Geography and CRE — understanding society, place and faith. HOD: Mr. Robert Kirui.

Technical

Computer Studies, Agriculture, woodwork and electricity — practical skills for a technology-driven world. HOD: Mrs. Lorna Ketwony.

Arts & Sports

Music, drama, poetry, creative arts and competitive games. HOD: Mr. Vincent Misik.

Guidance & Counselling

Personal support, mentorship and life skills to help every boy thrive.

Careers

The Career Compass programme links subjects to university courses and careers, so learners choose with confidence.

Career Compass board linking subjects to university pathways

Career Compass

From subjects to careers — a clear map

Our Career Compass guidance links each learner's key subjects (with Mathematics, English and Kiswahili at the centre) to university courses and professions across public and private chartered universities in Kenya.

Paired with academic clinics, mentorship and regular assessment, it keeps every boy focused on a realistic, ambitious goal.

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Beyond the classroom

Co-curricular life

Talent, teamwork and character grow on the field, the stage, the scout ground and the farm.

Koiwa sports and games

Games & athletics

Football, volleyball, handball, athletics and cross-country.

Koiwa music and drama festival

Music & drama

Music festival, drama, poetry, dance and public speaking.

Koiwa scouting club

Clubs & scouting

Scouting, Christian Union, Students' Council and subject clubs.

Koiwa school farm projects

Agriculture

Hands-on dairy, rabbitry and crop projects on the school farm.

Our teachers

Meet our Heads of Department

Click a photo to read a word from each department.