Junior Secondary School - Brookshine Schools

Competency-Based Education
(Junior Secondary School)

Hands-On Learning: Students engage in practical projects that develop creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving skills.
Values-Based Development: We instill honesty, discipline, and leadership at every stage of learning.
Early Skills Formation: Literacy, numeracy, and environmental awareness form the foundation for lifelong learning.

Overview

Junior Secondary School Curriculum

The CBC Junior Secondary School curriculum in Kenya, which encompasses Grades 7 to 9, is designed to build on the competencies developed in primary education while preparing students for further education and career pathways. This stage focuses on deepening students’ knowledge and skills across various subjects and fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, and practical application of knowledge.

Key Features:

Learner-Centered Approach: Emphasizes personalized learning to cater to individual strengths and interests, promoting active participation and engagement.
Integrated Learning: Subjects are organized into thematic areas, encouraging interdisciplinary connections and real-world application of knowledge.
Competency Development: Focuses on developing competencies in areas such as communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and digital literacy, alongside traditional academic subjects.
Practical Skills: Includes practical subjects and activities that enhance hands-on skills, preparing students for future career paths or further studies.
Assessment: Continuous and formative assessments are used to monitor progress and provide feedback, supporting student development throughout the learning process.

Overall, the Junior Secondary curriculum aims to provide a well-rounded education that prepares students for the challenges of senior secondary education and the evolving demands of the job market.

Entry Requirements

For entry into the CBC Junior Secondary School program in Kenya (Grades 7 to 9), the following requirements typically apply:

Grade 7 Entry:
- Age: Students are generally around 12 to 13 years old.
- Documentation:
  - Birth certificate or other proof of age.
  - Previous school records or academic transcripts from the primary level.
- Completion of Primary Education: A Certificate of Completion from Grade 6 in the CBC system or equivalent from a recognized educational institution.
- Health: Basic health records or immunization certificates may be required.
- Admission Test/Interview: Some schools may conduct interviews or entrance tests to assess readiness for Junior Secondary education.
Grade 8 and 9 Entry:
- Documentation:
  - Transfer certificate from the previous school, including Grade 7 records or equivalent.
  - Academic records from previous grades.
- Performance: Evidence of satisfactory performance in Grade 7 or equivalent previous grade.
- Health: Continued health documentation or immunization records, as required by the school.
- Other Requirements: Schools may have additional criteria or procedures for admission, including interviews or assessments based on specific needs or school policies.

These requirements ensure that students are appropriately placed in the Junior Secondary School program and are prepared to benefit from the curriculum.

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