Strong academic roots
CBC-aligned learning from PP1 to Grade 9, with careful attention to literacy, numeracy, and steady classroom habits.
A place children enjoy arriving to every morning.
The public page should feel welcoming, but the numbers matter too. Here is a quick look at the size and shape of the school community.
The best public-facing page should help a parent picture daily life, not just list features. These are the anchors we leaned into for the new story.
CBC-aligned learning from PP1 to Grade 9, with careful attention to literacy, numeracy, and steady classroom habits.
Children are known by name, noticed early, and supported by adults who value both discipline and encouragement.
Gacharage has grown with the families around Kiambaa, keeping a neighbourly feel even as the school has expanded.
Families often notice the same thing first: the atmosphere feels settled. There is movement and laughter, but also a sense that learners know what the day is asking of them.
Public announcements still matter. They show the school is organised, transparent, and in regular conversation with the community.
The admissions journey is designed to be clear and family-friendly. Start with a visit, get your questions answered, and move forward only when the fit feels real.
Start with a tour so your family can understand the atmosphere before paperwork begins.
Share the basic application details plus your child's documents and previous school report.
Once accepted, the office helps with fees, uniform, orientation, and the first-day routine.
The school serves learners from PP1 through Grade 9, giving families a steady path from early years into junior secondary.
Most families start with a school visit. After that, the office guides you through the application form, required documents, and the next admissions steps.
The essentials usually include your child's basic application details, a birth certificate copy, and the previous school report where applicable.
Yes. Visiting first is encouraged because it helps families understand the atmosphere, ask practical questions, and decide whether the school feels right.
Parents stay connected through school communication, office support, and regular updates that help families follow important routines, dates, and learner progress.