Kwa Reuben Primary School
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- Public school
- Levels
- Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary
- Curriculum
- CBC / CBE
- Location
- Embakasi South, Nairobi
- Gender
- Mixed (boys & girls)
- Boarding
- Day school
Better known locally as Ruben Primary, and listed by the county as A.E.F. Reuben Primary, this public school stands inside the Ruben Centre complex in Mukuru Kwa Reuben. It is sponsored by the Christian Brothers (Edmund Rice) and is the only public school in that part of Mukuru, so classes are large: the centre reports around 2,700 children taught by a mix of government and project-funded teachers. Learners from nursery upwards follow the national curriculum and receive two free meals a day, porridge for the youngest and lunch for all. The school has its own library and an active co-curricular programme that takes in gymnastics, dance, drama, scouts, a young farmers club and an environment club. NG-CDF funds have paid for a school bus and sewer works.
Curriculum & education system
Curriculum
CBC / CBECBC / CBE (Kenya)Kenya's national curriculum: 2 years pre-primary, 6 years primary, 3 years junior school and 3 years senior school (2-6-3-3). Children are assessed continuously on skills and values as well as knowledge, with national assessments in Grade 6 (KPSEA) and Grade 9 (KJSEA). Read more in our curriculum guide
What do these curricula mean? Read the Muhula curriculum guide
Levels offered
NurseryKindergartenPrimary
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