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A future-focused primary school serving learners from Playgroup to Grade 6, delivering the Kenyan Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) with a strong emphasis on digital literacy, innovation, citizenship, and community impact.

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  • About Us
  • Curriculum
  • School Life
  • Co-Curricular Activities
  • News & Annoucements
  • Admissions
  • Our Team
POLICIES
  • Child Safeguarding & Protection Policy
  • Behaviour & Discipline Policy
  • Anti-Bullying Policy
  • Digital Safety & Acceptable Use Policy
  • Health & Safety Policy
  • Admissions Policy
  • Complaints & Feedback Procedure
CONTACT INFO
  • Gatundu -Juja Rd, Gatundu Kiambu county

  • +254 0712709093

  • admissions@muthigahopeacademy.com

  • Office Hours

    Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 4:30pm

Our Commitment
  • Child safeguarding and learner wellbeing
  • Responsible use of technology and AI education for all learners
  • Education that prepares for life
  • Strong partnerships with parents and the community

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A Day at Muthiga Hope Academy

Every day at Muthiga Hope Academy balances academics, creativity, movement, and wellbeing, with focused lessons, collaborative learning, physical activity, and routines that build independence and respect.

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Our Timetable Philosophy

We follow the Competency-Based Curriculum using short, engaging learning blocks, regular movement breaks, and project-based learning. Digital literacy and AI awareness are embedded purposefully across subjects.

Age-Appropriate

Recognising children’s attention spans and energy levels at different stages.

Balanced

Combining academics, creativity, technology, and movement throughout the day.

Flexible

Allowing time for exploration, discussion, and reflection within structured blocks.

Assemblies & Community Events

Assemblies and community gatherings are an important part of school life. They provide opportunities for:

  • Values education and citizenship learning
  • Celebrating achievements and effort
  • Discussing digital responsibility and online safety
  • Developing confidence through speaking and presentations

Assemblies and community gatherings are an important part of school life. They provide opportunities for:

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Co-Curricular Activities

Learning Beyond the Classroom

Our co-curricular activities are designed to extend learning, nurture talent, and develop the whole child in line with the CBC framework.

Sports & Physical Education

Physical activity is a vital part of school life. Through structured PE lessons and co-curricular sports, learners develop essential life skills:

  • Physical fitness and coordination
  • Teamwork and sportsmanship
  • Discipline, resilience, and confidence
  • Healthy habits and positive wellbeing

Activities are inclusive, age-appropriate, and focused on participation, effort, and enjoyment.

Creative Arts & Performance

Creative expression allows learners to explore their talents and build confidence through various artistic activities:

  • Music, rhythm, and movement
  • Drama and performance
  • Visual arts and creative media
  • Communication and self-confidence

These activities support communication skills, imagination, emotional expression, and self-confidence.

Clubs & Talent Development

CBC-Aligned Enrichment Programmes

At Muthiga Hope Academy, digital literacy, computing, and AI awareness are embedded directly into the core curriculum. Our clubs programme is enrichment-based and talent-focused, aligned with the CBC's emphasis on nurturing individual learner talents.

Innovation & Competition Clubs

Where offered, innovation-related clubs are optional and selective, focusing on:

  • Coding, robotics, or innovation challenges
  • Team-based problem-solving competitions
  • Showcases, exhibitions, and contests
  • Pathway for learners to excel and represent the school
Creative, Leadership & Interest Clubs

Learners may also take part in clubs that support:

  • Leadership and communication
  • Environmental action and sustainability
  • Creative performance and expression
  • Citizenship and community service
Community Projects

Community projects are a defining feature of our school. Learners engage in age-appropriate projects that:

  • Solve real, community needs
  • Collaboration & empathy
  • Real-world problem solving
Educational Trips

Educational visits are organised where appropriate to enhance classroom learning. These experiences:

  • Build curiosity and confidence
  • Encourage responsibility
  • Safe & supervised
Our Philosophy

By embedding digital skills in the curriculum and using clubs for talent development and competition, we ensure that:

  • Every learner gains future skills
  • Talented learners are stretched
  • Learning remains equitable

Pastoral Care & Safeguarding

The safety and wellbeing of our learners is our highest priority. We are committed to providing a safe, secure, and supportive environment where every child can learn and grow with confidence.

Wellbeing & Positive Discipline

We promote a positive, respectful school culture through:

  • Clear expectations and consistent routines
  • Restorative and supportive approaches to behaviour
  • Teaching emotional awareness and self-regulation
  • Encouraging respectful communication both offline and online
Anti-Bullying & Digital Citizenship

Muthiga Hope Academy has a strong anti-bullying stance, including awareness of:

  • In-person bullying
  • Cyberbullying and online behaviour

Learners are taught digital citizenship, online safety, and responsible use of technology. AI awareness is introduced in an age-appropriate way, helping children understand technology ethically and safely.

Teacher–Student Support Systems

Our pastoral structure is designed to support each learner's academic, emotional, and social development through:

  • Close observation and ongoing feedback
  • Individualised support where needed
  • Open communication with parents and caregivers

Every child is known, listened to, and supported.

2026 Academic Year – Term Dates

Applies to Pre-Primary & Primary Schools (CBC) – Following Kenya Ministry of Education term dates.

Term 1

Foundation & Learning

START

Mon 5 Jan 2026

END

Thu 2 Apr 2026

Duration:13 Weeks

🍃MID-TERM BREAK

Wed 25 Feb – Sun 1 Mar 2026

🎉SCHOOL HOLIDAY

April Holiday: Tue 7 Apr – Fri 24 Apr 2026 (3 weeks)

Term 2

Growth & Exploration

START

Mon 27 Apr 2026

END

Fri 31 Jul 2026

Duration:14 Weeks

🍃MID-TERM BREAK

Wed 24 Jun – Sun 28 Jun 2026

🎉SCHOOL HOLIDAY

August Holiday: Mon 3 Aug – Fri 21 Aug 2026 (3 weeks)

Term 3

Consolidation & Assessments

START

Mon 24 Aug 2026

END

Fri 23 Oct 2026

Duration:9 Weeks

🍃KPSEA & OTHER NATIONAL ASSESSMENTS

From Mon 26 Oct 2026

🎉SCHOOL HOLIDAY

December Holiday: Mon 26 Oct 2026 – Fri 1 Jan 2027 (10 weeks)

Notes for Parents & Staff

  • School officially opens on Monday, 5 January 2026 for Term 1
  • Term 3 concludes with national assessments (KPSEA) beginning 26 October 2026
  • Please plan family travel and events around April, August, and December holidays
  • December Holiday: 26 Oct 2026 – 1 Jan 2027 (10 weeks)

Life in Pictures

A glimpse into learning, creativity, innovation, and school life at Muthiga Hope Academy.

School Renovation & Upgrades
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Digital Learning in Action
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Learning Through Play (PP1–PP2)
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Community Projects & Citizenship
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Sports Day & PE
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Experience School Life First-Hand

Visit our campus, meet our team, and see learning in action. We welcome parents and guardians to tour our classrooms and facilities.