Aligned with Kenya's educational vision, developing skilled, ethical, and engaged citizens through competency-based learning.
The Kenyan Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) at LindenHurst Preparatory School focuses on developing learners' abilities to apply knowledge and skills in real-world contexts through Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), moving beyond rote memorization to practical competency.
The mode of instruction at LindenHurst Preparatory School emphasizes inquiry-based learning through Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), where students are encouraged to ask questions, explore ideas, and discover knowledge through active engagement rather than passive memorization. Our approach nurtures seven core competencies: communication, critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, citizenship, digital literacy, and learning to learn. These prepare students for success in modern Kenya and the global economy.
We emphasize values-based education that produces not just academically successful students, but responsible, ethical citizens who contribute meaningfully to society. Through inquiry-based learning, students develop the curiosity and problem-solving skills needed to navigate complex challenges and create positive change.
Building well-rounded learners equipped for the 21st century.
Effective expression and teamwork across diverse contexts and cultures.
Problem-solving, analysis, and reasoned decision-making abilities.
Innovation, artistic expression, and entrepreneurial thinking.
Ethical values, social responsibility, and national pride.
Technology proficiency and responsible digital citizenship.
Self-directed learning and lifelong knowledge acquisition skills.
Our assessment system is designed to understand each child as an individual learner. It uses world renown adaptive tests that adjust as your child works, identifying strengths, gaps, and progress in reading, mathematics, and language arts with accuracy.
Instead of relying on occasional exams, learning is monitored continuously, allowing teachers to respond early and provide the right support at the right time. Parents and teachers can see clear evidence of progress through recognised measures, helping ensure no child is left behind and every learner is supported to grow with confidence and consistency.
Our CBC assessment focuses on demonstrating competency through practical application:
Exact Path is an adaptive assessment used to assess attainment, identify gaps in learning, and support progress over time in mathematics, reading, and language arts. The diagnostic information enables teachers to adapt teaching effectively, ensuring work is well matched to pupils' starting points.
Ongoing assessment data supports timely intervention, challenge where appropriate, and clear monitoring of progress at pupil, class, and whole-school level.
WIDA (World-Class Instructional Design and Assessment) is an international framework that supports schools in teaching and assessing English language learners (ELLs). Our programme's instruction is aligned with WIDA standards, ensuring accessibility, equity, and measurable progress for learners who are developing proficiency in English.
WIDA provides standards, assessments, and guidance to help students develop academic English alongside subject learning, ensuring that English language learners receive targeted support to succeed academically while building their language skills.
English, Kiswahili, and optional indigenous languages
Number concepts, patterns, and problem-solving
Integrated science, agriculture, and digital literacy
History, geography, religious education, and citizenship
Music, visual arts, and performing arts
Sports, health education, and wellness
See how the CBC can prepare your child for success in modern Kenya.