Kiddie Farm Junior School is a child centered institution that offers the CBC curriculum.
Learn More Our ClassesKiddie Farm uses a blended learning model, a combination of face-to-face learning, technology, and books.
Learn More Our ClassesKiddie Farm Junior School is a child centered institution that offers the CBC curriculum.
Learn More Our ClassesKiddie Farm uses a blended learning model, a combination of face-to-face learning, technology, and books.
Learn More Our ClassesKiddie Farm Junior School is a child centered institution that offers the CBC curriculum. This in effect entrenches versatility in readiness for a dynamic world.
At the centre of our approach is to provide a nurturing and biblically based learning environment that helps the little ones encounter God and learn Christian Principles from early on.
We seek to be the leading, innovative learning institution that nurtures young minds to make the world a better place!
School buses are the most preferred and frequently used transportation system of commute for the students.
School playgrounds are in a unique position to meet kids where they are, helping them become smarter, healthier and stronger through play.
Co-curricular activities such as ballet, piano, guitar, taekwondo, skating , table tennis, badminton, swimming among others
A positive learning environment is one of the most critical components of a skills-based health education classroom.
All lessons will cater to the child’s physical, intellectual, language, emotional and social development. At the end of the child’s school experience, they will have been exposed to a well-rounded foundation.
'They value each child as an individual and encourage them both academically and personally in light of this.'
'Every member of staff contributes to a great learning and development environment together and are committed to this. It’s a great team. My children look forward to coming to school every day!'
'The most standout thing from the school this past year has been the kindness and emotional support shown to our children.'