A CBC-aligned learning environment in Lungalunga, Kwale County — nurturing confident, competent, and creative learners from Pre-Primary to Grade 6.
School closes for mid-term break. Learners resume Monday 16th June 2025.
Parents are invited to join us for our Annual Sports Day and classroom open day. Starts 8:00 AM.
Grade 4–6 learners must submit their Term 2 learning portfolios to class teachers by this date.
Term 3 fees are due by 25th July 2025. Contact the school bursar for payment plan arrangements.
We fully implement Kenya's Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) — focusing on what learners can do, not just what they know. Every learner is assessed continuously, holistically, and with care.
Foundation years for children aged 4–5. Play-based learning with 5 learning areas as per KICD guidelines.
Building literacy, numeracy and social foundations. 7 learning areas with hands-on, activity-based teaching.
Deeper subject engagement with 8 learning areas. Learners build portfolios and prepare for Grade 6 KPSEA.
Deeper subject engagement with 9 learning areas. Learners build portfolios and prepare for Grade 6 KPSEA.
No final exams. Learners are assessed throughout the term via projects, portfolios, and observation.
CBC requires active parent participation. We hold regular PTA meetings and share learner progress reports.
Communication, Critical Thinking, Creativity, Citizenship, Digital Literacy, Learning to Learn, Self-efficacy.
We identify and develop each child's unique talents through sports, arts, STEM clubs, and talent days.
We offer a complete early education journey — from Daycare through to Upper Primary, all in one nurturing environment.
Safe, caring environment for toddlers with trained caregivers. Play, nap, meals and early stimulation.
First formal school year. Children learn through play, songs, stories and hands-on activities.
Preparation for Grade 1. Literacy and numeracy readiness with continued play-based learning.
Core skills in reading, writing and arithmetic. Seven CBC learning areas taught in English and Kiswahili.
Eight CBC learning areas. Portfolio-based assessment and preparation for the Grade 6 KPSEA transition.
Every space at Blessing Junior Academy is designed to support the holistic development of our learners.
Well-ventilated, CBC-arranged classrooms with learning materials and display boards.
Stocked with KICD-approved textbooks, storybooks and reading materials for all grades.
Basic digital literacy tools supporting the CBC digital learning component for upper primary.
Open grounds for sports, Physical & Health Education, and unstructured play during breaks.
Hot nutritious meals prepared daily. Porridge in the morning, lunch provided for full-day learners.
Separate, clean toilets for boys, girls and staff. Running water and handwashing stations.
A dedicated creative space for drawing, painting, clay modelling and performing arts rehearsals.
Practical Agriculture learning area. Learners grow vegetables and learn about food production.
Perimeter wall, gated entrance and security personnel ensure all learners are safe throughout the day.
Three terms per year as per the Ministry of Education calendar. Plan ahead with key dates below.
All fees are charged per term. No hidden costs. Payment plans available — speak to our bursar.
💳 Payment accepted via M-Pesa Paybill · Cash at school office · Bank transfer | Payment plans available for families in need — contact us confidentially.
Our uniform instills pride, discipline and a sense of belonging. Blue and Grey — the colours of Blessing Junior Academy.
Shirt, dress, PE kit top and school sweater in our signature royal blue.
Shorts, skirts, trousers and PE kit bottoms in ash grey.
All our teachers are TSC-registered and CBC-trained. We believe that great teachers build great futures.
B.Ed (Primary), 15 years experience. CBC champion and community education advocate.
B.Ed (Upper Primary). Specialist in Mathematics and Science & Technology.
Diploma in ECDE. 8 years nurturing PP1 & PP2 learners with patience and creativity.
Diploma in Sports Science. Manages our football, athletics and Physical Health Education.
BSc Computer Science. Teaches digital literacy and manages the school computer lab.
Certificate in Community Health. On-site first aid, health screening and wellness support.
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We accept new learners at the beginning of every term. Here is how the admission process works at Blessing Junior Academy.
Come to our office Monday–Friday between 8am and 4pm. Meet our head teacher and tour the school grounds.
Pick up the learner admission form from the school office or download it below. Fill it completely and return it with required documents.
Bring your child's birth certificate, immunization card, previous school report (if applicable) and two passport photos.
Learners joining Grade 1 and above will have a brief informal assessment to ensure proper class placement.
Pay the KES 500 admission registration fee and the first term's school fees to secure your child's place.
Your child receives their class allocation, timetable, booklist and uniform sizing. They can start the next school day.
Along Lungalunga–Shimoni Road
Lungalunga Town, Kwale County, Kenya
+254 700 000 000
+254 711 000 000
info@blessingjunioracademy.sc.ke
Monday – Friday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM (enquiries only)
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