Playgroup to Grade 6Siaya County, Kenya
A small school where every child is known by name. Kenya's Competency Based Curriculum, taught with patience and joy, and open to families of every faith and background.
Blessed Children Academy is a day school in Siaya for children from about three years old to the end of Grade 6. We keep it small on purpose, so every teacher knows every child: how they learn, what makes them curious, and what they need next.
Our classrooms follow Kenya's Competency Based Curriculum. Children learn by doing: they talk, build, grow, measure, sing and ask questions. They are guided by the shared values that hold Kenya together, and every family is equally at home with us, whatever their faith.
Projects, play and practice built on the KICD designs, with teachers who check understanding every day, not only at exam time.
Small classes give every child time to speak, ask and be heard, and give quieter children the confidence to shine.
Children of every faith and of none learn side by side. Religious Education is the family's choice: CRE, IRE or HRE.
Mid-morning porridge and a balanced hot lunch (optional) mean children learn on a full stomach.
Games, music, drama, art and the school garden, so every talent has somewhere to grow. To confirm
A secure parents' portal for report cards, homework, notices and fee statements, any time.
Kenya's national values sit at the heart of the CBC, and of every school day here.
We teach the Competency Based Curriculum using the rationalised designs from the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD). Choose a stage to see what your child will learn.
A gentle first step into school. Through play, songs, stories and routine, children learn to share, to listen and to feel safe away from home, getting ready for PP1.
The two pre-primary years of the CBC. Children build the foundations of reading, writing and number through play-based activities, with five learning areas as set out by KICD.
Strong literacy and numeracy foundations in three languages, with plenty of hands-on discovery. These are the seven rationalised learning areas.
Deeper subject learning, projects and independence. These are the eight rationalised learning areas, plus weekly Pastoral Care, preparing learners for KPSEA and Junior School.
CBC report cards describe what a child can do. They do not compare children. Every term, parents see each learning area on the national four-level scale, together with the teacher's comments.
A calm routine, with time to think, play and eat well. Times are a guide and change slightly by class. To confirm
Children learn best when they feel safe. These are the promises we make to every family.
A child-protection policy in line with the Children Act, 2022. Every adult on the compound is responsible for every child's safety.
Children go home only with an adult on the family's authorised list, and every hand-over is recorded.
Optional 10 o'clock porridge and a balanced hot lunch, billed each term together with the fees.
First aid on site and a quick call home whenever a child is unwell. Tell us about any allergies or medical needs at admission.
We never publish children's photos or records. Your family's data is handled under the Data Protection Act, 2019.
No child is treated differently because of their family's beliefs. Religious Education follows the family's choice.
For parents
Every family gets a secure login to the parents' portal: no lost report cards and no queues at the office.
Illustration: sample screens
We admit children throughout the year, and most join in January. There is no admission test and no interview: every child is welcome to apply.
Send the form, or come to the school office on any weekday. We'll show you the classrooms and answer your questions.
We go by your child's age and previous reports. For a transfer, a short, friendly chat with the class teacher only helps us settle your child at the right level.
Complete the admission form with your documents, and agree the Religious Education option for your child.
Receive your child's admission number and portal login, then pay fees only through the official channels.
The office confirms the full list when you enquire.
Fees are charged per term and published in full. Lunch is optional. Discounts for siblings or bursaries are agreed with the office.
An estimate only. The official fee structure is the final word.
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M-Pesa Pay Bill, Business No. , Account No. your child's code. You can also pay from the parents' portal and get an instant receipt.
Ask the school office for the official payment details. Never pay into a personal number.
We do not accept cash at school, and staff never collect fees.
Term dates will appear here.
Term dates follow the Ministry of Education calendar.
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Can't find your answer? Call or visit the office. We're glad to help.
Playgroup from about age 3, PP1 from 4 and PP2 from 5. Grade 1 is usually from age 6. Learners transferring from another school join at the grade shown on their records.
No. In line with the Basic Education Act, we do not use tests or interviews to decide admission. For transfers, a short, friendly conversation only helps us place your child at the right level.
Kenya's Competency Based Curriculum (CBC), using KICD's rationalised curriculum designs. Learners are assessed continuously on four levels: Exceeding, Meeting, Approaching and Below Expectations. In Grade 3 they take KEYA, and Grade 6 learners sit KPSEA, set by KNEC.
Yes. Children of every faith, and of none, are equally welcome, and no child is treated differently because of their family's beliefs. Religious Education follows the options in Kenya's curriculum, Christian (CRE), Islamic (IRE) and Hindu (HRE), and we agree the right choice with each family at admission.
Only through the school's official channels, which are shown on the fee structure and in the parents' portal. We never accept cash, and staff never collect fees.
Lunch and mid-morning porridge are available as an optional service, billed each term. The school does not run transport at the moment: families drop off and collect their children, and only adults on your authorised list may collect your child.
Through the parents' portal you get report cards each term, assignments, notices and your fee statement. Class teachers are also available by appointment.
Learners move on to Junior School (Grades 7 – 9) at a school of the family's choice. We help families with KPSEA and the move to Junior School.
Visit us
The best way to know a school is to walk through it. You're welcome on any weekday during office hours.
Who we are. Blessed Children Academy, P.O. Box 64, Siaya, is the data controller for information you give us through this website and the school portal.
What we collect and why. We collect the details on the enquiry form (your name, phone number, your child's name and level, and your message) only so that we can reply to you about admission or a visit. We process them with your consent, as the Data Protection Act, 2019 requires.
Children. We never publish children's photos, documents or records on this website. Learner records live in the secure school portal and can be seen only by staff who need them and by the child's own family.
Sharing and keeping. We do not sell or share enquiry details. We share learner information only where the law requires it, for example with the Ministry of Education or KNEC. We delete enquiries that don't lead to admission once they are no longer needed.
Learners' records. When a child joins, the school keeps what the law and the child's schooling need: identity and admission details (including the UPI and KNEC assessment number), family contacts, health and special-needs information you choose to give, attendance, assessments and reports, fees, and documents such as the birth certificate and signed consent form. Each member of staff sees only the part their job needs.
Who helps us. Our system is hosted on servers the school controls. Text messages are sent through an SMS provider, and fee payments go through M-Pesa or the bank. These providers act only on the school's instructions and may not use the information for anything else.
How long we keep it. We keep records only as long as the school's records retention schedule allows, and then delete or archive them securely. The admission register and leaving records are kept permanently, as schools are required to.
Keeping it safe. The system uses encrypted connections, individual sign-ins, records of who changed what, and encrypted backups.
Your rights. You may ask to see, correct or delete your information, or withdraw your consent, by contacting the school office. You may also complain to the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner.
