La Salle Catholic School’s Junior School program is designed to holistically develop students, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to excel academically and socially. Our curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving, preparing students for future challenges.
To support comprehensive learning, we offer well-equipped science labs where students can engage in hands-on experiments, fostering a deeper understanding of scientific concepts. Our state-of-the-art sports facilities, including basketball courts and a football pitch, encourage physical development and teamwork, balancing academics with extracurricular activities.
The Junior School comprises Grades 7, 8, and 9, providing a nurturing environment where students are guided to grow into confident, responsible, and well-rounded individuals. At La Salle Catholic School, every learner is given the tools to succeed and thrive.
Rigorous academics in STEM, humanities, and languages.
Hands-on learning in STEM labs and tech-driven classrooms.
Programs that build confidence and resilience.
Sports, arts, and mentorship opportunities to nurture well-rounded individuals.
Grades 7-9 focus on fostering critical thinking, innovation, and leadership through diverse subjects. Learners explore advanced concepts in Integrated science, Creative Arts, Technology, and Mathematics, building skills for academic and personal growth.
Arts and Sports Science will enable the learner to participate in the economic development of the country through utilisation of their own talents, thus contributing to cultural preservation, sustenance and development in arts and sports. Here are some of the subjects included in this category
Social science tells us about the world beyond our immediate experience, and can help explain how our own society works. Preparing learners for the 21st century cannot be accomplished without a strong and sustaining emphasis on social sciences. Some of the subjects under this category are showed below.
The achievement of Vision 2030 greatly depends on science, technology and innovation. The STEM pathway aims at developing the individual learner’s innovativeness and promoting the use of technology to develop a labour force that will drive the Kenyan economy. This pathway shall offer some specialization in various areas or fields.
