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- Our CurriculumThe school offers the IGCSE curriculum under the EDEXCEL BOARD. It also offers Drama, Hindi, Music and Physical Education under the CIE BOARD. The Academic Year runs from September to July Pupils are admitted in year 7, after completing Key Stage II of the British National Curriculum or Standard 6 of the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education. They cover Key Stage III in years 7, 8 & 9.
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- Our ActivitiesStudents assist in organizing school functions and raising funds. The clubs instill a sense of belonging among the pupils and make them a part of the school community in all aspects of school life. The clubs also organize trips within and outside the country. They are managed by students, elected for a one-year term. Each club is under the care of a teacher, who is the club patron.
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About us
OSHWAL ACADEMY NAIROBI JUNIOR HIGH was founded in Nairobi, Kenya in 1963 with a student population of 40 and staff of just 2 teachers. The school started under the banner of OSHWAL HIGH SCHOOL. In September 2006, four institutions, run by the Oshwal Community, merged into OSHWAL ACADEMY NAIROBI; hence we are now OSHWAL ACADEMY NAIROBI JUNIOR HIGH, catering for students from Year 7 to Year 11, and offering the IGCSE Curriculum.
From its humble beginnings in 1963, it is today, undoubtedly, the top school offering the best of British education system; having a student population of 891 and 68 long-serving, qualified and committed teachers. We consistently produce top results in the IGCSE exams, both at regional and international levels. We are proud to have produced the top students in the World for GCE ‘O’ Level with 14 ‘AS’ and ‘A’ Level with 6 straight ‘A’s.
The school is owned by the OSHWAL EDUCATION AND RELIEF BOARD. This unique institution is situated on First Parklands Avenue, 5 km from the city centre. It is easily accessible with a quiet, serene environment giving students the opportunity to develop their inherent talents and capabilities to excel in all aspects of scholastic life.