Early Childhood
Child Day Care
At two years old, your child begins their educational journey in a nurturing, play-based environment. Our trained early years teachers focus on:
- Social Development: Learning to interact with other children, sharing, and taking turns
- Language Skills: Building vocabulary through songs, stories, and conversation
- Motor Skills: Developing coordination through play activities
- Routine & Structure: Getting comfortable with school routines in a gentle, caring way
Our Day Care is designed to feel like a home away from home, where your child feels safe, loved, and excited to explore.
Play Group
Learning happens through play at this stage. Children explore, discover, and develop foundational skills naturally through structured play activities.
What Your Child Learns:
- Basic shapes, colors, and numbers
- Following simple instructions
- Pre-writing skills through drawing and painting
- Music and movement activities
- Environmental awareness through outdoor play
Our Play Group teachers create an environment where curiosity is encouraged and every child's pace is respected.
Pre-Primary 1 (PP1)
Your child begins more structured learning while maintaining the playful approach that works at this age. We introduce early literacy and numeracy concepts through hands-on activities.
Learning Areas:
- Language Activities: Letter recognition, phonics introduction, story comprehension
- Mathematical Activities: Counting to 20, simple patterns, sorting and grouping
- Environmental Activities: Understanding the world around them, weather, animals, plants
- Creative Activities: Art, music, movement, and imaginative play
- Physical Education: Developing gross and fine motor skills
CBC Focus: We follow the CBC Early Years Education framework, which emphasizes learning through play and nurturing the whole child—physical, cognitive, social, and spiritual development.
Pre-Primary 2 (PP2)
The final year before Grade 1 prepares your child for formal schooling. We strengthen reading readiness, number sense, and independent learning skills.
Learning Areas:
- Literacy: Beginning reading, writing simple words, sentence formation
- Numeracy: Counting to 100, basic addition and subtraction, understanding number value
- Science & Technology: Simple experiments, basic computer skills
- Social Studies: Community, families, Kenyan culture and values
- Religious Education: Christian values, Bible stories, character building
- Life Skills: Self-care, problem-solving, decision-making
Your PP2 child becomes more independent, confident, and ready to tackle Grade 1 challenges.
Give Your Child the Best Start
Join families who trust KMBPS with their children's early education. Our nurturing environment helps young learners grow confident and ready for success.
