
Tenwek Senior School offers three competency-based pathways: STEM, Social Sciences, and Arts & Sports Science. Teaching and assessment are aligned to CBC, with mentoring that builds discipline and leadership. The school (Cluster C1, KNEC Code 25500023) continues to post strong KCSE outcomes including a 2025 mean score of 8.0 and high university qualification rates.
STEM: Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Studies and related applied learning, with emphasis on inquiry, problem-solving, technology and practical work.
Social Sciences: History & Government, Geography, Business Studies, Religious Education and related humanities, building communication, research, citizenship and analytical skills.
Arts & Sports Science: Languages, creative and performing arts, physical education and sports-focused learning, developing expression, teamwork, fitness and talent.
Subject combinations are guided by the approved CBC curriculum, learner interests, school capacity and current Ministry of Education requirements.
Morning: Core lessons and pathway subjects
Midday: Practical work, laboratory sessions, projects and guided study
Afternoon: Tutorials, games, clubs, sports and talent development
Evening: Supervised prep, reading, reflection and boarding routines
Sample timetable framework; daily subject periods are arranged by the school according to the official timetable and learner pathway.
Teaching methodology: Learner-centred lessons combine explanation, discussion, practical investigation, projects, collaboration, digital learning and real-world application.
Assessment: Teachers use continuous checks for understanding, assignments, practical tasks, projects, examinations and feedback to track progress and prepare learners for national assessments.
Student support: Learners receive academic mentoring, supervised study, teacher consultation, guidance and counselling, chaplaincy, peer support and structured boarding routines that promote wellbeing and discipline.