Curriculum, Departments & Academic Excellence
Explore our structured academic syllabus, subject clusters, faculty leadership, and examination evaluation protocols.
Equipping Boys with Analytical Mastery Across STEM and Humanities
Kalulini Boys High School strictly implements the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) curriculum while actively incorporating Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) senior secondary pathways. In Forms 1 and 2, students receive broad exposure across all foundational disciplines. In Form 3, guided career diagnostic tests help students select tailored subject combinations aligned with university degree requirements.
Forms 1 & 2 Foundational Phase
11 compulsory subjects ensuring balanced cognitive grounding in math, sciences, languages, humanities, and computer studies.
Forms 3 & 4 Specialization Phase
Specialized clusters for Engineering & STEM, Health Sciences, Law & Humanities, and Business & Economics.
Assessment Framework
- Continuous Assessment Tests (CATs): Administered bi-weekly to assess ongoing unit mastery.
- Termly Examinations: Mid-Term Diagnostic Exams and comprehensive End of Term Summative papers.
- KCSE Mock Series: Inter-school academic symposiums and joint county trial examinations for candidates.
- Remedial Clinics: Tailored academic intervention clinics on Saturday mornings for challenging topics.
Our Four Academic Departments
Sciences & Mathematics
HOD: Mr. Patrick Wanyama
Committed to fostering empirical inquiry, analytical rigor, and hands-on laboratory mastery in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Advanced Mathematics.
Languages
HOD: Mrs. Florence Nduku
Empowering articulate communication, critical rhetoric, literary appreciation, and grammatical finesse in English, Kiswahili, and Foreign Languages.
Humanities & Social Sciences
HOD: Mr. David Mutiso
Nurturing civic understanding, ethical grounding, historical consciousness, and geographic reasoning across History, Geography, and Christian Religious Education.
Technical & Applied Studies
HOD: Eng. Titus Kilonzo
Equipping boys with high-demand practical competencies in Computer Studies, Agriculture, Business Studies, and Aviation basics.