Katani · Mavoko · Machakos County

Where discipline meets hard work, from Pre‑Primary to Junior Secondary.

Golden Learners Academy has grown Katani's learners since 2013 — a CBC school built on strong foundations, close mentorship, and a community that shows up for its children.

2013Founded in Katani
PP1–G9Full CBC pathway
1Campus, one community
Teacher working closely with a Golden Learners pupil
Golden Learners Academy logo
Est. 2013 · Katani, Mavoko
Golden Learners Academy campus building
Golden Learners pupils at a school assembly
13+Years in Katani
Welcome to Golden Learners

A school built around the child, not the other way round.

Golden Learners Academy is a Competency‑Based Curriculum school in Katani, Mavoko, Machakos County — open to Pre‑Primary, Primary, and Junior Secondary learners from the surrounding community.

We keep classes close‑knit, keep parents in the loop, and hold every learner to the same standard the founders set in 2013: discipline first, and the hard work follows.

Our vision is to be Katani's preferred center of excellence for quality early‑years and primary education — built on discipline, hard work, and honest attention to every learner.
Our mission

Every stat below is a promise we make to Katani families: small enough to know your child, structured enough to prepare them.

2013Year founded
3School levels — PP · Primary · JSS
1:25Learner : teacher ratio
100%CBC‑aligned curriculum
School selection

One campus, the full CBC journey.

From a child's very first day at PP1 through to Junior Secondary, learners move through one connected pathway in Katani — no switching schools, no losing momentum.

Pre-Primary pupils lining up with their teacher

Pre‑Primary

PP1 – PP2 · Ages 4–5

Play‑based foundations in literacy, numeracy and social skills, taught by teachers trained for early learners.

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Primary teacher leading a lesson at the chalkboard

Primary

Grade 1 – 6 · Ages 6–11

The core CBC curriculum, delivered with the discipline and consistency Golden Learners is known for.

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Golden Learners Academy Junior Secondary Grade 7 signage

Junior Secondary

Grade 7 – 9 · Ages 12–14

Subject specialisation and pathway guidance that prepares learners for senior school and beyond.

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Golden Learners Academy campus building exterior
Why Golden Learners

What Katani families tell us they value most.

  • 1

    Discipline as a daily habit

    Not a slogan on the crest — a routine learners practise every single day, from assembly to dismissal.

  • 2

    Close to home, close to family

    A Katani‑based campus with school transport, so parents in Mavoko spend less time commuting and more time involved.

  • 3

    One pathway, PP1 to Grade 9

    Learners grow with the same community and the same standards, year after year.

  • 4

    Teachers who know your child's name

    Small enough that no learner is anonymous — struggles get caught early, wins get celebrated.

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Life on campus

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Pre-Primary pupils walking together on campus
Term 2, 2026

2027 intake applications are now open for Pre‑Primary and Primary.

A parent and pupils at the reading corner
Term 1, 2026

Junior Secondary learners visit for a CBC pathways guidance day.

Pupils working at the computer lab with a teacher
Term 1, 2026

Sports day brings out every class for a morning of team games.

Golden Learners Academy teaching staff
2025

A look back at Golden Learners' journey since 2013.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What curriculum does Golden Learners follow?+
We follow Kenya's Competency‑Based Curriculum (CBC), covering Pre‑Primary (PP1–PP2), Primary (Grade 1–6) and Junior Secondary (Grade 7–9) on one Katani campus.
Where is the school located?+
We're in the Katani area of Mavoko, Machakos County — easily reached from the surrounding estates, with school transport available.
How do I apply for the next intake?+
Use the "Apply Now" button above to start an online application, or call 0704 813 824 / 0701 330 100 to speak with the admissions team directly.
What makes Golden Learners different?+
A close‑knit campus, a discipline‑first culture that's been consistent since 2013, and one continuous CBC pathway from PP1 through Grade 9.

Come see a Golden Learners classroom for yourself.