What subjects do kenyan schools do?

The subjects taught in Kenyan schools are determined by the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD), which is responsible for developing and implementing the national curriculum. The curriculum is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education that covers a wide range of subjects.

Primary school (Grades 1-8):

- English

- Kiswahili

- Mathematics

- Science

- Social studies

- Religious education

- Physical education

- Creative arts

Secondary school (Grades 9-12):

- English

- Kiswahili

- Mathematics

- Science (biology, chemistry, physics)

- Social studies (history, geography, civics)

- Foreign language (French, German, Arabic, Spanish)

- Religious education

- Physical education

- Creative arts (art, music, dance, drama)

- Computer studies

- Entrepreneurship

- Home science

- Agriculture

- Business studies

In addition to these subjects, students in secondary school may also choose to take elective subjects such as music, art, drama, or sports. The specific subjects offered may vary from school to school.