Primary · Wajir
Wajir Girls Primary School
Wajir Girls Primary School is a Public Girls Primary School, offering Competency-Based Education (CBE) curricullum in Wajir county, and the neighbouring Jog Baru community.
- Status
- Public
- Type
- Girls
- System
- CBE
- County
- Wajir
Wajir Girls Primary School serves the Jog Baru community in Wajir County, in Kenya. As a Public, Girls, Primary School we welcome learners from the surrounding community and beyond, offering quality, accessible, community-rooted education services.
Wajir Girls Primary School follows Kenya's Competency-Based Education (CBE) framework, which favours hands-on holistic Primary learning, continuous assessment, and the development of practical skills alongside academic knowledge — preparing Primary School learners for further study, vocational pathways, and life beyond the classroom.
If you are a learner, parent, teacher or if you are interested in Wajir Girls Primary School, feel free to visit or contact us.
Sector Data
Education at a glance
- Literacy Rate:
- 85%
- Primary School Completion Rate:
- 87%
- Secondary School Completion Rate:
- 79%
- Secondary-Tertiary Transition Rate:
- 30%
Curriculum
CBE Pathways
Focus on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
Covers humanities, languages and literature, and business studies
Nurtures visual arts, performing arts, and physical sports training.
Find us
Location
Wajir Girls Primary School, Wajir
Useful Links
- 🗹 Ministry of Education - MOE
- 🗹 Kenya National Examination Council - KNEC
- 🗹 KNEC E-Certificate Program
- 🗹 National Commission for Science, Technology and Innovation - NACOSTI
- 🗹 Kenya Universities and Colleges Placement Services - KUCCPS
- 🗹 Higher Education Loans Board - HELB
- 🗹 Kenya Institute of Curricullum Design - KICD
- 🗹 Kenya Institute of Special Education - KISE
- 🗹 Kenya Education Cloud - KEC
- 🗹 Teachers Service Commission - TSC
- 🗹 School Information System - INSYS
- 🗹 E-Citizen Portal
GOVERNMENT
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December Holiday break. Happy Holidays!
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Wajir leaders cite insecurity as major driver of teacher shortages, seek urgent government intervention - Education News
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Wajir leaders demand more teachers to address staffing shortages in Northern Kenya - People Daily
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A total of 14,505 learners in Wajir County have begun the Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA) and Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) examinations under tight security, with education and security officials warning against - Facebook
