St. Anne's Academy-Kiminini

Grade Three Knec Project on Sorting waste.

Today’s lesson, tomorrow’s cleaner world 💚

Every new day at St Anne’s Academy Kiminini, is another opportunity to inspire greatness, nurture discipline and shape future leaders. Today, our learners continue to grow in knowledge, confidence and character through a balanced environment that promotes academic excellence, creativity, teamwork and responsibility.

From the classroom lessons to co-curricular activities, every moment is designed to empower our pupils to dream big and work hard towards their goals. We remain committed to providing a safe, supportive and motivating learning environment where every child is valued and encouraged to shine.

At St Anne’s Academy Kiminini, we believe that excellence is not an event — it is a culture built daily through discipline, dedication and determination.

✨ Empowering Minds.
✨ Building Character.
✨ Inspiring Excellence.

Junior & senior school boys- St Maurice😀👐

St. Anne's junior & senior Girls School🤗💯

St Anne's Junior & Senior School Girls

Our Boys Junior School.

Behind every uniform is a dream, a talent and a future leader ready to shine. At St Maurice Boys Junior School, we nurture not only brilliant minds but also responsible, confident and God-fearing young men prepared to make a positive impact in the society.

Together we learn.
Together we grow.
Together we excel.

“Raising the boys of today to become the great men of tomorrow.”

Every child deserves the opportunity to run, explore and discover their talents.

At St Anne’s Academy Kiminini, learning goes beyond the classroom walls. Through athletics, ball games and our modern school swimming pool, we nurture learners academically, physically, socially and emotionally.

We believe that true education develops both the mind and the body. On the field, learners build teamwork, discipline, resilience and confidence. This are values that prepare them for success in school and in life. Every race run, every game played and every swimming lesson attended shapes stronger, healthier and happier children.

HOMEWORK MISTAKES PARENTS SHOULD AVOID

Homework time should build confidence, discipline and independent learning in children. However, some common parenting habits may discourage learners instead of helping them grow. Here are a few mistakes parents should avoid while supporting their children at home:

1. Shouting when the
child is slow.

Every learner understands at their own pace. Patience, encouragement and calm guidance help children gain confidence and improve gradually.

2. Giving answers
immediately.

Allow the child to think, try and make an effort first. Learning becomes more meaningful when children discover answers on their own with proper guidance.

3. Allowing too much
screen time before
homework.

Television and phones can easily distract learners. Create a quiet and focused study environment to help children concentrate better.

4. Comparing children
with others.

Each child is unique and grows differently. Comparing learners may lower their self-esteem instead of motivating them.

5. Doing homework for the child.

Parents should guide, explain and encourage — not complete the work for the child. Homework helps children develop responsibility and problem-solving skills.

When parents support learning positively, children become more confident, disciplined and successful both in school and in life.
Together, let us nurture independent learners and future achievers.