Frequently asked questions

The following FAQ section should provide you with responses to the common questions we’re asked – simply click on the + sign to see the responses.

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frequently asked questions

admission process

Can i apply for a place without visiting the school ?

You are welcome to apply without an actual visit, however, we would recommend that you register for a Mirema Event and refer to the extensive information and resources on our website.

What is the school admission process ?

Details on the admission process can be obtained from the admission section of the website.

about the school

How long has the school been in existence

The school was started in 1997, when its founders, Mr amd Mrs Mutegi made the decision to convert their home into a school. They started off with just 3 students, one of whom was differently-abled and by the end of 2019, Mirema School had a student population of 1200.

curriculum and academics

How many candidate classes have you had and have the learners been performing?

The school has consistently registered exemplary results in national examinations. Outline of past performance can be obtained in this page.

What’s the ratio of teachers to learners per class?

Teacher to student ratio on lower classes is 1:20. In higher classes, it is 1:35. We also have a robust student support program to ensure that all learners are well supported.

Which curricula are you registered with for the internal school?

We are a Multi-curricular primary school offering the Competency Based Curiculum and ASDAN for special needs learners.

Is the Special Needs Education integrated to the regular school?

At Mirema School, we use an Inclusive and Integrative approach. Differently-abled learner have dedicated classes and teachers within the school (integrations) but based on their ability, learners may be taught specific subjects along with ‘regular; students (inclusion). How this is managed is determined on a case to case basis, depending on the learners needs and abilities.

boarding, extra-curricular and activities

Which extracurricular activities do you have?

We offer a wide range of extracurricular activities, depending on the academic calendar and the mode of learning that is in effect. These include IN-HOUSE clubs (Cookery, Art & Craft, Drama, Bible study, Swimming) and PAID-FOR clubs (Dance, Musical instruments, Theatric talent, Tennis, Gymnastics, Scouting movement and School band).

Which meals do you offer to the learners and is it optional?

The school provides break and lunch for the learners and this cost is incorporated in the school fees. Learners are not permitted to bring food to school except on sharing day.

Do you have a boarding facility and at what age do you take children into the boarding?

We have a boarding facility and we take students from Class 5 and above, based on availability.