KENYA INSTITUTE OF CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT

Shaping Quality Education

📋 About Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD)

The Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) has been a cornerstone in advancing quality education at Kuja Comprehensive School for the Deaf. As the national institution mandated to develop and review Kenya's curriculum, KICD ensures that our learners benefit from a relevant, inclusive, and competency-based education that addresses their unique learning needs. Through its expertise, KICD develops the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) and the Stage-Based Curriculum for learners with special educational needs, ensuring that children with hearing impairment receive an education that is both accessible and meaningful.

KICD also plays a significant role in building the capacity of our teachers by organizing curriculum implementation training, orientation programmes, workshops, and seminars. These training opportunities equip our educators with the knowledge and skills required to effectively deliver the curriculum, utilize learner-centered teaching approaches, integrate Kenyan Sign Language into instruction, and assess learners appropriately. This continuous professional development has greatly enhanced the quality of teaching and learning at our school.

Working closely with the Ministry of Education, KICD facilitates the provision of approved textbooks, teachers' guides, digital learning resources, and other curriculum support materials that are essential for effective teaching. These resources enable our teachers to implement the curriculum with confidence while ensuring that learners have access to quality instructional materials that enrich their educational experience and improve learning outcomes.

Kuja Comprehensive School for the Deaf sincerely appreciates the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development for its unwavering commitment to educational excellence and inclusive learning. Your dedication to curriculum development, teacher training, and the provision of quality learning resources has greatly strengthened our ability to provide holistic education to learners with hearing impairment. We look forward to continued collaboration as we work together to nurture competent, confident, and responsible citizens prepared to contribute positively to society.

Through their generous support, they have contributed to:

  • Development of Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC)
  • Stage-Based Curriculum for special needs learners
  • Teacher training and curriculum implementation
  • Kenyan Sign Language integration in instruction
  • Provision of textbooks and learning materials
  • Digital learning resources and teachers' guides
  • Curriculum support and quality assurance

Their unwavering commitment to curriculum development and inclusive education has made a lasting impact on our school community. We are grateful for their continued partnership and look forward to many more years of collaboration.