Pre-Primary (Baby Class – STD 1)
English-medium early years built on play-based discovery. Children develop early literacy and numeracy, curiosity and the habits of an attentive, independent learner before moving into primary school.
Academics
Teaching the national curriculum with depth, practice and rigour
English-medium instruction from Pre-Unit to A-Level, a deliberate STEM focus and examination preparation that has delivered a 100% pass rate at CSEE, ACSEE and PSLE.
The learning journey
Four stages, one continuous pathway
Each stage is designed around what learners of that age need: security and play, then foundations, then depth, then the independence that university demands.
Primary (Baby Class – STD 7)
The national primary curriculum taught in English, strengthened by reading, practical science work and project-based learning. Our 2025 PSLE results show 92% of pupils at Grade A, a 100% pass rate and eight pupils in the national Top 100.
Secondary — O-Level (Form 1 – 4)
CSEE preparation with a deliberate focus on science, technology, engineering and mathematics, supported by the computer laboratory, the library and the sustainable gardens used for practical work.
Secondary — A-Level (Form 5 – 6)
ACSEE preparation for university entry, with a focus on sciences and mathematics, structured study supervision in the boarding houses and mentoring that keeps every learner on track for the final examinations.
How we teach
Four habits that sit behind every lesson
The curriculum is the same across the group. The way it is taught is what the Tumaini name stands for.
The national curriculum, taught deeply
Every lesson follows the national syllabus. Depth comes from the discipline of the timetable: concepts are revisited, practised and examined until they are genuinely understood.
STEM and practical work
Science is not only written in a textbook. Learners work in the laboratory, grow and measure crops in the sustainable gardens, and use the computer laboratory for coding and digital literacy.
ICT and digital literacy
A dedicated computer laboratory gives every learner hands-on time with technology — from keyboard fluency and research skills to introductory programming and project work.
Reading and the library
A well-stocked library and reading corners at every level build the reading habits that carry learners through secondary school and university.
Learning environments
Facilities built around the way children learn
Classrooms are supported by the specialist spaces that make abstract ideas concrete.
Science spaces
Practical work in the laboratory and the sustainable gardens.
Computer laboratory
Coding, digital literacy and research skills for every learner.
Library
Reading resources and study space for independent work.
STEM projects
Project-based learning that puts theory into practice.
Examination performance
Results our families can measure
The 2025 public examinations across all three levels of the group.
CSEE
Form IV · 2025- Division I
- 80%
- Division II
- 15%
- Division III
- 5%
- Pass Rate
- 100%
ACSEE
Form VI · 2025- Principal Pass
- 70%
- University Entry
- 100%
- Grade A–B
- 68%
- Scholarships
- 12 students
PSLE
Primary · 2025- Grade A
- 92%
- Grade A–B
- 97%
- Pass Rate
- 100%
- National Top 100
- 8 students
Admissions
A place in the classroom is a step away
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