Kenya’s 2025 Co-Curricular Calendar Unveiled
Kenya’s 2025 Co-Curricular Calendar Unveiled
The Ministry of Education has released the 2025 National Co-Curricular Activities Calendar, packed with sports, arts, and academic events for primary, secondary, and special schools in Kenya. Signed by Dr. Belio R. Kipsang, Principal Secretary for Basic Education, this plan shows the government’s focus on well-rounded education and talent growth.
Term 1 Events (March–April)
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Secondary Schools Sports (Under 18)
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When: April 5–13, 2025
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Sports: Rugby, Basketball, Athletics, Hockey, Handball, Cross Country, Swimming
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Where: Mombasa (Opening at Shanzu TTC on April 7, Closing on April 12)
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Kenya Science and Engineering Fair
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When: April 6–12, 2025
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Where: Kangaru High School, Embu
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Focus: STEM projects by students
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National Drama and Film Festival
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When: April 7–19, 2025
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Where: Afraha High School, Nakuru
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Highlights: Gala on April 15–16, State Concert on April 18
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Kenya Teachers Colleges
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When: March 23–April 4, 2025
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Sports: Ball Games, Goal Ball, Athletics, Paralympics
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Where: Kibabii Diploma TTC, Bungoma (Closing on April 3)
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Term 2 Events (July–August)
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Secondary Schools Ball Games (Under 18)
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When: July 26–August 3, 2025
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Sports: Soccer, Volleyball, Netball, Rugby 7s, Badminton, Tennis, Basketball 3×3
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Where: Afraha Stadium, Nakuru
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Kenya Music Festival
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When: August 1–14, 2025
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Where: Meru School and Kaaga Girls, Meru
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Highlight: State Gala on August 13
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East African Championships
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When: August 15–25, 2025
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Where: Arusha, Tanzania
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Key Days: Action from August 18–23
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Special schools get their own events:
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Primary Special Schools Athletics: April 6–12, 2025, at Ziwani School for the Deaf, Mombasa
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Special Schools Ball Games: July 26–August 3, 2025, at Jomo Kenyatta High School, Nakuru
This ensures all students, including those with disabilities, can join in.
Government’s Push
Dr. Kipsang has told Regional Directors to share this calendar widely and make it happen. He says schools must focus on these events to build skills, teamwork, and pride in Kenya. Parents are urged to cheer their kids on, as these activities foster leadership and creativity.
Why It Matters
This calendar gives students chances to shine in sports, arts, and academics while bringing Kenya together. Schools and families should plan ahead using it. For more info, check www.education.go.ke or stay updated at ReviseKenya.com.