Earlybird Junior School recently conducted an immersive educational expedition to Naivasha, offering learners a perfect blend of hands-on learning and unforgettable adventures. Our Grade 8 and 9 learners enjoyed a comprehensive four-day journey from Wednesday, April 2nd to Saturday, April 5th, 2025, staying at the welcoming High Peak School facilities.

Journey Details:

• 103 learners participated, supervised by 8 teachers and 8 support staff.
• Transportation via 3 school buses.
• Accommodation at High Peak School, Naivasha.
• Duration: April 2-5, 2025.

 
Educational Destinations Explored:

• Hell’s Gate National Park – wildlife conservation education.
• Olkaria Geothermal Station – renewable energy exploration.
• Geothermal Spa – natural resource utilization.
• KARLO Naivasha – agricultural research insights.
• Elsemere Education Centre – environmental education hub.

 
Key Learning Outcomes:

Our learners gained invaluable knowledge through practical experiences, including:

1. Wildlife Conservation – Witnessing practical flora and fauna conservation techniques in Kenya’s protected areas.
2. Renewable Energy Education – Understanding geothermal power generation processes from Earth’s natural steam resources.
3. Environmental Protection – Learning about invasive aquatic plants affecting Kenyan water bodies and mitigation strategies.
4. Wildlife Rehabilitation – Exploring conservation efforts for endangered big cats through captive breeding programs.
5. Geological Education – Examining volcanic formations and distinctive physical features along the Great Rift Valley.
6. Climate Change Awareness – Observing firsthand effects of global warming on water bodies and surrounding ecosystems.
7. Soil Conservation – Studying erosion patterns and human impact on Kenya’s water catchment areas.

 
Alignment with Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC)

This field trip perfectly complemented our CBC implementation, providing learners with experiential learning opportunities that connect classroom concepts to real-world applications. The expedition served as an eye-opener, helping learners identify potential career paths aligned with their natural abilities and personal aspirations. We extend our sincere gratitude to the school management for supporting initiatives that enrich our learners’ educational journey through experiential learning opportunities beyond traditional classroom settings.

For more information about our educational trips or to inquire about enrollment at Earlybird Schools, contact our admissions office today.