A Catholic school is a parochial school or education ministry of the Catholic Church. In 2016, the church supported 43,800 secondary schools, and 95,200 primary schools. Catholic schools participate in the evangelizing mission of the Church, integrating religious education as a core subject within their curriculum
Kianda School
St. Judes Catholic Mission
St Mulumba Academy
St. Scholastica Catholic School
St. Claret Primary & Nursery School
La Salle Catholic Primary School
Makindu Catholic Church
Kiserian Junior Seminary
St Gabriel Mixed Day and Boarding School
Carmelvale Catholic Primary School.
Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Ahero Girls’ Secondary School
Queen of Peace Girls School,Lodwar,Kenya
Tassia Catholic School
Carmel Catholic School
Theologicum Seminary
St. Mary’s School, Nairobi
Precious Blood Catholic School
What makes a Catholic school Catholic?
Catholic schools are Christ centred Catholic schools are faith communities based on belief in God and a Christian way of life. Through Catholic education, families are supported in their efforts to educate young people. … Catholic schools use Jesus as a role model.
Why is Catholic school important?
Daily exposure to the Catholic faith is important to developing a strong religious foundation. Daily lessons in the Catholic faith create a strong foundation for children.Families who have children in a parish school have an easier time of developing a sense of community with their fellow parishioners
What is the value of Catholic education?
Catholic schools represent a strong investment that prepares students for college and provide a direct benefit in college affordability. Catholic faith: These outcomes are great, but the most important benefit of a Catholic education, the Archdiocese believes, is raising children in the Catholic faith.