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The Cambridge pathway

A globally recognised education. Made meaningful here.

Understand every stage, every exam and how Code Joy Academy connects global standards with African identity.

Explore the journey

One connected pathway, six important stages.

STAGE 2

Primary

Core English, Mathematics and integrated Science, with Checkpoint preparation at Stage 6.

Cambridge examinations

What happens, when — and why it matters.

AssessmentWho sits itWhenStakes
Primary CheckpointLearners completing Stage 6End of PrimaryProgress benchmark
Lower Secondary CheckpointLearners completing Stage 9End of Lower SecondaryReadiness benchmark
IGCSEUsually Years 10–11End of Year 11High-stakes qualification
A LevelUsually Years 12–13End of Year 13University entry qualification

Africa-centred Cambridge

Global learning should never erase local identity.

We teach the Cambridge framework with African history, Kiswahili, local context and cultural identity woven into discussion and examples. Learners gain a global qualification while remaining grounded in who they are.

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African history

02

Kiswahili

03

Cultural identity

University destinations

Cambridge opens doors — at home and around the world.

A strong Cambridge profile can support applications across Kenya, the United Kingdom, the United States and other global destinations.

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Kenya

02

United Kingdom

03

United States

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Global

Exam journey

Preparation that builds, not crams.

1
End of Primary

Primary Checkpoint

Progress benchmark supported by concept mastery, practice and clear feedback.

2
End of Lower Secondary

Lower Secondary Checkpoint

Readiness benchmark supported by concept mastery, practice and clear feedback.

3
End of Year 11

IGCSE

High-stakes qualification supported by concept mastery, practice and clear feedback.

4
End of Year 13

A Level

University entry qualification supported by concept mastery, practice and clear feedback.

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