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Now enrolling · ECE to Grade 7

A school that knows your child by name.

Strong academics, music, swimming, sport and the arts — in a stimulating, nurturing and safe environment on Kanyanta Street, Kitwe.

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Education that carries a learner from ECE right through to Grade 7

Jack Christian Academy is a private primary school in Kitwe teaching ECE through Grade 7. Our classrooms are conducive and closely managed so that every learner is known, stretched and supported, and our teachers are backed with ongoing mentorship and training.

Learning does not stop at the classroom door. Music, swimming, sport, art and community service all sit inside the school week, and parents are treated as partners at every stage.

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Painting in the early years
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Our mission

We offer our pupils a stimulating, nurturing and safe environment for acquiring skills that help them explore various areas of technology, sport, arts and creativity, and develop their talents in these areas.

Our vision

To provide top-notch standard education within a caring environment that promotes opportunities for learners to attain their full potential through a holistic approach to primary education.

Our motto

“Building a better future, one student at a time.” It is the standard we hold every lesson and every relationship in this school against.

A full school day, not just a timetable

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Homework policy

Homework is where the day's teaching settles. We set it consistently, we mark it, and we expect it back.

The school runs a very strong homework policy.

Parents and guardians are kindly asked to supplement the efforts of the teachers by helping their children attempt their homework, and by signing it once it is done. That signature tells the teacher the work was seen at home.

What learning looks like at each stage

Foundations first, then growing independence as learners move up through primary.

Reading and language

Phonics-led reading and daily writing practice build confident readers before anything else is layered on top.

Number sense

Maths is taught with concrete materials first, so learners understand what the numbers mean before working abstractly.

Art and play

Painting, music and structured play run alongside the academic day and build confidence early.

Subject depth

Science, social studies and ICT become subjects in their own right, taught by teachers who specialise in them.

Computer skills

Typing, research and basic coding give learners a real head start.

Instruments

Keyboard, drums and percussion lessons are open to learners who want them.

Swimming

Pool sessions and fun days are part of the school calendar, not an optional extra.

Music

Keyboard, drums and the junior band give learners a stage from their very first years.

Sport and service

Physical education, inter-class competition and community projects round out the week.

Three stages, one continuous school

Learners can join at any stage — ECE, lower primary or upper primary — and stay right through to Grade 7 without changing schools.

Early years artECE

Early Childhood Education

A gentle, play-based start built around structured play, painting, music and early language, in a warm and closely supervised setting for our youngest learners.

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Lower primary classroomGrade 1 – Grade 3

Lower primary

A language-rich foundation in reading, writing and number work, in a conducive classroom with a teacher who knows every child well.

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Upper primary learnersGrade 4 – Grade 7

Upper primary

Specialist subject teaching, computers, science practicals and a widening choice of music, sport and creative clubs.

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News and announcements

Term dates, meetings and events. Edit these at the top of index.php.

May 10, 2026

Term 2 begins

All learners report by 07:30.

May 15, 2026

PTA meeting

Parents are invited to the main hall at 14:00.

May 20, 2026

Sports day

Annual inter-class sports competition.

June 1, 2026

Enrolment deadline

Priority applications close for the new intake.

Joining the school

Applications are reviewed as they arrive. Apply at least a month before the term you would like your child to start.

Send an enquiry

Fill in the form or call the office and tell us the grade your child is entering.

Visit the campus

Come and see the classrooms, meet the teachers and ask whatever you need to ask.

Placement assessment

A short assessment so we place your child in the right grade and know where to support them.

Confirm the place

Complete the enrolment forms, settle the fees and collect the booklist before the first day.

CampusPlot 151, 17th Kanyanta Street, Parklands, Kitwe, Copperbelt
Office hoursMonday to Friday, 07:30 – 16:30

Send an enquiry

We reply to every enquiry within two working days.

Places are open for the next intake

Visit the campus on Kanyanta Street, meet the teachers, and see whether we are the right fit for your child.

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