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COMPANY NAME: The Jomo Kenyatta Foundation

COMPANY PROFILE

THE JOMO KENYATTA FOUNDATION

Educational Publishers

Kitabu hiki kimedhamiriwa kutumika kama mfululizo wa vitabu vya kiada

kwa Gredi ya Kwanza. Kimeandikwa kuambatana na mtalaa mpya. Kitabu

hiki kimelenga kumwongoza mwanafunzi katika masomo yake ya lugha ya

Kiswahili kwa kutimiza maarubu ya mtalaa wa kiwango husika. Ndani yake

mna mbinu bora za ujifunzaji ambazo zitawaelekeza wanafunzi kuhusu njia

bora za kutimiza malengo yao. Kimezingatia stadi zote za kujifunza lugha,

yaani: (i) Kusikiliza(ii) Kuzungumza(iii) Kusoma(iv) Kuandika(v) Msamiati(vi) Sarufi Mwanafunzi amepewa nafasi ya kujifunza mwenyewe kutokana na picha

maridhawa, hadithi, mashairi na michezo murua. Ili kuzidisha hamasisho la

ujifunzaji, mwongozo maalumu umeandaliwa ili kuwapa walimu mbinu

thabiti za kuuchochea ujifunzaji miongoni mwa wanafunzi. Ili kutathmini

kiwango cha ujifunzaji miongoni mwa wanafunzi kitabu hiki kimetoa

mazoezi ya kutosha yatakayowawezesha kupata:Zaidi ya hayo uchochezi huo huwafahamisha namna ya kulinganisha

uhusiano wa mada waliyojifunza;

Kitabu hiki kimeandikwa na waandishi wenye tajiriba pevu. Wamekomaa

kwenye stadi ya uandishi wa vitabu vya kiada.

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PRIMARY MATHEMATICS

Teacher’s Guide for Grade 1

This is the first book in the new series of Primary Mathematics

written specifically for the competence-based curriculum. The

coursebook is intended for use by Grade 1 learners. It prepares

the learner for day to day living and number work in higher levels

of schooling.

The unique strength of the book lies in the following areas:

concepts and

skills with a strong activity orientation.

promote self-study and ease of use.

concept and skill learnt.

The book comes with a separate comprehensive teacher's guide

and a set of wall charts.

This coursebook has been designed with special reference to

learners with different learning abilities.

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PRIMARY MATHEMATICS

Learner’s Activities Book for Grade 2

This is the second book in the new series of Primary Mathematics

written specifically for the competence-based curriculum. The

coursebook is intended for use by Grade 2 learners. It prepares

the learner for day to day living and number work in higher levels

of schooling.

The unique strength of the book lies in the following areas:

concepts and

skills with a strong activity orientation.

promote self-study and ease of use.

concept and skill learnt.

The book comes with a separate comprehensive teacher's guide

and a set of wall charts.

This book has been designed with special reference to learners

with different learning abilities.

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Company Brief

The Jomo Kenyatta Foundation (JKF) was established by the Government of Kenya (GOK) in 1966 as a company limited by guarantee and having no share capital for the sole object of advancing education, relief of poverty and distress of the public in East Africa. In 1968, the JKF scholarship fund was started as a strategy for realizing the Company’s core objective of advancing education and relief of poverty. JKF, therefore, operates in two industries, publishing and scholarship.

1.2. Ownership and Management

The Jomo Kenyatta Foundation is 100% owned by the Government of Kenya and is a state corporation under the Ministry of Education. JKF board is composed of Chief of Staff & Head of Public Service, Cabinet Secretary National Treasury & Planning, Cabinet Secretary Ministry of Education, JKF Managing Director and three independent members.

1.3 Quality Policy

“The Jomo Kenyatta Foundation is committed to provide and sustain high quality Publishing and Scholarship services by operating a Quality Management System in accordance with ISO 9001:2015 International Standard”.

This is anchored on the following:

• Good Corporate Governance: The success of an Organization is embedded on Corporate Governance. Sound Leadership and Risk Management are very key in ensuring achievement of Corporate Objectives in an Organization.

• Customer Focus: In order to attract and retain customers in our business, there is always the need to know what the customer requires. The satisfaction of our customers is key to the sustainability of the business.

• Continual Quality Improvement: With a changing world and dynamic customer requirements, improvement, innovation and adaptability to change must be at the heart of every Organization. This ensures that the Organization remains ahead of competition.

MissionProvision of customer-focused educational publications and

scholarships

VisionAn educated, empowered and

inclusive society

Core ValuesProfessionalism

IntegrityFairness

InnovativenessTeamwork

Responsiveness

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• People Support: The most valuable asset in an Organization is staff. It is essential to attract and retain a competent staff which ensures high productivity and achievement of all other Organizational Objectives.

• Communication: Effective Communication is critical to the understanding of Organizational Strategy and Objectives. Communication ensures that all stakeholders work together to the attainment of these objectives.

• Corporate Social Responsibility: A successful Organization is one that strives to give back to the society. This creates a conducive environment for continued public appreciation.

2.0 BUSINESS CONCEPT

2.1 Publishing

The Foundation is an indigenous publishing house, developing quality, competitively-priced educational materials from Early Childhood to Tertiary level. The underlying philosophy of JKF’s publishing programmes is self-reliance. The publications are designed to promote self-study in meeting curriculum objectives. The books can be used with minimum support from the teacher and enquiry amongst learners and readers. In addition, the Foundation offers pre-press and printing services.

2.1.1 What drives publishing

The value drivers in the JKF books include:

• Experienced authors, based on their classroom experience, involvement in curriculum activities and expertise in writing for the intended target levels;

• Adequate coverage of the syllabus concepts and skills with a strong activity orientation; and

• Comprehensive teachers’ guides that suggest relevant teaching aids, games and charts.

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2.1.2 Products

The Foundation has taken pride in publishing books that have become household names. The most famous of these is the Primary Mathematics course book, which has been used by school-going children in almost all households. The success of this and other highly rated books within our unrivalled portfolio of quality brands, is the result of value added features.

2.1.3 Key Customers

NAME TOWN NAME TOWN NAME TOWN NAME TOWNAnvi Emporium Kisumu Textbook

Centre Nairobi Njambas Bookshop Nairobi Khimji

Bookshop Nyeri

Savanis Book Centre Nairobi Vaghela

School Centre Kakamega Chaka Bookshop Nairobi Fulchand

Bookshop Kisumu

Jonzavike Bookshop Kisii

Sharif Supermarket Bookshop

Bungoma Perfect Seal Nairobi

Waki Supplies Agencies

Kitale

Stationery Mombasa Internet Bookshop Kitui

Lela Books & Stationers

Diani Lisa Paper Work Kitale

Laxmi Booksellers Nairobi Krishna

Bookshop Busia Student Choice Eldoret

Patmat Printers & Stationers

Nakuru

2.1.4 Publishing Milestones

We publish books for: Pre-primary School | Primary School| Secondary School| General Readers| Children Books |Tertiary

The Foundation as a key stakeholder and publisher developed new curriculum materials and 18 of its titles were approved by KICD for use as course books and a further 6 as supplementary curriculum support materials under CBC.

The Foundation continues to provide high quality books some of which have scooped top awards in various categories among them; the Wahome Mutahi Literary Awards and The Jomo Kenyatta Prize for Literature.

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2.2 Printing Services

The Foundation has a state of the art full colour digital printing press with the capacityto print on demand, and high-end finishing.

We provide quality printing services at competitive rates for all printing solutions, such as: • Books • Financial reports • Forms

• Financial statements • Strategic plans • Files

• Registers • Folders • Diaries

• Brochures • Flyers • Posters

• Calendars • Many other products

and others

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2.2.1 Key Clients

Ethics & Anti-Corruption Commission(EACC)

Moi Teaching & Referral Hospital(MTRH)

Teachers Service Commission(TSC)

Kenyatta National Hospital(KNH)

The Judiciary of KenyaNational Authority for the Campaign Against Drug Abuse(NACADA)

Independent Electoral & Boundaries Commission(IEBC)

Kenya Urban Roads Authority(KURA)

Centre for Mathematics, Science & Technology Education in Africa(CEMASTEA)

Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops(KCCB)

Kenya Education Management Institute(KEMI)

Industrial & Commercial Development Corporation(ICDC)

National Crime Research Centre(NCRC)

Nairobi County Ministry of Education

Kenya Tea Development Authority(KTDA)

Isiolo County Kenya Publishers Association(KPA)

2.2.2 Other Services

SERVICE REQUIREMENTSDURATION/ STANDARD

COST

1. Publishing Submission of typed manuscript for assessment

6 months Free of charge

2. Editing documents Proof-reading Customer’s draft (soft copy)

Up to 50 pages per day

Ksh. 350 per page

3.Typesetting and page design of straight text

Customer’s draft and briefUp to 50 pages per day

Ksh. 250 per page

4.Typesetting and page design of scientific/mathematical text

Customer’s draft and briefUp to 30 pages per day

Ksh. 1,000 per page

5. Cover design Customer’s brief 3 working days Ksh. 10,000

6. Logo design Customer’s brief 7 working days Ksh. 20,000

7.Design of wedding and fundraising cards

Customer’s draft and brief 3 working days Ksh. 500

8. Design of certificates Customer’s draft and brief 3 working days Ksh. 3,000

9.Design of business cards and complimentary slips

Customer’s draft 3 working daysKsh. 500 per item

10.Scanning (to be used in any of the design jobs)

Photos, Illustrations Up to 20 scans per day

Ksh. 650 per illustration

11. Printing Printing quotation 3 working days Free of charge

12.Translation Eng > Kis and vice versa

Customer’s documentDepends on complexity of the document

Ksh. 3-10 per word

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3.0 SCHOLARSHIP

3.1 Scholarship Milestones

4.0 RECENT AWARDS

Champions of Governance; 2nd Runners Up Winner Statutory Bodies 2017 and 2018 Sector 2017 and 2018 Financial Reporting

The Foundation is able to expend its profits for the purposes of advancement of education by awarding scholarships to bright but needy students in public secondary schools in Kenya. The number of scholarships offered varies from year to year subject to the

Foundation’s Financial capability. In 2009, The Jomo Kenyatta Foundation Scholarships Beneficiaries Association (JKFSBA) was formed and registered. The Association brings together all past beneficiaries of the JKF Scholarship Programme.

The Foundation prides itself with an elite alumni throughout the country and beyond. Having been a secondary school scholarship provider for the last 50 years, the Foundation has offered and continues to give scholarships to needy but bright beneficiaries in the country. It is against this background that The JKF gained another milestone early this year when it was appointed as the Government Agency which will regulate, manage and coordinate philanthropic groups in the area of scholarships and social support in basic education.

The Foundation in its commitment to upholding good corporate governance and accountability, has won numerous awards.

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Corporate Information

POSTAL ADDRESS: P. O. BOX 30533- 00100, Nairobi

PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 51 Enterprise Road, Industrial Area

TELEPHONE NUMBERS: 020-2330002/3, 0723 286993, 0735 339135

KIJABE STREET OUTLET: 020-2224499, 2215598, 0721/0735 136413

EMAIL ADDRESS: info@jkf.co.ke

WEBSITE: www.jkf.co.ke

BUSINESS TYPE: Publishing/Public Commercial Entity

COMPANY REGISTRATION NO: 4/66

COMPANY PIN NO: P000595090E

BANK NAME: Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB)

BANK BRANCH: Moi Avenue

ACCOUNT NAME: The Jomo Kenyatta Foundation

ACCOUNT NUMBER: 1107087813

SWIFT CODE: KCB LKX

MPESA: Lipa na Mpesa: Pay Bill No: 834724

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Head Office Mobile: 0723 969793, 0735 339135

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