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Christ the King College

Chikun Mission · Secondary Assessed 18 March 2026
61/100
Developing

Power & Infrastructure is a relative strength, at 100% of available points. Connectivity is the clearest priority, at 13% of available points.

How to read this score

A total of 61/100 places this school in the Developing tier (50–69). Solid base, clear room to grow.

Higher is stronger. The score reflects what is in place today, not potential.

Each of the six pillars is scored 0–4 on written descriptors, then weighted to a 100-point total. Evidence is graded, and self-reported evidence is capped at 2 of 4 so it cannot score as highly as something an assessor verified.

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Pillar profile

How this school scores across the six NTRI pillars.

PowerDevicesInternetTeachingStudentsLeadership
Score by pillar
Power & Infrastructure100 percent
Devices & Labs85 percent
Connectivity13.3 percent
Curriculum & Teachers66.3 percent
Student Capability37.5 percent
Leadership & Sustainability62.5 percent

Pillar breakdown

Points earned out of points available.

PillarEarnedAvailable
Power & Infrastructure1515
Devices & Labs1720
Connectivity215
Curriculum & Teachers13.320
Student Capability7.520
Leadership & Sustainability6.310

Indicator detail

Every indicator behind this school's score, with the level reached, the evidence used and the points earned.

Power & Infrastructure

15/15 pts · 100%
IndicatorLevelEvidencePoints
Grid reliabilityStrong(4/4)Observed6/6
Backup power (solar or generator)Strong(4/4)Observed5/5
Secure equipment roomStrong(4/4)Observed4/4

Devices & Labs

17/20 pts · 85%
IndicatorLevelEvidencePoints
Devices per studentStrong(4/4)Measured8/8
% of devices functionalStrong(4/4)Measured6/6
Lab access & schedulingPartial(2/4)Observed3/6

Connectivity

2/15 pts · 13.3%
IndicatorLevelEvidencePoints
On-site internet availabilityAbsent(0/4)Observed0/6
Measured download speedAbsent(0/4)Measured0/5
Staff & student accessPartial(2/4)Self-reported · capped2/4

Curriculum & Teachers

13.3/20 pts · 66.3%
IndicatorLevelEvidencePoints
ICT / coding on the timetablePartial(2/4)Document3.5/7
Teacher digital skillsEstablished(3/4)Observed5.3/7
Dedicated trained ICT staffEstablished(3/4)Document4.5/6

Student Capability

7.5/20 pts · 37.5%
IndicatorLevelEvidencePoints
Baseline digital-literacy testAbsent(0/4)Measured0/10
Aptitude testEstablished(3/4)Measured7.5/10

Leadership & Sustainability

6.3/10 pts · 62.5%
IndicatorLevelEvidencePoints
Written ICT planEstablished(3/4)Document2.3/3
Budget & maintenance planStrong(4/4)Document4/4
Child-safeguarding & data-protection policyAbsent(0/4)Document0/3

Level 0–4: 0 Absent · 1 Nascent · 2 Partial · 3 Established · 4 Strong.

Strengths

  • Power & Infrastructure is a relative strength, at 100% of available points.
  • Devices & Labs is a relative strength, at 85% of available points.

Priority gaps

  • Connectivity is the clearest priority, at 13% of available points.
  • Student Capability is the clearest priority, at 38% of available points.

Evidence used

The kinds of evidence behind each pillar. Weaker, self-reported evidence is capped so it cannot score as highly as something we verified.

01
Power & Infrastructure
Observed
02
Devices & Labs
MeasuredObserved
03
Connectivity
ObservedMeasuredSelf-reported · capped
04
Curriculum & Teachers
DocumentObserved
05
Student Capability
Measured
06
Leadership & Sustainability
Document

Assessment history

18 March 2026
Rubric v1.0
61Developing

What Nextwave can offer

Based on this school's lowest pillars, these programmes are the best next step.

Connectivity partnerships

We connect schools to low-cost connectivity options and community access models.

Bootcamp & NerdHaven

Direct student programmes — the Nextwave Bootcamp and NerdHaven — to build hands-on digital skills.

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Method & limitations

  • Each school is scored independently by two Nextwave assessors; where they differ by more than one point, the score is reconciled with a written note before submission.
  • Every indicator carries one evidence type. Self-reported evidence is capped at 2 of 4 points so it cannot score as highly as an assessor-verified result.
  • Student capability is measured through sampled tests and reported only as an aggregate for the school — never individual results, names or identifiable photos.
  • This profile was scored under rubric v1.0 and is re-assessed annually.

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Assessed by Nextwave Infotech · 18 March 2026 · Rubric v1.0. Consent status: granted. Published results are reviewed by the school before publication.