Mentor CBC ATLAS is in line with the Competency Based Curriculum. It is the most ideal ATLAS for learners and teachers in upper primary.

This ATLAS effectively provides information on Counties in Kenya, Kenya, and Eastern Africa as required by the Competency Based Curriculum. It also provides information on physical features, political boundaries, population distribution, and economic activities.

This ATLAS is an essential tool for teachers and learners in Grade Four, Five, and Six. The information in this ATLAS is presented in an easy-to-follow manner. Learners require minimum guidance to use this ATLAS.

Mentor Junior School Atlas complies fully with the 2024 changes in curriculum design in Grade 7, 8 and 9. This is a well-researched complimentary material that is comprehensively developed to equip learners with latest geographical, mapping skills and historical concepts relevant in teaching and learning of Social Studies in Grade 7, 8 and 9.

Key features of the Mentor Junior School Atlas:

• Guided by key competency-based curriculum areas in Geography, History and Governance.

• Incorporates the recent changes made in Social Studies Grade 7, 8 and 9 curriculum designs.

• Presented in a colourful way that incorporates photographs, colourful diagrams, topographical maps, cross-sections, relief elevation, simple graphs and fact file boxes. This makes the atlas appealing, easy to use and learner-friendly.

• Detailed thematic maps that covers key pertinent issues such as environment, agriculture, forestry, mining, historical facts, climate change, land use, wildlife, tourism, energy transport, communication and fishing.

• Deliberate focus and intensive presentation of maps and key information on Africa. This empowers Junior School learners with key concepts for Africa in line with the curriculum design.

• Simple, extensively researched and easy-to-read additional notes related to maps.

• Case study maps relevant with sub strands in Social Studies.

• Up-to-date fact file information for all the countries in Africa.