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Primary and Secondary Education in Kenya
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Primary and Secondary Education sector based in Kenya. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Aga Khan Academy Mombasa
The Aga Khan Academy Mombasa is an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School and is the first in the network of Aga Khan Academies established by His Highness the Aga Khan. The Academy identifies and nurtures exceptional young people from any background with the potential to become effective, ethical leaders. It is a joyful community of lifelong learners who are culturally-rooted and internationally-minded. We teach the rigorous International Baccalaureate curriculum all the way from primary to upper secondary. Beyond their academic development, we also ensure that students develop their gifts and talents through a wide range of sports, arts and cultural activities. Our teachers are highly qualified, experienced teachers committed to ongoing professional development and nurturing each child's holistic development. Through our enquiry-based approach to learning, students also develop an understanding of global issues, a sense of civic responsibility and the skills to become ethical and effective leaders. From Grade 6 onwards, our students can also take advantage of our residential programme which provides a safe environment in which they develop positive relationships as they grow in confidence in a multicultural community. With a top IB education, an outstanding residential experience and the opportunity to grow as leaders, our students learn to make the world a better place. Academy graduates are reflective, compassionate, adventurous and creative citizens empowered as stewards to make a positive contribution in a changing world.
201 to 500 staff
Greensteds School
Greensteds International School is a co-educational day and boarding school, providing a first-class, holistic education based on the British Curriculum, for students from Early Years to A-Level. The school has a culture of academic, creative and sporting excellence. It also promotes 'passion and pride' in all aspects of school life, placing equal emphasis on academic, personal and social development. Established in 1936 as a Junior School, Greensteds has blossomed over the years and grown into a large school providing quality education from Early Years (18 months), all the way through to Sixth Form (age 18). Located in the scenic Nakuru Region in Kenya, the School today stands on a 50-acre landscaped site and has seen numerous developments - from the building of dormitories, science labs and new classrooms to the addition of IT suites and a Music Technology room.
51 to 200 staff
Makini Schools
Founded in 1978, Makini School has been a leader in the Kenyan education curriculum. We draw on global best practice in pedagogy to provide child-centered learning. Makini believes that learning should be fun and intellectually stimulating; to achieve this, all learners are guided and enabled to be in charge of their own educational journeys. Here at Makini, not only are we a centre of academic excellence but our quality education extends to excellence in sporting and co-curricular activities. Our promise is that every child will make amazing academic progress, will be ready for work in the modern world and will build their confidence, no matter their starting point. Our aim is to equip our learners to lead happy and successful lives as much as to become a world class school.
501 to 1000 staff
The Banda School
The Banda School is situated on Magadi Road opposite the Nairobi National Park, in the tranquil surburb of Karen. Our international school traces its origins from Kaptagat, near Eldoret, where Mr. and Mrs. Chitty ran Kaptagat Preparatory School with 170 children from 1956. The Banda School officially opened its doors to twenty-four children, eight teaching staff and a Headmaster in September 1966. Today, it is among the best international schools in Kenya and one of the largest IAPS schools in the world outside the United Kingdom.
201 to 500 staff
St. Austin's Academy
St. Austin’s Academy was founded in 1970 by Academic Services Limited as part of a programme to establish centres of academic excellence in Kenya. Founded by the first African Director of Education following independence, the Academy was a deliberate attempt to break the segregated educational systems of the day and to offer a truly integrated programme. The original vision has been extended so as to provide a values-based programme for the uncertain, international world into which our students are entering.
201 to 500 staff
Dream Tank
Dream Tank | Design Our Futures N.O.W. Youth-led and intergenerational systems change — a civic prototype for planetary regeneration. What if… What if we created a civic infrastructure where youth and elders dream, design, and launch the futures we want to live in — together? That is DreamTanking: spiraling from imagination to implementation — Dream → Design → Launch. It’s not just a program. It’s a process, a portal, and a prototype for futures worth inheriting. Our Global Campaigns & Sister Communities: Design Our Futures N.O.W.(Network of the Whole) — a global movement weaving youth voices, sister communities, and planetary stewardship into one regenerative ecosystem. Dream Tank Kenya — launched in 2025, where mental wellness meets youth innovation. A hub activating young changemakers and global partners to co-create solutions for wellbeing, resilience, and thriving futures. Read more → 195 in 365 — a global journey to every country on Earth in one year, led by a father–daughter team at 195in365.com. Together with Dream Tank, they are activating intergenerational climate councils and DreamTanking events worldwide. What is L.O.V.E. — a youth art + kindness campaign sparking hope, creativity, and solidarity across cultures. The Vision: The planetary awakening will happen when small pockets of coherence are woven into an interconnected fabric across the world. Dream Tank is weaving those nodes — youth, elders, communities, and stewards — into one living Spiral: the Network of the Whole (N.O.W.). ⏳ Our 10-Year Arc (2025–2035): Dream Tank is building a decade-long civic prototype to test how youth-led, intergenerational design can regenerate our systems at scale. Each year adds new hubs, councils, and campaigns — until the Network of the Whole becomes a living infrastructure for a thriving planet. Join us. Let’s dream boldly, design fearlessly, and launch the future we know is possible — now.
1 to 10 staff
Peponi House
A school of many nations, a family of one. Inspiring excellence, nurturing wellbeing, and celebrating diversity since 1988. At Peponi House, every child is valued, supported, and inspired to thrive. Established as a family, we remain one—united in diversity, excellence, and care. Academic Excellence || A research-driven, evolving curriculum that challenges and empowers. Wellbeing & Pastoral Care || A whole-school approach to mental health and personal development. Diversity & Inclusion || 48+ languages spoken, celebrated through curriculum and culture. Enrichment & The Arts || From STEAM to music, sport, and creative pursuits.
201 to 500 staff
Peponi School
First-class co-educational boarding school, based on the British Independent School system for 11-18-year-olds. HMC IGCSE A-levels CIE Edexcel
201 to 500 staff
Mirema School
Welcome to Mirema School. We are a mixed day & boarding school located along Mirema Drive in Roysambu Constituency. Mirema School offers the Competency Based Curriculum (CBC). We offer our students the best facilities to expand their academic knowledge as well as discover their talents.
201 to 500 staff
Rosslyn Academy
Rosslyn Academy is an American International School located in Nairobi, Kenya serving students in Preschool through 12th Grade. Rosslyn Academy's mission is to inspire and equip each student to develop their God-given gifts for Christ-like service in the world community.
51 to 200 staff
Thika Road Christian School
Founded in 1978, Thika Road Christian School is a nursery, primary and secondary school in Nairobi, Kenya that seeks to provide a Christ-centered education in a manner that will glorify God.
51 to 200 staff
Easyelimu Learning Innovations
Are you looking for a comprehensive learning solution that covers the Kenyan curriculum—both the CBC and 8-4-4 systems? EasyElimu has got you covered! We offer a wide range of educational materials for both students and teachers, including notes, past revision papers with answers, schemes of work, topical revision questions, quizzes and much more. Our products are specifically designed to cater to students in different segments of their academic journey-> For lower primary students (Playgroup to grade 3) and upper primary students (grades 4, 5, and 6), we provide a range of resources to help them prepare for the KPSEA exams-> For junior secondary students (JSS), we offer materials to help them excel in grades 7 and 8, leading up to the KCPE exams-> For high school students in Forms 1–4, we offer resources to help them prepare for the KCSE exams. With the EasyElimu Study App, students and teachers can access all the resources they need at their own convenience. Download the EasyElimu Study App today: https://bit.ly/EasyElimuLin
11 to 50 staff
Metis
Metis is building a new model for investing in education reform across Africa. We know that systems change is happening too slowly; Uwezo has shown that in East Africa alone, there has been no significant improvement in children's learning outcomes over the past five years. Metis tackles the root cause of this problem by supporting a movement of African leaders, entrepreneurs, and investors to build higher quality education initiatives and accelerate the pace of education innovation. First, we create a showcase for higher quality in an African context, through a Fellowship that strengthens collective impact in Nairobi's ecosystem by developing leaders. Then, we use Nairobi as a hub to impact education systems across Africa, through a Residency that brings African education leaders to learn from Nairobi's ecosystem and return to drive change in their home countries. We also support allies such as investors and government officials to learn from our leaders. Our final program, the Metis Learning Lab, provides impact measurement tools and spaces for collective action such as a co-working space, events, and an annual Pan-African Summit. Our first cohort of Fellows began in September 2017, and our first cohort of Residents begins in January 2019. More at our website:
1 to 10 staff
Mutungoni Academy
Mutungoni' means 'a place of creation'- a place where a potter sits with clay and models it into a form better than he found it. We nurture our learners to be people who value good discipline, their talents, and academic excellence. We believe that every child who passes through our hands will add positive contributions to society. Our teachers have the culture of being friendly and easy-to-talk-to so that learning, whether indoors or outside on our sprawling Athi-River acreage, is exciting and full of lasting impact. Every activity your child does is a learning experience. Offering mixed primary and high school education, we believe that a student's learning process doesn’t stem from just memorizing or listening to lectures, rather, from actively participating in the learning process which entails seeing and analyzing, discussing and collaborating - in order to comprehend and retain. All of our courses are designed to encourage deep mental processing and student engagement with the class material.
201 to 500 staff
Woodcreek School - Nairobi
Woodcreek School is a progressive, multicultural, Christian, value-based day and boarding school in Kenya. We offer our students the highest standard of British Curriculum education, from Kindergarten to High School. Our great campus is in Kiambu County along Kamiti Road. We accommodate all cultures and religions from Kenya and around the world and provide the best programs that inform a child and transform a child into a responsible young person who can interact with the community around him and, in turn, impact the community positively. Our driving force, which also defines our purpose, is to contribute positively to the world that we live in by empowering our students with the skills and abilities to be the leaders and guardians of tomorrow’s world. Excellence is what we are and what we plan to provide for each of the students enrolled at Woodcreek School. Pursuing academic excellence and imparting essential life skills to our students is central to our school philosophy and approach. We are very proud of our student’s record of academic achievement, and our teachers focus on helping each student achieve their maximum potential. We strive to achieve our Mission based on our Vision.
51 to 200 staff
Brookshine Schools
Brookshine schools is a vibrant and nurturing community where learners are treated with dignity and given the opportunity to discover their full potential.
51 to 200 staff
Durham Kenya
Durham International School is a branch school of Durham UK, one of the oldest and most distinguished schools in the UK with a 600-year history of academic excellence. Our Mission is to provide students with a rounded education; one which inspires and nurtures a love of lifelong learning, an aspiration for achievement, respect for others, and ‘Confidence for Life’. Our core values of Moral integrity, Ambition, Responsibility and Kindness are the MARK of a Durham education and underpin all our teaching and learning at Durham. Durham is committed to educating our pupils in the very broadest sense of the word, preparing them for the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century whilst retaining a sense of traditional values established both here in Kenya and over Durham School’s 600-year history.
11 to 50 staff
Mikisa Group Of Schools Ltd
Mikisa School, Karen, located along Mukinduri Rd, Off Langata Rd, is a Christian based school that utilizes the Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) and International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE). Our Vision An oasis where young lives are transformed through a wholesome education to positively influence society. Our Mission To train youth of every ability in the highest principles of Christian Leadership, Individual Responsibility, Self-Discipline, Personal Integrity, and Citizenship. Our Values Character, Excellence, Integrity, Accountability, Individuality and Community.
11 to 50 staff
Pioneer Girls School
Vitae Abudante | Life in Abundance
11 to 50 staff
Blessed To Transform
We give individuals a platform to give back to the community through paying school fees for the slum kids, feeding the kids and mentoring them. We also give organizations an opportunity to do their CSR - Corporate Social Responsibility through us. The passion to help pay fees for the slum kids came as result of me as the Founder having dropped out of school for 7yrs and well wishers helped me go back to high school at age 26yrs in form two. They paid all my fees, and today am a university graduate courtesy of well wishers. This is why am passionate to educate the less fortunate kids just as somebody educated me
1 to 10 staff
Gifted Hands School
Gifted Hands School is a Christian School in Nairobi, Kenya. We offer both the Accelerated Christian Education (A.C.E) and IGNITIA curricular depending of a family’s choice.
1 to 10 staff
Greenwood Groove International School
Greenwood Groove International School believes every learner is a unique individual that needs a secure, caring and stimulating environment to grow and mature emotionally, intellectually, physically, and socially. Mission Greenwood Groove International will provide all students with a safe and nurturing environment that respects diversity in students’ learning styles that enables them to be confident, critical and creative resourceful leaners. We promote the development of human and social capital by engaging our students in rigorous learning programs which include the community service Vision To be an International inspirational Centre for learning “where every student thrives” Core Values Humility Tolerance Trust Integrity Compassion Honesty
51 to 200 staff
Jaffery Academy Mombasa
Jaffery Academy Mombasa has been established to provide quality education to the students. Our emphasis is on "Empowering Minds | Building Confidence".
51 to 200 staff
Jonathan Gloag Academy
Jonathan Gloag Academy (JGA) opened its doors to 138 pupils in January 2002 in the serene campus situated on Mbagathi Way, after a special official opening by His Excellency, Retired, President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi. JGA was founded to educate the orphaned and destitute children of Kenya Children’s Homes (formerly Thomas Barnardo House) alongside fee paying pupils. From the beginning, all profits from the school have been used to enable the charitable purposes of Kenya Children’s Homes (KCH) to help provide education and care to vulnerable children. We aim at facilitating the integration of children from KCH with those from regular families, leading to the realisation that they are one. The school, managed by a team of qualified professionals, stresses the highest level of discipline and mutual respect amongst pupils, teachers and parents guided by Christian principles. Two years after it opened in 2002, in January 2004, a Junior Wing, which accommodated the Lower Primary and Kindergarten at that time, was officially opened in a colourful ceremony. In January 2006, the school expanded again with the opening of the Junior School at Akilla, which comprised of Classes 1, 2 & 3 and launched the third stream of the school. Today, the school educates 1100 children across the three campuses with Akila housing Grades 2 & 3, Funguo housing the Playgroup and the main campus housing all other grades and classes. The primary section has four streams and 90 staff members across the school enables JGA to offer both the 8-4-4 and CBC curriculums of education. The school has also excelled in co-curricular activities such as music, drama, swimming, martial arts and fine art. At JGA, we believe in giving children exposure to various aspects of life that may not be captured in the school curriculum. We do this through annual projects for pupils and a variety of school trips.
51 to 200 staff
