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Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Academic and Intellectual
Introduction
Braeburn Imani International School is a co-educational, boarding day and residential community in Kenya. The school follows the British National Curriculum with additional opportunities to broaden and extend learning. In Key Stage One, English and Mathematics are taught daily, and Year 2 introduces French; in Key Stage Two, Drama is taught by a specialist, and the Performing Arts feature an annual whole‑school production. Sport runs through inter-school fixtures and inter-house competitions. The campus occupies 20 acres in a purpose-built setting. Modern facilities include classrooms equipped with data projectors and ICT, a dedicated 6th Form area, a well-stocked library, and specialist spaces for Music, Computing, Art, Science, and Food and Nutrition. An open-air auditorium, playing fields, a 25-metre pool with an EY pool, a staffed dining facility, a sick bay, a fleet of buses, and secure parking complete the environment. Extra-curriculars include MAD, MUN, and STEM, alongside other clubs and sports.
Braeburn Imani International School has 266 pupils, typical class sizes of 11.
Location
Mang'u Road, Thika, Kenya. P.O. Box 750, 00100 Thika, Kenya. All-Age phase.
Stages
Primary (ages 2-11) and Secondary (up to 18).
Type
Co-ed; Boarding.
Country affiliation
Kenya
Fees
Annual tuition at Braeburn Imani International School ranges from KES 88,200 to KES 902,400 for 2026/27.
Application & Registration
- Non‑refundable registration fee: KES 5,000, payable when returning a completed registration form.
Deposits and refunds
- One‑off refundable deposit for day pupils on joining: KES 15,000. Refund of the deposit (or balance) is made at the end of a pupil's final term after clearance by the headteacher. - Boarding deposits (where shown separately): KES 10,000 (charged once on joining boarders).
Tuition fees — annual and per‑term (by year group)
Note on billing frequency: Years 11, 12 and 13 are billed in two tranches (August and December). All other year groups are billed in three tranches (August, December and April). Per‑term amounts below are calculated from the published annual tuition and the billing frequency above.
- Pre‑Crèche - Annual tuition: KES 88,200. - Per term (3 terms): KES 29,400.
- Play Group - Annual tuition: KES 189,600. - Per term (3 terms): KES 63,200.
- FS1 (Nursery) & FS2 (Reception) - Annual tuition: KES 352,200. - Per term (3 terms): KES 117,400.
- Year 1 & Year 2 - Annual tuition: KES 455,700. - Per term (3 terms): KES 151,900.
- Year 3 & Year 4 - Annual tuition: KES 627,000. - Per term (3 terms): KES 209,000.
- Year 5 & Year 6 - Annual tuition: KES 685,200. - Per term (3 terms): KES 228,400.
- Year 7 & Year 8 - Annual tuition: KES 902,400. - Per term (3 terms): KES 300,800.
- Year 9 - Annual tuition: KES 944,400. - Per term (3 terms): KES 314,800.
- Year 10 - Annual tuition: KES 1,046,400. - Per term (3 terms): KES 348,800.
- Year 11 (IGCSE) - Annual tuition: KES 1,046,400. - Per instalment (2 tranches): KES 523,200.
- Year 12 (BTEC) - Annual tuition: KES 1,202,400. - Per instalment (2 tranches): KES 601,200.
- Year 13 (BTEC) - Annual tuition: KES 1,202,400. - Per instalment (2 tranches): KES 601,200.
Lunch fees
- Pre‑Crèche to Year 2: Annual KES 69,300 (per term if billed three‑term: KES 23,100). - Year 3 to Year 10: Annual KES 86,700 (per term if billed three‑term: KES 28,900). - Year 11, 12 & 13: Annual KES 86,700 (billing for Years 11–13 follows the two‑tranche tuition schedule above).
Transport (annual and per term)
- Zone 1 (annual): KES 103,200 — per term (3 terms): KES 34,400. - Zone 2 (annual): KES 127,500 — per term (3 terms): KES 42,500. - Zone 3 (annual): KES 213,300 — per term (3 terms): KES 71,100.
Boarding fees (annual and per billing tranche by year group and boarding type)
- Years 3–6 - Weekly boarding (annual): KES 495,900 — per term (3 terms): KES 165,300. - Full boarding (annual): KES 614,100 — per term (3 terms): KES 204,700.
- Years 7–10 - Weekly boarding (annual): KES 562,500 — per term (3 terms): KES 187,500. - Full boarding (annual): KES 682,800 — per term (3 terms): KES 227,600.
- Year 11 - Weekly boarding (annual): KES 562,500 — per instalment (2 tranches): KES 281,250. - Full boarding (annual): KES 682,800 — per instalment (2 tranches): KES 341,400.
- Year 12 - Weekly boarding (annual): KES 567,600 — per instalment (2 tranches): KES 283,800. - Full boarding (annual): KES 749,100 — per instalment (2 tranches): KES 374,550.
- Year 13 - Weekly boarding (annual): KES 596,100 — per instalment (2 tranches): KES 298,050. - Full boarding (annual): KES 749,100 — per instalment (2 tranches): KES 374,550.
Other costs and regular additional charges
- Activity fees are charged separately and notified by the school as required. - Examinations and enrolment charges (where applicable) are not included in the published tuition, lunch, transport or boarding figures. - Family discounts on tuition (applied on bills): 2nd child 10%; 3rd child 20%; 4th child 30%; 5th & subsequent child 40%. Transport family discount for siblings on the same route: 50% for the 2nd and each subsequent sibling.
Billing schedule, discounts, late payment and notice
- Standard billing: three tranches for most years (August, December, April); Years 11–13 billed in two tranches (August, December). - Early payment discount: 3% on tuition when full payment is made within six days of the due date. - Late payment surcharge: 1.25% per month on overdue amounts. - Withdrawal notice: A full term's written notice, acknowledged by the headteacher, is required for withdrawals. If valid notice is not given, a full term's fees are payable in lieu of notice. - The Board may alter fees on five months' notice.
Refund information
- The registration fee is non‑refundable. - Refundable deposits are returned at the end of the pupil's final term after clearance by the headteacher; deductions may be made for losses or breakages.
Fee payment options
- Braeburn schools commonly accept bank transfers (direct payment into the school bank account), MPesa paybill, cheques and other electronic transfers; parents are asked to inform the Fees Office when a direct electronic payment is made. Accepted payment methods at Braeburn campuses include bank deposit/transfer and MPesa paybill (details vary by campus).
Practical notes on invoicing
- In certain year groups with limited vacancies a 20% advance payment of the tuition fee may be required against the first term's invoice; that advance is not refundable if a confirmed place is not taken up.
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Academics
Curriculum
The school follows the British National Curriculum with additional learning opportunities to broaden and extend the standard curriculum. In Key Stage One (Year 1 and Year 2), English and Mathematics are taught daily; Year 2 introduces French. In Key Stage Two (Years 3-6), a specialist teacher delivers Drama. The Performing Arts and an annual whole-school production are part of the programme. Sports are included with an inter-school circuit and inter-house competitions.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school provides pastoral care to support pupils' social and emotional development. Staff provide pastoral care to support pupil wellbeing.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school has limited provision for children who have no knowledge of the English language.
Mental Wellbeing
Pastoral care supports pupils' mental wellbeing.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding policy applies to all adults, including volunteers, working in or on behalf of the school. The Braeburn Group of International Schools is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and adults. All applicants undergo child protection screening, including checks with past employers, criminal records, and the disclosure and barring service checks.
Admissions
Admissions
1. The school follows the Braeburn Group of International Schools' admissions policy. 2. All applicants must provide copies of their passport or birth certificate, the previous two reports, and the leaving certificate from the previous school. 3. Age requirements are defined by year group with August 31 cutoffs, covering Pre-Creche through Year 11. 4. Year group placement is based on age. In exceptional circumstances a child may be placed in a lower year, based on substantial evidence; the school does not place children above their age band. 5. If a year group is full, new admissions will be placed on a waiting list. Waiting lists operate on a first-come, first-served basis, with priority potentially given to siblings of children who already have a place in the school. 6. Admission testing is used before and after admission to assess access to the curriculum and inform target setting. English as an additional language support is provided with varying levels by stage. A medical form must be completed after joining, and one term's notice is required if leaving.
Waitlist
Where a year group is full, new admissions will be placed on a waiting list. Waiting lists operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Priority may be given to siblings of children who already have a place in the school.
FAQs
What age range does Braeburn Imani International School serve?
Braeburn Imani International School serves students from age 2 to 18.
What curriculum does Braeburn Imani International School follow?
Parents should contact the school directly for details on the specific curriculum offered.
What are the tuition fees at Braeburn Imani International School?
Annual fees range from approximately 49,500 to 1,400,000. Additional application and registration fees may apply.
Is Braeburn Imani International School a day school or boarding school?
Braeburn Imani International School offers both day and boarding options.
Is Braeburn Imani International School co-educational?
Yes, Braeburn Imani International School is a co-educational school welcoming both boys and girls.
Where is Braeburn Imani International School located?
Mang'u Road (Exit 16A off Thika Highway), Thika, Kenya. P.O. Box 750, 00100 Thika, Kenya.
When was Braeburn Imani International School founded?
Braeburn Imani International School was established in 1969.
How many students attend Braeburn Imani International School?
Braeburn Imani International School has approximately 266 students.
Does Braeburn Imani International School provide learning support for students with additional needs?
Support for gifted and talented pupils and learners with individual learning needs; SEN provision.
How do I apply to Braeburn Imani International School?
1) The school follows the Braeburn Group of International Schools' admissions policy. 2) All applicants must provide copies of their passport or birth certificate, the previous two reports, and the leaving certificate from the previous school.
What extracurricular activities are available at Braeburn Imani International School?
The school follows the British National Curriculum with additional learning opportunities to extend and internationalise the curriculum. The school offers Cambridge International Examinations and BTEC Level 3 qualifications.
What languages are taught at Braeburn Imani International School?
French is taught as a foreign language in both primary and secondary, and is offered up to A levels in the secondary. English as an additional language provides support for pupils with no knowledge of English, with testing to determine proficiency.
Does Braeburn Imani International School provide a bus service?
A fleet of school buses provides morning and after-school transport; buses are satellite-tracked.
