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Kenya, Nairobi
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The school offers a weekly programme of co-curricular clubs and societies that complement the curriculum and support intellectual development. It includes Chess, Page Turners, Young Scientists, Young Investors, East Africa Model United Nations, Middle School Model United Nations, and Expo-Lingua (French), with language clubs in Spanish and German; students also participate in international events such as the World Scholars Cup.
Sport, music, art and drama are important aspects of the school. The music program includes ABRSM (Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music) and London College of Music qualifications, and students may join choirs and bands to perform in school and at international events.
Expo-Lingua (French), Spanish and German language clubs are offered, supporting language development. Multiculture activities and East Africa Model United Nations provide cultural exposure and global awareness.
An extensive list of clubs and activities includes Chess, Page Turners, Cuisine, Drama, E-Community, Interact, International Climate Change, President's Award, Table Tennis, Badminton, Basketball, Soccer (Girls), Water Polo, Zumba, Self Defence, Bible Study and more.
Interact (under the Rotary Club of Kenya), Red Cross, and E-Community are part of the programme to promote volunteering and service. These clubs support charitable work and community projects.
Leadership development is fostered through the President's Award and Young Investors. Participation in Model United Nations and other societies builds public speaking, teamwork and entrepreneurial skills.
A broad sports programme includes Cricket, Athletics, Hockey, Rugby, Football, Netball and Swimming. A late bus service enables greater participation in after-school activities.
Braeside Lavington is a co-educational international school in Nairobi, Kenya, offering education from Early Years Foundation Stage (age 2) to Sixth Form (age 17). The school provides an international version of the National Curriculum of England, with programmes including the British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, and a BTEC Qualification. Founded in 1994, it now serves students from over 50 nationalities, emphasising flexibility, creativity, and international-mindedness. It is organised into EYFS, Primary, Middle, and Upper School sections, with open communication between home and school underpinning success. Facilities include two age-appropriate libraries, a Music room, three computing suites, an Art room, four Science Laboratories, and a fully equipped Food Laboratory. A 420-seat theatre complements playing fields, a basketball court, and a 25-metre swimming pool (with a dedicated Early Years pool). The campus also features a large dining facility, counselling and nursing spaces, a bus fleet, and secure parking, supporting a broad curriculum with sport and creative arts integral to school life.
