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Kenya, Nairobi
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The school offers a broad array of academic and development clubs, including Book Club, Debating, Public Speaking, United Nations, Model UN, Chess, First Aid, Aviation, Young Innovators, EAMUN, and Code Club. These activities foster critical thinking, communication, leadership, collaboration, and problem-solving. Participants connect classroom learning with real-world contexts through these clubs. The co-curricular program supports inquiry-based exploration and personal growth.
The arts are supported through Art Club, Crocheting/Knitting, Beading, Band, and Choir. These activities provide opportunities for visual and performing arts, collaboration, and creative expression. The campus houses a fully equipped performing arts centre, music and drama studios, visual arts rooms, and a black box theatre to support exhibitions and productions. Students showcase their work through theatre productions, musical performances, and art displays.
French Club supports language learning and cultural engagement. Public Speaking, United Nations, and Model UN activities promote global awareness and communication. The activities help develop language skills and cross-cultural understanding. French Club, United Nations, and Model UN are part of the school's broad co-curricular program.
Our social and hobby clubs include Nature Walks/Minibeast, Crocheting/Knitting, Beading, and Chess. OutReach is also offered to connect students with community-related experiences. Diverse informal groups encourage creativity, patience, and social interaction. These activities complement formal learning and support personal growth.
Outreach is a listed activity that provides opportunities for community engagement. Through outreach initiatives, students contribute to local communities and develop civic responsibility. These experiences complement classroom learning and foster empathy. Participation helps students apply skills to real-world contexts.
Leadership opportunities are a specific co-curricular area at Crawford International. Model UN, Debating, and Public Speaking build communication, teamwork, and leadership. Young Innovators and other clubs foster professional skills such as problem-solving and collaboration. The school emphasizes servant leadership and social responsibility as core values.
A wide range of sports is offered, including Archery, Cross Country, Swimming, Basketball, Netball, Volleyball, Cricket, Table Tennis, Rugby (7's included), Field Hockey, Golf, Tennis, Football, and Rounders. Facilities include multi-purpose sports fields, a swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts, and an indoor sports hall. Outdoor spaces and a dedicated physical education program support wellbeing, teamwork, resilience, and fitness. Students have opportunities to compete in inter-school events and to develop a lifelong love of health and sport.
Crawford International School Kenya, Tatu City, Nairobi, opened in 2018 as part of ADVTECH Group. The campus blends academics, sport, and culture to develop leaders and life skills. The school serves 5–18-year-olds with a Cambridge curriculum across Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE, and Cambridge International AS and A Levels. The Junior School follows Cambridge Curriculum; Middle School focuses on leadership and holistic growth; Senior High School offers IGCSE and A-Levels, with progression through Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE, and AS/A Levels. The campus is purpose-built with science labs, innovation hubs, arts studios, and a performing arts centre, complemented by sports fields, a swimming pool, and an indoor hall. Modern classrooms and ICT-enabled study zones support inquiry-based learning, with English as an additional language for international entrants and other languages on demand. UCAS Registered Centre aids UK applications, and its students attract interest from Ivy League universities. Capacity for 1,700 students globally.
