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Kenya, Nairobi
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There is no school-wide uniform; a PE uniform is worn for physical education classes.
ISK provides a prepaid lunch service; meals are offered through the lunch program and accommodate dietary requirements.
The school is private and non-profit, established in 1976 through a collaborative effort by the governments of the United States and Canada, and is governed by a 7-member Board of Governors and a 9-member Board of Directors. Four BoG members are appointed by the U.S. Embassy and three by the Canadian High Commission; the BoD includes two elected parents, two parent-appointed seats, two general appointments, and three members appointed by the U.S. and Canadian Missions in Kenya.
International School of Kenya (ISK) is a private, non‑profit international school in Nairobi serving ages 3 to 18. Established in 1976 through a partnership between the United States and Canadian governments, ISK offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in grades 11–12 alongside a four‑year ISK High School Diploma and a U.S. and Canadian‑influenced American curriculum framework. The school teaches English and integrates global perspectives across Elementary, Middle, and High School, with grade‑specific courses in English, science, mathematics, world languages (French, Spanish, Kiswahili), health, arts, and physical education. The 40‑acre campus features a competition swimming pool, four basketball courts, multiple playing fields, five tennis courts, and a new Track & Field facility (2023–24). The campus houses a 30,000‑book library, Design & Innovation spaces, a Design & Art Center, and a one‑to‑one technology program. Co‑curriculars include robotics, MUN, Green Initiatives, and extensive arts, music, and service programs. This combination supports diverse learners.
