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Kenya, Nairobi
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The school offers indoor clubs including Debate, Programming, Journalism, Science Club, Book Club, Robotics, and EAMUN. Presidential Awards and Art, Music, and Digital Art are also part of the indoor program.
Indoor arts and creative clubs include Art, Music, Drama, and Digital Art. Crocheting and Cooking are also offered among co-curricular activities.
Cultural programs promote diversity and intercultural understanding through events celebrating different traditions. EAMUN is a Model United Nations club within the indoor offerings. The co-curricular program includes community service and cultural programs.
Outdoor Clubs include Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Netball, Swimming, Skating, Boxing, Archery, Scouting, Environmental, Tong-il moo-do, and Dance. Indoor Clubs include Debate, Programming, Presidential Awards, Journalism, Book Club, Science Club, EAMUN, Art, Music, Cooking, Drama, Chess, Table Tennis, Crocheting, First Aid, Robotics, and Digital Art.
Community service is offered as part of the co-curricular program. Community service initiatives provide opportunities for students to give back to their local community and enrich the learning experience.
Presidential Awards is listed among indoor clubs. Indoor clubs such as Debate, Journalism, and EAMUN provide opportunities for student leadership and organized activities.
Outdoor Clubs offer Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Netball, and Swimming. Additional activities include Skating, Boxing, Archery, Scouting, Environmental initiatives, Tong-il moo-do, and Dance.
Light International School Nairobi offers the Cambridge International Curriculum from Kindergarten (ages 3–5) through A-levels (Year 13), complemented by the IPC (Primary) and IEYC (Early Years) programs. The school is co-educational, operating as a day and boarding school in the Karen suburb, with a campus designed to support modern learning through technology. It is accredited as a Cambridge International School for Primary, Key Stage 3, IGCSE and A Levels, and provides a full Cambridge curriculum for ages 3 to 18, emphasizing cross-curricular learning and the use of digital tools to enhance every student's progress. The school hosts the East African Round of the World Scholar's Cup and the Golden Climate International Project Olympiad, underscoring its international emphasis. Facilities include contemporary classrooms and laboratories, plus a broad activity program spanning sports, music, and drama. A rich co-curricular program includes debates, robotics, journalism, arts, cultural activities, and community service, fostering leadership and international-mindedness globally.
