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Kenya, Kajiado
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Admission overview: The academic year begins in September and entry is preferred at that time; however, students may be admitted at any time in the year. Parents fill an application form and bring the student for an entrance assessment. A non-refundable Application Fee of Kshs.5,000 is payable. The required documents are a recommendation letter from the current school, a copy of the birth certificate, one recent color passport-size photo, and academic reports for the last three terms. If admitted, a letter of admission is issued. For Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4, admission requires students to sit examinations in Mathematics and English. Applications can be submitted online or offline.
Naisula School operates across two campuses in Kenya, Kajiado and Tilisi, serving students aged 3 to 18. The Kajiado campus offers full boarding for a co-educational community on a 25-acre site. The curriculum blends the National Curriculum of England and Wales with an international context: Key Stage 3 at Kajiado (Years 8–9) with internal assessments and Cambridge Checkpoint, Key Stage 4 (Years 10–11) with IGCSE, and Sixth Form (Years 12–13) delivering the IB Diploma with DP1/DP2 plus external Cambridge AS/A2 components. Tilisi delivers the British National Curriculum across Early Years to Key Stage 4, culminating in IGCSE; the school is pursuing the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and is a candidate school for the DP. Facilities include science and computer laboratories, and art/design and music resource centres, plus a full sports program with a swimming pool, basketball court and soccer pitch. The motto Nurturing Excellence and a pastoral framework underpin a community that partners with parents to prepare students for higher education and global citizenship.
