Kenya, Nairobi
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Rophine Field International School is part of the Rophine Field Group of Schools, established in 2009 near Nairobi, Kenya. The school delivers the British National Curriculum with Cambridge IGCSE and a Cambridge Early Years Campus for ages 3 to 5, complemented by a Senior School for 11 to 14 and a Sixth Form Campus with diverse pathways. The group operates four Nairobi campuses and a development in Diani, offering Cambridge IGCSE alongside a competency-based curriculum and the Kenyan CBC pathway. The campus network features modern laboratories, a dedicated Aviation Centre, an Art & Design Centre, a Kindergarten Computer Lab, an auditorium, and a Music Centre, plus a high-quality sports complex and swimming pool. Additional facilities include basketball and tennis courts, soccer fields, a skating park, and a range of specialist spaces to support performance, recreation, and health. The enrichment program includes Global Perspective Studies and a broad array of clubs and activities across academics, arts, and service.
Rophine Field International School has 2,000 pupils, typical class sizes of 20, instruction in English.
Nairobi, Kenya. It includes Cambridge Early Years Campus, Rophine International Senior School, and Rophine Sixth Form Campus.
Cambridge Early Years Campus (ages 3–5). Rophine International Senior School. Rophine Sixth Form Campus.
The school is an international school.
United Kingdom (British National Curriculum)
RFGoS Transport System provides bus services as an extension of home and class. Drivers and co-drivers are trained, follow NTSA directives, and hold valid licenses; buses are equipped with speed governors, seat belts, door locks, and undergo regular inspections.
Rophine Field International School teaches British Curriculum, EYFS (Early years foundation stage), Cambridge IGCSE for students aged 2 to 18.
The curriculum is based on the British National Curriculum framework. Cambridge Early Years Campus serves children aged 3 to 5. Rophine International Senior School targets learners aged 11 to 14 with a broader range of subjects and an emphasis on critical thinking, creativity, and independent learning. The Sixth Form Campus offers pathways that cater to diverse learning styles, strengths, ambitions, and career aspirations. The stages provide breadth and depth across the education journey from early years through sixth form.
The school publishes annual examination results. In 2023, the pass rate was 77.45%; 2022 was 77.51%; 2021 was 75.87%; and 2020 was 71.2%. Subject rankings show Mathematics 86%, Social Studies 83%, Science 80%, English 78%, Kiswahili 62%.
The school supports social and emotional development through guidance counselors and a Mental Health and Wellness Committee.
The school provides mental health and wellness services, including ongoing walk-in availability for students to talk with a team member, crisis intervention, treatment planning, short-term counseling, and referrals to area therapists and other professionals.
The school maintains a safe campus with a Security Department, safety drills and emergency protocols, and each student has a faculty 'parent/family' who provides personal support and serves as a link between the school and the family.
1. Contact the Admissions Office by completing a brief online form, and the team will be in touch. 2. Please inform them how you would like to be contacted. 3. The admissions process is explained by the Admissions team as you begin the application. 4. Visiting the school is recommended but not required; you can book a visit or a virtual tour. 5. An interview is a normal part of the admissions process and can be arranged to fit your schedule; if you are not in the country, the interview can be conducted remotely. 6. RFGoS is an IB World School and admission is open year-round to students of all nationalities, faiths, and backgrounds. The final decision on acceptance and placement is based on the potential of the applicant to benefit from the programmes and educational services available.