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Kenya, Nairobi
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The school provides an American-based K-12 educational program and seeks to integrate faith and learning while developing thinking skills and problem-solving abilities. A wide variety of co-curricular activities is provided to enrich and enhance the basic curriculum at all grade levels. Students are encouraged to express personal interests and develop skills that may be used in future occupations.
Drama is a featured part of the program, with fine arts opportunities as part of the co-curricular offer. Clubs have included coloring and watercolor, and worship teams participate in chapel. These activities provide creative outlets and performance experiences that complement academic study.
Cross-cultural experiences are provided through Cultural Field Studies (CFS) and Model United Nations (MUN). These programs foster understanding of different peoples and cultures and help students develop a global perspective. Participation supports learning beyond the classroom and aligns with Rosslyn's mission and values.
Co-curricular clubs and activities promote social skill development and peer collaboration. Past clubs have included football, word games, ping pong, chess, coloring, watercolor, and worship teams for chapel. Students engage in performances, competitions, and group activities that build friendships and teamwork.
Service-oriented learning is emphasized, with opportunities to serve within the school, in Nairobi, and beyond. The school's mission centers on Christ-like service and community involvement. The Rosslyn Academy Parent Teacher Fellowship engages parents in school life and community events.
Leadership development is fostered through the Student Leadership Team (SLT) and other student-led initiatives. The school supports leadership and collaboration with teachers in school activities. Involvement with the PTF also provides opportunities to develop organizational and community leadership skills.
Sports are a central part of student life, with intramurals and interscholastic sports available. Physical education emphasizes fitness and health, with regular activity and structured teams. A weekly chapel supports spiritual wellbeing and personal growth.
Rosslyn Academy is a Christian international day school in Nairobi, Kenya, serving students from ages 4 to 18. For 75 years it has offered a North American-based curriculum, including Advanced Placement in the high school, and it prepares students for service in their communities. The 40-acre campus sits in Gigiri district near United Nations complex and the U.S. Embassy, serving missionary, diplomatic, and business communities while preserving Christian heritage. Facilities include a high school gym, a library, and computer labs. A solar plant powers up to 90% of electricity on sunny days, and a Water Treatment Plant enables recycling of up to 50% of water. There are two recycling centers and thousands of indigenous trees on campus. The school maintains a closed campus during school hours, offers English as an Additional Language program, private music lessons, and an array of co-curricular activities and sports through ICSA network globally and beyond.
