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St Andrew's School, Turi was founded by Peter and Jean Lavers (Ma and Pa) in 1931 with an enrolment of 15 children. A strong Christian ethos guided the school as the Lavers ran it, with Mr Lavers handling administration and Mrs Lavers focusing on academics and pastoral care. In 1988, the Senior School was added, and St Andrew's College opened in September 2010, expanding to educate students aged 5 to 18. In February 1944, a fire destroyed the school except for the chapel, and Italian prisoners of war helped rebuild the school. Today the school has over 620 pupils.
As a Round Square School, St Andrew's Turi is committed to protecting the environment and hosts student-led environmental groups that work with the Estate Team on recycling, biodiversity, sustainable energy, and indigenous forests. The school emphasizes community relations and Corporate Social Responsibility, working with local police, government and community leaders to positively impact the local area. Key community projects include providing a regular supply of clean water to the local village, running a nursery school for workforce children, fundraising for local charities, and sending students into the community to support projects. Parents are invited to the school on six VISOs weekends each year.
St Andrew's School, Turi is a private international boarding school in Kenya educating learners from age 4 to 18. The campus hosts Prep School, Senior School and the Sixth Form College and follows the British Curriculum: EYFS, IGCSE/GCSE, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS and A Levels. A Levels offer subjects across sciences, arts, languages and humanities, with results indicating strong performance (A*-A and A/A* percentages). The 450-acre site blends classrooms and boarding houses with sports and arts facilities, including two swimming pools, a golf course, 3 squash courts, a 400 m² water-sports lake, a private airstrip, forests and nature trails, and horse riding with stables. Co-curricular life is active: music, LAMDA, orchestras, stage productions, and an Orchestral Weekend; outdoor adventure, water activities, archery, and leadership pathways. The Turi Leadership Award and Learning Success Centre support development and academic progress. The school fosters a faith-informed heritage while embracing an international community.
