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Taught languages English, Portuguese, French, Spanish
Strengths STEM, Visual and Creative Arts, Sport
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction
Enko Maputo is an international school located in Sommerschield, Maputo, Mozambique, offering a Cambridge Primary through IGCSE pathway and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme on site. The campus serves learners aged 6 to 18 and operates bilingual learning in a culturally responsive setting. Since joining Enko Education in 2016, the school moved to a modern campus in 2023 and opened a Primary School in 2024, expanding to include students from age 6. The Cambridge pathway covers Year 1 to IGCSE 2, with Cambridge IGCSEs included, and Grades 12–13 deliver the IB DP. The IB DP core includes TOK, EE, and CAS, with six subject groups across Language and Literature, Language Acquisition, Individuals and Societies, Sciences, Mathematics, and the Arts. The IBDP pass rate rose above 70% in 2025. Head of School is Joceleia Dos Santos, and the network offers a university admissions program and teacher development across campuses.
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The Essentials
Enko Maputo (Enko Sekeleka) has 250 pupils, instruction in English, Portuguese.
Location
R. das Rosas 59200, Sommerschield 2, Maputo, Mozambique. Enko Maputo is part of the Enko Education network.
Pastoral care and emotional support; personalised university guidance starting from Grade 10.
Country affiliation
Mozambique
Diving Deeper
Uniform Requirement
Uniforms are mandatory at all times, even during winter. Students without the proper uniform will not be allowed in the classroom.
Food Options
Snacks and beverages are available at the school canteen during school hours.
Governance and Ownership
Enko Maputo is part of Enko Education, Africa's largest network of IB schools, with network-wide safeguarding, academic excellence, and university access support.
Fees
Annual tuition at Enko Maputo (Enko Sekeleka) ranges from MZN 260,000 to MZN 456,225 for 2026/27.
Application / Enrolment fee
- One-time enrolment fee: MZN 42,000. Enrolment fees are non-refundable.
Tuition fees by school section (payment options shown: Paid Upfront — total with 5% discount; Total annual fee; Term I / Term II / Term III; Per month — paid over 9 months)
- Primary Years (Grades 1–6): - Paid Upfront (5% discount applied): MZN 247,619. - Total annual fee: MZN 260,000. - Term I (40%): MZN 104,000. - Term II (40%): MZN 104,000. - Term III (20%): MZN 52,000. - Per month (9 months): MZN 28,889.
- Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 7–9): - Paid Upfront (5% discount applied): MZN 291,500. - Total annual fee: MZN 306,075. - Term I (40%): MZN 122,430. - Term II (40%): MZN 122,430. - Term III (20%): MZN 61,215. - Per month (9 months): MZN 34,008.
- Cambridge Upper Secondary — IGCSE (Grades 10–11): - Paid Upfront (5% discount applied): MZN 330,000. - Total annual fee: MZN 346,500. - Term I (40%): MZN 138,600. - Term II (40%): MZN 138,600. - Term III (20%): MZN 69,300. - Per month (9 months): MZN 38,500.
- IB Diploma Programme (Grades 12–13): - Paid Upfront (5% discount applied): MZN 434,500. - Total annual fee: MZN 456,225. - Term I (40%): MZN 182,490. - Term II (40%): MZN 182,490. - Term III (20%): MZN 91,245. - Per month (9 months): MZN 50,692.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Term instalment deadlines: Term I due before 5 January (40% of total annual fee); Term II due before 5 May (40%); Term III due before 5 September (20%). - Monthly payment option: payments due before the 5th of each month for nine months. - A 5% discount applies to the total annual tuition when paid upfront (payment before 5 January). - Sibling discounts: 2.5% for a second enrolled child and 5% for a third or subsequent enrolled child. Discount rules cannot be combined with other promotional offers.
Boarding fees
- Boarding is not listed among the Enko Maputo fee items; no boarding fee is provided in the school fee schedule for the Maputo campus. (Enko Maputo operates as a day school in the published fee materials.)
Other compulsory and optional costs
- Uniform: mandatory; pricing and purchase arrangements handled by the school administration. - Books (estimated amounts by section): - Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 7–9): MZN 23,515 (estimated). - Cambridge Upper Secondary — IGCSE (Grades 10–11): MZN 58,644 (estimated). - IB Diploma (Grades 12–13): MZN 45,000 (estimated). - Exam fees (estimated): - Cambridge Checkpoint (Grade 9): MZN 18,500 (estimated). - Cambridge IGCSE (Grade 11): MZN 72,000 (estimated). - IB Diploma (Grade 13): MZN 92,000 (estimated). - School stationery and specific equipment: e.g., graphic display calculator (Grade 10–13): MZN 23,000 (estimated) — stationery list available from the school. - Optional extra-curricular / additional teaching fees (examples): - Extra lessons (one subject, once a week): MZN 4,000 per month; two subjects: MZN 8,000 per month; three subjects: MZN 12,000 per month. - French (once a week): MZN 4,000 per month. - Robotics Club: MZN 4,000 per month. - Field trips and leadership camps: fees vary by activity and are charged separately when organised. - School canteen items, branded products and other consumables are payable on purchase.
Refund information
- The one-time enrolment fee is non-refundable. The published fee materials specify that enrolment fees are not refundable. The school also reserves enforcement rights where essential fees are outstanding (for example restricting participation in non-formal activities if fees are unpaid).
Fee payment options and banking details
- Bank transfer / bank deposit is accepted; published bank account details are provided for payments in the fee materials (accounts shown for ENKO EDUCATION SEKELEKA and Standard Bank). Proof of payment must be submitted to the school as instructed by the school's administration. - Historical payment guidance for Enko Maputo operations has listed bank transfer, deposit or cheque as standard methods; card/POS payments have been accepted in earlier fee notices but historically attracted a surcharge. Confirmed bank-account details and instruction to provide proof of payment appear in the published fee documentation.
Notes on enforcement and outstanding fees
- The school's fee materials state that participation in certain activities may be restricted if essential school fees are outstanding. Timely payment according to the chosen payment schedule is required to maintain access to the full programme of curricular and extracurricular activities.
Academics
Enko Maputo (Enko Sekeleka) teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, IB (DP) for students aged 6 to 18.
Curriculum
Cambridge Pathway (Year 1 to IGCSE 2) and the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP 1–2). Cambridge (Year 1 to Year 9) and IGCSE (Grades 10–11) form the Cambridge pathway; in Grades 12–13, learners undertake the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP). The six subject groups are Group 1: Studies in Language and Literature (English A: Language & Literature; Portuguese A: Literature); Group 2: Language Acquisition (French B; Spanish B; English B); Group 3: Individuals and Societies (Business Management; History; Economics); Group 4: Sciences (Biology; Chemistry; Physics); Group 5: Mathematics (Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches; Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation); Group 6: The Arts (Visual Arts or an additional subject from Groups 1–4). The IB Diploma Programme core comprises Theory of Knowledge (TOK), Extended Essay (EE), and Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS). Cambridge IGCSEs and IB Diplomas are recognised by thousands of top universities worldwide.
Higher Education Progression
University Guidance is a three-year journey beginning in Grade 10. Through Knowledge for College, learners explore careers, build personal goals, and prepare competitive university applications for institutions worldwide. The programme includes career-pathway workshops, subject-choice and application-strategy sessions, dedicated university guidance counselors, online workshops, and training on essay writing and personal branding. The goal is to build confidence and help each learner find the right fit for their goals and strengths. Learners have been admitted to over 500 universities worldwide.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Social-emotional learning, learner voice initiatives, and peer mentoring are built into everyday school life.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Enko Maputo provides English-medium education within a lusophone environment. English is the language of instruction in most classes, and English language acquisition is supported by all teachers and administrative staff. To facilitate entry, English lessons are offered for students whose English is weak. Portuguese remains essential, and bilingual materials exist for parents. English Group 2 language options include French B, Spanish B, and English B.
Mental Wellbeing
Regular wellbeing workshops and learner support are part of the safeguarding framework to promote mental and emotional well-being.
Safeguarding
A trained Child safeguarding Lead in every school; mandatory safeguarding training for all staff; clear anti-bullying and inclusion policies; trusted, confidential reporting channels; regular wellbeing workshops and learner support; strict background checks in recruitment; a code of conduct for staff; controlled visitor procedures; safeguarding is a shared responsibility at all levels. Report an incident and access safeguarding summaries are provided.
Parent Experience
History
Enko Maputo was founded in 2014. In 2016, it joined Enko Education, Africa's largest network of IB schools. In 2023, the school moved to a new, modern campus in Sommerschield, Maputo, with upgraded facilities to enhance learning. In 2024, Enko Maputo opened the Primary School section for students aged 6 and above. In 2025, the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) pass rate rose above 70%.
Community
Enko Maputo is part of Enko Education, Africa's largest network of IB schools, providing a Pan-African outlook with global university opportunities. The school embraces bilingual learning and a culturally responsive approach that celebrates African heritage. It builds strong partnerships with parents through transparent and open communication and empowers students through learner-led councils and meaningful leadership opportunities. Cross-campus learning experiences and extracurricular activities, such as Debate & Public Speaking and Robotics & Coding, complement classroom learning.
Facilities
Facilities Overview
Location: R. das Rosas 59200, Sommerschield 2, Maputo, Mozambique. Enko Maputo joined Enko Education in 2016 and moved to a new campus in Sommerschield in 2023. The campus offers Cambridge Primary to Upper Secondary and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme on site, with Cambridge IGCSE included as part of the Cambridge pathway. Bilingual learning and a culturally responsive approach are central to the program. Joceleia Dos Santos serves as Head of School. The Enko Education network provides a network-wide university admissions programme and teacher development across campuses.
Academic Facilities
Cambridge Primary to Upper Secondary is offered on campus, along with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). The Cambridge pathway includes Cambridge IGCSE as part of the curriculum. The school supports international university partnerships and has a network-wide university admissions programme.
Extra Curricular Facilities
Debate & Public Speaking; Robotics & Coding; Learner-led councils and meaningful leadership opportunities; Cross-school learning experiences and leadership.
Extra-Curricular Activities
Academic & Intellectual
Coding, STEM Clubs, and Robotics are offered as extra-curricular activities. These activities are part of Enko Maputo's holistic approach to education. They extend learning beyond the classroom and support engagement with scientific and analytical topics. The program complements classroom study by providing practical, hands-on experiences.
Arts & Creative
Visual Arts, Music, and Theatre are offered as extra-curricular activities. They provide opportunities for creative expression outside lessons. The activities are integrated into the Enko Maputo extra-curricular program. Students explore artistic pursuits through projects and performances.
Cultural & Language
Model UN is offered as an extra-curricular activity. It provides opportunities to engage with global issues and diplomacy. Students develop cross-cultural communication through Model UN activities. The program supports international perspectives within the school community.
Social & Hobbies
Chess is offered as an extra-curricular activity. It provides opportunities for strategic thinking and social engagement outside academics. Students can join chess clubs as part of their social and hobby activities. The program fosters concentration and collaborative play.
Community & Service
Environmental & Social Impact Projects are offered. These projects involve community-focused initiatives and social responsibility. They are part of Enko Maputo's extra-curricular program. Participation connects students with environmental and societal issues.
Leadership & Professional
Entrepreneurship, Investment, and Career Clubs are offered. These activities develop leadership and professional skills. Public Speaking and Debating are part of the program, fostering communication and argumentation. Students gain opportunities to engage with entrepreneurial concepts and career planning.
Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Taekwondo is offered as an extra-curricular activity. Football and Team Sports are offered to support physical activity. These activities promote fitness and well-being beyond classroom learning. Participation encourages discipline, teamwork, and resilience.
Languages
Language Provision
Languages taught include English, Portuguese, French, and Spanish. Group 1 offers English A: Language & Literature and Portuguese A: Literature. Group 2 offers French B, Spanish B, and English B. Cambridge Pathway (Year 1 to Year 9) and IGCSE (Grades 10–11) underpin the curriculum, with the IB Diploma Programme available for Grades 12–13.
Bilingual Teaching
Enko Maputo embraces bilingual learning. Group 1 offers English A: Language & Literature and Portuguese A: Literature. Group 2 offers French B, Spanish B, and English B. We also honour African perspectives, languages, and histories in how we teach.
Reputation
Awards
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Accreditations
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Submit an Enquiry. Start by filling out our online interest form or contacting our admissions team. We offer Cambridge Primary (Grades 1–6), Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 7–9), Cambridge Upper Secondary IGCSE (Grades 10–11), and the IB Diploma Programme (Grades 12–13). The admissions team will respond to learn more about your child and your goals.
2. Visit Our Campus. We will schedule a personal tour where you can meet our team, explore our classrooms, and experience Enko Maputo in action. The visit provides an opportunity to ask questions about the Cambridge and IB pathways and how they align with your learner's ambitions.
3. Learner Assessment. Your child might complete an academic assessment during the school visit. This helps us determine the right placement and any required learning support for their learning journey.
4. Registration. Once the assessment is successfully passed, you will be invited for a final interview, and our team will walk you through the next steps for enrollment, including fee and contract details.
School Events
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FAQs
Where is Enko Maputo located and what is the age range of students?
Enko Maputo is located at R. das Rosas 59200, Sommerschield 2, Maputo, Mozambique. The school serves students aged 6 to 18 and offers Cambridge Primary through Upper Secondary plus the IB Diploma Programme on site. The campus opened in 2016, moved to a new modern campus in Sommerschield in 2023, and started the Primary School in 2024.
What curriculum pathways does Enko Maputo offer?
Enko Maputo offers the Cambridge Pathway (Year 1 to IGCSE 2), including Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 7–9) and IGCSE (Grades 10–11), as well as the IB Diploma Programme (Grades 12–13). The six IB subject groups cover languages, acquisition, individuals and societies, sciences, mathematics, and the arts, with TOK, EE and CAS forming the IB core. Cambridge IGCSEs and the IB Diploma are recognised by thousands of top universities worldwide.
Is Enko Maputo a co-educational school and how many pupils are enrolled?
Yes, Enko Maputo is a co-educational international school. The school has around 250 pupils, providing a diverse, international learning community within Enko Education.
What is the admissions process at Enko Maputo?
The admissions process starts with submitting an enquiry, followed by a personal campus visit. Your child may complete an academic assessment during the visit, and registration proceeds after a successful assessment and final interview. The admissions team explains fee and contract details as part of the final steps.
What can I expect during a campus visit to Enko Maputo?
During your campus visit you will meet the school team, tour classrooms, and see Enko Maputo in action. You can ask questions about the Cambridge and IB pathways and how they align with your learner's ambitions.
What curriculum pathways and subject groups are included at Enko Maputo?
Enko Maputo follows the Cambridge Pathway (Year 1 to IGCSE 2) and the IB Diploma Programme (IB DP 1–2). The Cambridge pathway includes Lower Secondary, IGCSE, and Cambridge Primary, while the IB DP covers six subject groups: English A and Portuguese A, French B, Spanish B, English B, Business Management, History, Economics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, and Visual Arts or other Group 1–4 subjects.
What university guidance support does Enko Maputo provide?
From Grade 10, learners receive personalised university guidance through Knowledge for College, a three-year programme. It includes career-pathway workshops, subject-choice and application-strategy sessions, dedicated university counselors, online workshops, and training on essay writing and personal branding. Learners from Enko Maputo have been admitted to over 500 universities worldwide.
Where is the Enko Maputo campus and what facilities support Cambridge and IB programmes?
The campus is located in Sommerschield, Maputo, and since 2023 operates on a modern campus that hosts Cambridge Primary to Upper Secondary and the IB Diploma Programme on site. The school emphasises bilingual learning and a culturally responsive approach, with a network-wide university admissions programme and teacher development across Enko campuses.
What spaces exist for extracurricular activities at Enko Maputo?
Enko Maputo offers a wide range of extracurricular activities, including Debate & Public Speaking, Robotics & Coding, Visual Arts, Music, Theatre, Model UN, Chess, Environmental & Social Impact Projects, and Leadership-focused clubs. These activities extend learning beyond the classroom and foster practical, hands-on engagement.
What clubs and activities are available beyond academics at Enko Maputo?
Beyond academics, students can participate in coding and STEM clubs, robotics, public speaking and debating, Model UN, chess, environmental and social impact projects, entrepreneurship and career clubs, and leadership experiences through learner-led councils.
What wellbeing and safeguarding measures are in place at Enko Maputo?
Enko Maputo includes social-emotional learning, learner voice initiatives, and peer mentoring as part of everyday life. A trained Child Safeguarding Lead exists at the school, with mandatory safeguarding training for all staff, anti-bullying policies, confidential reporting channels, and regular wellbeing workshops.
Is there English language support at Enko Maputo, given its Lusophone environment?
Yes. English is the medium of instruction in most classes, with English language acquisition supported by all teachers and administrative staff. English lessons are provided for students whose English is weaker, and bilingual materials are available for parents.
Is there a uniform policy at Enko Maputo?
Yes. Uniforms are mandatory at all times, including during winter, and students without the proper uniform will not be allowed in the classroom.
What about food and canteen services at Enko Maputo?
A school canteen provides snacks and beverages during school hours, and items from the canteen are payable on purchase.
Which network is Enko Maputo part of and what does that mean for the school?
Enko Maputo is part of Enko Education, Africa's largest network of IB schools. This affiliation provides network-wide safeguarding, academic collaboration, and university access support across campuses.
How have IB results and pathways performed at Enko Maputo in recent years?
In 2025, the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) pass rate rose above 70%, reflecting strong performance in the final two years of the IB DP.
What languages are taught at Enko Maputo and how is bilingual learning implemented?
Languages taught include English, Portuguese, French, and Spanish. Group 1 offers English A: Language & Literature and Portuguese A: Literature, while Group 2 provides French B, Spanish B, and English B, with bilingual materials available for parents.
What Group 2 language options exist at Enko Maputo?
Group 2 language options include French B, Spanish B, and English B.
What is the history and development timeline of Enko Maputo?
Enko Maputo was founded in 2014, joined Enko Education in 2016, moved to a new Sommerschield campus in 2023, opened the Primary School in 2024, and saw its IB Diploma Programme pass rate rise above 70% in 2025.
How does Enko Maputo engage with parents and the wider community?
Enko Maputo engages with families through transparent communication and partnerships with parents, supports learner-led councils and meaningful leadership opportunities, and offers cross-campus learning experiences and events such as debates and robotics projects that involve the broader community.
