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Rwanda, Kigali
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The school has science laboratories, a music centre, a theatre and a sports ground. There are computer laboratories that are well maintained and networked by an in-house ICT technician, offering high-speed fibre WiFi and LAN for lessons and personal research. A library is available on campus. The school offers a wide range of co-curricular activities including music, dance, drama, sports, and cultural education.
The school has a sports ground for on-site athletic activities. Major sports include football, basketball, volleyball, and American football, with a program that supports both recreational participation and competitive opportunities.
Computer laboratories are well conditioned and networked with high-speed fibre WiFi and LAN; labs are maintained by an in-house ICT technician and Computer Science teachers. Science laboratories support practical work and experiments, enabling visual learning and hands-on inquiry. Students using Cambridge-related programs bring laptops that are securely stored and used during lessons.
Co-curricular activities include music, dance, drama, sports, and cultural education, with participation encouraged to foster well-rounded development. The school emphasizes active engagement in these activities as part of its holistic education approach.
King David Academy is an established international school in Kigali, Rwanda, founded in 2000. The school offers Cambridge, BTEC, and IB programmes, integrating a diverse range of international qualifications with the Rwanda National Curriculum for Senior 1 to Senior 6. In practice, students follow Ordinary Level (S1–S3) and Advanced Level (S4–S6) examinations, alongside Cambridge Secondary 1 and 2 (IGCSE) for ages 11–16 and Cambridge AS and A Levels for ages 16–19. All subjects are taught in English, including Mathematics, the Sciences, English, French and Kinyarwanda; Literature in English and Computing are non-examinable. The campus features science laboratories, a music centre, theatre and a sports ground, plus well‑equipped computer laboratories connected by high‑speed fibre. A library supports independent study. Co-curricular life is vibrant, spanning music, dance, drama, sports and cultural education. Servant leadership is a core value, and the school is recognised for strong results year after year. Welcoming international families.
