Tanzania, Arusha
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St. Constantine's International School is a co-educational, day and boarding, British-style international school on Dodoma Road (Burka area) in Arusha, Tanzania. The school follows the British/Cambridge framework: Early Years Foundation Stage in Nursery and Reception, Cambridge-based programmes in Primary and Key Stage 3, Cambridge IGCSE in Years 10–11 and Cambridge A‑Level (with some BTEC options) in Years 12–13. It admits children from Nursery (age 3–4) through Secondary (Years 7–13). English is the medium of instruction; students also study Kiswahili and French and the school operates an EAL (English as an additional language) provision. Campus facilities listed by the school include 56 classrooms, five science laboratories, two computer labs, a multipurpose gym, assembly hall, dining facilities (main dining room and separate boarders' dining room), extensive sports pitches and courts and a 25-metre pool plus a 10-metre training pool. The school is a member of Round Square, runs the Duke of Edinburgh programme and states it passed a British School Overseas inspection in February 2024.
JJFX+6P9, A104, Arusha, Tanzania
St. Constantine's International School has 640 pupils.