Boarding School in Naivasha
Structured, supervised, and an hour from home.
Our campus was purpose-built for boarding, giving our pupils facilities most primary schools can't match. We are an established boarding community with a current capacity of 180+ boarders across Grades 4–9.
Many boarders come from further afield. See boarding near Nairobi for termly shuttles, or our day school in Naivasha for local families.
Safe, fed, supervised, and happy
Insurance: KSh 1,000/year, already included in the boarding fee.
Fed well, every day
A typical week runs porridge or eggs for breakfast, a rotating ugali, rice or chapati main with vegetables and a protein for lunch and supper, and fresh fruit daily. Our dining hall serves three sittings daily in a bright, well-run space.
- Breakfast
- Lunch & supper
- Fruit daily
Wake-up to lights-out
Typical weekday, subject to grade-level variation
- 5:45 am
Wake up & get ready
Matrons on the floor: wash, dress, beds made, dorm inspection.
- 6:30 am
Breakfast
Porridge or eggs, bread and tea in the dining hall.
- 7:10 am
Morning prep
Quiet, supervised revision before lessons begin.
- 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Classes
Full CBE timetable alongside day scholars, with a break and lunch.
- 4:30 pm
Games & clubs
Football, netball, chess, music and more, every afternoon.
- 6:00 pm
Supper
A hot meal with the whole boarding family.
- 7:00 pm
Supervised evening prep
Homework and revision with a teacher in the room: the 90 minutes day schools can't offer.
- 9:00 / 9:30 pm
Lights out
Junior boarders at 9:00, seniors at 9:30. Matron on rounds through the night.
Structured downtime
Saturday games and clubs, Sunday chapel followed by supervised family phone calls. We hold a weekly non-denominational chapel service, open to all faiths.
- Football
- Handball
- Badminton
- Netball / Volleyball
- Table Tennis
- Chess
- Ballet
- Skating
- Karate / Tae-kwondo
- Scouting
- Girl Guiding
- Swimming
Beds made, lockers labeled
Six to eight pupils share each dorm room, with their own bed, a personal locker and shared storage. Matrons inspect every morning, so rooms stay tidy and every child knows exactly where their things are.
Boarding for lower primary (Grades 1–3) considered case-by-case. Talk to us.
- 6–8 per room Small rooms, not barracks.
- Personal lockers Labelled, one per pupil.
- Matron on every floor 1 adult per 25 boarders.
Come see the difference.
Walk our classrooms. Meet our teachers. See the boarding facilities. Experience the campus your child could soon call home.
Boarding: common questions
From which grade can my child board?
Standard boarding runs from Grade 4 to Grade 9. Boarding for Grades 1–3 is considered case by case, and Kindergarten is day only.
How much does boarding cost?
Full boarding starts from KSh 48,000 a term, covering boarding, tuition, all meals and supervised prep. See the fees page for every grade.
Who looks after the boarders?
Resident matrons and boarding masters, one for every 25 pupils. There is an on-site sanatorium with nurse cover from 6:00 am to 9:00 pm daily and an on-call arrangement overnight, and the campus is gated and secured 24/7.
How often can I talk to my child?
Boarders have scheduled call days every Wednesday and Sunday evening, and the matron sends WhatsApp updates for anything urgent.
What does a typical boarding day look like?
Rise at 5:45, breakfast at 6:30, morning prep, classes from 8:00 to 4:00, games or clubs at 4:30, supper at 6:00, supervised evening prep at 7:00, and lights out at 9:00 (junior) or 9:30 (senior).
What are the dorms like?
Six to eight pupils share each dorm room. Every pupil has their own bed, a personal locker and shared storage.
What happens at weekends?
Saturdays are for games and clubs. Sundays start with a non-denominational chapel service, open to all faiths, followed by supervised family phone calls.
The next chapter starts here.
Come walk the campus, meet our teachers, and see the environment your child could soon call home.
Admission fee waived for boarding places confirmed before the deadline. Limited places.