Questions parents ask us

Fill in the form on the Apply page, or visit the school office. After that we will invite your child for a short assessment and interview.

Applications are received from Daycare to Grade 11, and for Form 4, depending on space. Call or WhatsApp the office to confirm a class.

A copy of the birth certificate, two passport photos, the latest report forms, the KEMIS assessment number for Grade 7 and above, and a copy of the parent or guardian ID.

Parents must bring stationery for their child: pens, pencils, a ruler and an exercise book. The child will use them during the interview and assessment.

The Primary School and the Junior School offer both day and boarding. The Girls Senior School and the Boys Senior School are pure boarding schools.

A bed in a supervised dormitory, three meals a day, evening prep and weekend programmes. Visiting days are in the school calendar.

We follow the CBE curriculum. The two Senior Schools also offer the 8-4-4 curriculum for Form 4.

It is a place on the Primary and Junior School pages where we show sample work by our learners, such as art, models, stories and science projects.

Daycare is for our youngest children and Playgroup follows it, before PP1. Please call the office to confirm the age for each class.

Open Fees in the Admissions menu. You can see the fees for each school and download them.

New learners pay an application fee, a registration fee and a refundable caution fee. The amounts are in the fee structure.

Fees are paid every term through the school bank account or the approved payment channel. Payment details come with the offer letter.

There are three: STEM, Social Sciences, and Arts and Sports Science. Each one lists its subject combinations on the Girls Senior and Boys Senior School pages.

Placement follows national guidance and looks at the learner’s interests, strengths and assessment results. Our guidance and counselling team helps families choose.

Please speak to our Guidance and Counselling department early. Options depend on national rules and on available places.

Yes, for day learners in the Primary and Junior Schools. Buses run on routes across Nakuru. The charge depends on your zone and whether you need one-way or two-way service.