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Eight things we can show you
Each point below is something already published on this website and open to inspection — not a claim about how we compare to other schools.
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A single setting from 9 months to Year 6
Children can join at Play Group and remain with us through to the end of Year 6 — one community, one set of expectations, and continuity of relationships across the whole of Early Years and Primary.
Ages 1–12, Early Years & Primary
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A garden campus, not a compound
Avecina International School’s grounds are a garden oasis featuring winding pathways, tall trees, and flowers. We provide an environment where children find enticing learning opportunities outdoors. From mud kitchens, road tracks, and climbing frames to playhouses, sand pits, and caring for our friendly rabbits, the environment blends indoor and outdoor learning.
Kuwinda Road, Karen
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An on-site Special Education Centre
Our Special Education Centre provides clinical assessment, individualised therapeutic support and inclusive academic provision, alongside English as an Additional Language support for pupils joining from other language backgrounds.
Assessment, therapy and EAL on site
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Published fees, in full
Our complete termly fee structure for every year group is published on this website, together with fee conditions, inclusions and textbook supplements — so families can plan before they enquire.
Full 2025–2026 fee schedule online
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Door-to-door transport across Nairobi
We publish our transport zones and termly rates in full, covering named residential routes across Karen, Langata, Rongai, Ngong, Kilimani, Lavington, South B and C, Upper Hill and beyond.
19 published route zones
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Swimming in the curriculum, not as an extra
All students participate in weekly coached sessions in our full-sized heated pool, developing water safety, stroke technique and physical endurance in a secure, supervised setting.
Weekly coached sessions for every pupil
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Named teachers you can see
Our teaching faculty and campus support team are published with their names, roles and photographs — because the people who care for your child should not be anonymous.
Faculty and support team published
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Monthly Good Work Assemblies
Every month the school community gathers so that children can present projects and creative work directly to parents and peers, cultivating public speaking poise and celebrating individual accomplishment.
A standing invitation to parents
The rest is best seen in person
Book a visit during a working day and judge the school for yourself.