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Brookhouse Schools
Basic Information
Address: BROOKHOUSE SCHOOLS:
P O Box 24987 - Nairobi, 00502, Kenya
Phone Number: +254 (20) 866 3000
Email: info@brookhouse.ac.ke
Director/Owner: Mr John O'Connor
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Additional Information
Ages: 2-18
Accreditation/Affiliation: GIS,CIS,KAIIS,G20,Cambridge International Exams, AISA, NCUK, EDEXCEL, AQA, COBIS, Roundsquare Membership
Nationalities: 45+
Language(s): French, German, Spanish, kiswahili, Mandarin Chinese, English
School Types: Early Learning to Secondary and BTEC
Tuition:
USD2000
Enrollment: All year
School Setting:
Two campuses offering the best in British National Curriculum, The Karen Campus has the world-class boarding facility.
School Schedule (Hours in Day): Students attend seven 55 minute class periods per day
Community:
Nationalities 45+
Classroom Size: 15
Curriculum:
British National Currriculum
Percentage of Graduating Class: 100%
Support Services:
Learning support available
Extracurricular Activities: tennis, robotics, chess, sports teams, drama, music,
Parking Spaces/Availability:
yes
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
A Brookhouse education focuses on strong academic performance, a wide range of subject choices, experienced and committed teachers, a supportive pastoral environment and a rich and varied programme of sports, cultural and extra-curricular activities.All of these are elements of a deep commitment to holistic and experiential learning that nurtures future servant leaders and responsible global citizens.
School History:
Brookhouse (established 1981) is a coeducational, independent day and
boarding school on two campuses
serving the international community in
Nairobi, Kenya at pre-school, primary
and secondary levels.
Travel/Living Accommodations: accomodation for up to 200 in boarding
Employment Opportunities: Advertised in TES and other recruitment sites