Braeburn Nanyuki International School is a co-educational, multicultural school teaching an international version of the National Curriculum of England. Currently we teach Early Years to Year 7 (12 year olds), but in line with our ongoing commitment to education in Nanyuki, expanding into Year 7 in September 2016 and continuing with that organic growth into Year 8 in September 2017, taking the age group of students up to 13 years old.
Situated at the foot of Mt. Kenya, Braeburn Nanyuki is set in beautifully landscaped gardens with a panaromic view of the mountain. The wood and stone architecture ensures our school blends neatly and unobtrusively with the surrounding natural environment, while large windows allow as much natural light as possible into classrooms as well as providing breathtaking views. We also value the shaded areas and large playing fields that provide endless opportunities for learning outside the classroom.
More than that, we want to give your children an unforgettable experience – a chance to excel as an individual, exploring their strengths and having the opportunity to discover who they are and who they can be. When your child eventually leaves us, we want them to be able to look back on their time at Braeburn Nanyuki with happy memories and a desire to take what they have learned and experienced to make their world a better place.
We look forward to warmly welcoming you and your child to become a part of the Braeburn Nanyuki family – for life.
Eva Kioko, Head of School
Every student a successful learner, a confident individual, a responsible citizen.
Thank you to everyone who, despite the non-stop rain of the day, attended our annual bonfire event on Saturday 3rd November. The rain finally abated as the event opened – phew – and the crowds arrived! This year we added an ‘activity and treat’ element to the celebrations to mark ...
During November, children in Braeburn Nanyuki are being asked to demonstrate their love of reading through our Extreme Reading Challenge. Throughout the month children will be providing photographic evidence of reading in ‘strange’ places (eg up a tree, in the supermarket, under their bed, on the car bonnet etc) - the ...
Our Year 5 children had the experience of becoming parents in the first half of this term. As part of their Amimal Life Cycle unit in Science, fifteen eggs moved into their classroom. They were housed in an incubator with a warming light and lots of comfort. After 21 days ...
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