STUDENT LIFE
Athletics & Sports
A 400-metre all-weather track, open playing fields, and enough of both that no child waits their turn.
- 400
- Metres, all-weather trackWraps the main building
- 8
- Year groups at openingEYFS to Year 6
- 25
- Maximum class sizeA cap, not an average
- 1
- Swimming pool, on siteNo bussing to a hired lane
Games do not stop for the long rains
Nairobi has two rainy seasons. On a grass track, that means months where athletics quietly lapses and PE moves indoors. An all-weather surface drains and stays usable, so sport is a year-round part of the week rather than a dry-season subject.
Walk the track on 29 AugustA track is not the asset. Access to it is.
One founding cohort · A campus built for many times their number
Football, athletics and swimming, timetabled
Physical education runs weekly for every year group, taught to the British National Curriculum. Football and field games use the open pitches, track work uses the 400-metre oval, and swimming is taught on site rather than bussed across town.
In our founding year the intake is small enough that selection is not a barrier. A child who wants to run gets a lane.
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