Cambridge online school · Nairobi · Established 2010
Cambridge education from Year 7 to Year 13.
Structured online learning through Cambridge Lower Secondary, IGCSE, AS and A Level, with academic records that support continuity and school transfer.
Cambridge Years 7–13
Lower Secondary, IGCSE, AS and A Level.
NHS combines live teaching, syllabus mapping, progress reporting, parent visibility and a permanent Learning Passport in one school platform.
Academic continuity and transfer
Continuity while a learner awaits or changes school placement.
Nairobi’s international families often move between countries, schools and academic calendars. NHS provides a structured Cambridge programme during that transition, so a waiting period does not become an academic gap.
Transition records
Academic documentation for school transfer.
NHS prepares clear academic records and transition documentation. Final admission, year placement and credit recognition remain the decision of the receiving school.
How continuity worksCambridge examination cohorts
2027 examination series.
The active examination cohorts are May / June 2027 and October / November 2027 for learners in Year 11, Year 12 and Year 13.
May / June 2027
Year 11, Year 12 & Year 13
October / November 2027
Year 11, Year 12 & Year 13
Academic quality assurance
Teaching, assessment and reporting standards.
NHS maintains defined standards for class size, academic planning, progress monitoring and parent reporting.
Cambridge classes are capped at 10 learners.
Every cohort follows a documented syllabus and exam-readiness plan.
Attendance, reports, feedback and progress remain visible through the platform.
Where NHS cancels paid teaching, the lesson is rescheduled or appropriately credited.
Quality assurance does not mean a guaranteed examination grade or guaranteed admission to a third-party school; outcomes also depend on learner participation, prior attainment and external admissions or examination decisions.
Final examinations
Cambridge examination preparation and registration guidance.
NHS supports families with Cambridge exam-entry planning, deadlines, documentation and examination readiness. Final examinations are taken through British Council Kenya or another approved examination centre, depending on candidate status, subject requirements and available arrangements.
External examination, exam-board, British Council, KNEC or centre fees are separate from NHS tuition unless a written offer specifically states otherwise.
Exam support includes
Student life in Nairobi
Sports, community activities and shared experiences.
NHS supplements online study with selected physical activities for learners and families based in Nairobi.
Games & sports
Term-based opportunities with vetted sports clubs, coaches, academies and venues, depending on age, demand and confirmed partner availability.
Community programmes
Service, volunteering and age-appropriate community engagement designed to build empathy, responsibility and connection.
Joint family trips
Optional parent–teacher–student trips, educational visits and social days that let families meet beyond the screen.
NHS E-Library
Academic resources and examination materials.
Licensed e-books, past papers, mark schemes, revision resources and NHS materials are organised by curriculum, level and access category.
Tuition and fees
Current programme charges.
New students pay a one-time KSh 5,000 admission fee and KSh 5,000 assessment fee at the beginning of enrolment.
Also available
Six-week holiday & after-school tutorials
A focused CBE support programme for Grade 7, Grade 8 and Senior School learners. KSh 24,000 for the full November programme.
Cambridge admissions