Hillcrest International Schools

Hillcrest School started as a preparatory in 1966 at a site on State House Road, Nairobi. In December 1973, the idea for establishing the secondary led to the purchase of ten hectares of land in the Karen, Nairobi. In 1998, the preparatory relocated next door, and today the campus comprises Hillcrest Early Years, Hillcrest Preparatory, Hillcrest Secondary and Hillcrest Senior School (collectively known as Hillcrest International Schools) for parents wanting a complete all round education. The facilities have expanded to accommodate over 700 students from thirty countries, catering for the families of international, professional and local business communities. Hillcrest is a co educational fee-paying school and is expensive by local standards. It is now owned by Hillcrest Investments Limited. Staff are recruited both locally in Kenya, and from Britain, Australia and the United States. Hillcrest is registered with the Kenyan Ministry of Education.

The Banda School

The Banda school is set on a beautiful 30-acre site adjacent to the Nairobi National Park, in the leafy Karen suburb Nairobi. It was started 1966 and has a reputation for outstanding academic, sporting and cultural achievements. It is a co-educational and multi-cultural prep day and weekly boarding school for children between the ages of one and thirteen.It aims to develop excellence in academic achievement, social conduct and moral values and to ensure that this learning process is enjoyable and fulfilling for the individual child in a friendly atmosphere. It is one of the most respected prep schools outside the United Kingdom.

Brookhouse International School

Brookhouse a member of the Round Square association of schools worldwide is an international school offering an adapted form of the British National Curriculum to both Kenyan and international pupils. It is a co-educational day and boarding school for children aged 2 – 19 years . The school's pursuit of academic excellence is at the center of our educational philosophy and approach. We commit ourselves to the Round Square ethos six foundation pillars which are: Internationalism; Democracy; Environment; Adventure; Leadership and Service.

Catholic University Of East Africa

The Catholic University of Eastern Africa started in a modest way. It commenced as a graduate school of theology known as the The Institute was founded in 1984 by the regional ecclesiastical authority known as the Association of Member Episcopal Conferences of Eastern Africa and was known as Catholic Higher Institute of Eastern Africa .It was formally opened by Pope John Paul II On 18 August 1985. In 1986, the Graduate School of Theology started negotiations with the Commission for Higher Education in Kenya towards the establishment of the Catholic University of Eastern Africa. It was granted a Civil Charter on3 November 1992 which marked the birth of the university as a private institution. In 2002, the Faculties of Science and Commerce were established. Then in 2003, the Center for Social Justice & ethics was established.