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We use the internationally recognized Cambridge Curriculum, offering high academic standards while remaining rooted in Tanzanian culture and values.
Applications are accepted year-round, but we recommend applying in June/July for the next school year, which begins in August or in November/December for a January start.
Yes. Students in Year 1 and above take an academic assessment to help us understand their learning level. Younger students are assessed through an interview or observation.
We offer a limited number of partial scholarships for families living in Karatu. Please contact us via email.

Our school day runs from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday through Friday. Boarding students follow a structured daily routine including study time, activities, and meals. Extracurricular activities happen from 3.30pm until 4.30pm Tuesday to Friday.
We offer a wide range of activities including football, basketball, STEM, arts & crafts, yoga, environmental clubs (Roots & Shoots), music, and drama. Extracurriculars run from 3.30pm until 4.30pm Tuesday through Friday.
Yes. We offer full boarding for students in Year 1 and above. Boarding includes accommodation, meals, supervision, and weekend activities.

We communicate through regular newsletters, emails, WhatsApp updates, and parent-teacher meetings.
Yes! Visits are welcome by appointment. Please contact us to schedule your tour.

You can request a copy of our current fee structure here. Fees vary by year level and boarding status.
Yes. We accept payments in both currencies. Please note that our Tanzanian Shilling fees are adjusted based on the current exchange rate.
Yes. We offer a 10% discount for siblings enrolled at the school.

We have 24/7 security staff and CCTV on campus, trained staff, a school nurse, and clear policies on child protection and emergency response.
We have a full-time nurse and protocols for medical care, including a partnership with nearby FAME hospital. A doctor from FAME Hospital visits the school weekly to evaluate any medical issues of boarding students. Parents are contacted immediately in case of any major concern.

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