Cambridge online school Kenya · Years 7–13
Online Cambridge school in Kenya for Lower Secondary, IGCSE, AS and A Level.
NHS Online School delivers live Cambridge teaching from Nairobi to families across Kenya. Learners follow a defined academic pathway with small classes, syllabus planning, assignments, assessment, reporting and examination preparation.
Cambridge pathway
Cambridge Lower Secondary
IGCSE preparation and examination pathway
AS and A Level preparation
May/June and October/November 2027
Cambridge study with accountability
Online delivery, but with the academic systems of a school.
Cambridge classes are capped at 10 learners.
Teaching is organised around the learner's stage and examination timetable.
Attendance, reports, feedback and progress remain visible through the platform.
NHS documents syllabus coverage and academic progress for continuity and handover.
Subject structure
Breadth at IGCSE, focus at AS and A Level.
The subject structure is designed to keep options open while preventing an unmanageable timetable.
IGCSE · Years 10–11
Up to six subjects. Learners may select all four Group 2 subjects — Mathematics, Physics, Biology and Chemistry — while the overall six-subject maximum still applies.
Years 7–10 pathwayAS & A Level · Years 12–13
Up to four subjects, with teaching and progress monitoring organised around the selected examination series.
2027 cohortsIGCSE and A Level online
An IGCSE online school in Kenya, with a clear route into AS and A Level.
NHS supports learners who need structured Cambridge schooling without relocating. Year 10 and Year 11 learners follow an IGCSE pathway, while Years 12 and 13 receive AS and A Level teaching organised around their selected subjects and examination series.
IGCSE online school in Kenya
Live lessons, syllabus mapping, assignments, assessment, progress reporting and examination preparation for IGCSE learners. The programme is designed for families seeking a real online school rather than unsupported self-study.
IGCSE pathwayA Level homeschooling and online schooling
For families looking for homeschooling services for A Level students, NHS provides live AS and A Level teaching, progress monitoring, examination planning and parent-visible academic records for Years 12 and 13.
AS & A Level cohortsExaminations
Preparation, registration guidance and exam readiness.
NHS supports families with examination-series planning, deadlines, subject-code guidance, mock examinations and readiness reviews. Final external examination fees are separate from NHS tuition unless a written offer states otherwise.
Available across Kenya
A Nairobi-based Cambridge school without a Nairobi-only catchment.
Learners can enquire from Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Nanyuki, Naivasha and other locations because the core programme is delivered online.
Speak with admissionsFrequently asked questions
Cambridge online school in Kenya.
Which Cambridge years does NHS offer?
NHS supports Cambridge learners from Year 7 through Year 13.
How many subjects can an IGCSE learner take?
IGCSE learners may take up to six subjects. Group 2 allows Mathematics, Physics, Biology and Chemistry to be selected together, while the total subject limit remains six.
How many subjects can an AS or A Level learner take?
AS and A Level learners may take up to four subjects.
Where are final Cambridge examinations taken?
Final examinations are taken through British Council Kenya or another approved examination centre depending on candidate status, subjects and available arrangements.
Can learners join from outside Kenya?
Yes. Because teaching is online, families in East African cities such as Kampala, Juba, Addis Ababa and Dar es Salaam can enquire, subject to timetable, programme and examination-centre suitability.
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