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Homeschooling in Nairobi · Established 2010

Homeschooling in Nairobi with live teaching, clear structure and real academic records.

NHS Online School supports families searching for homeschooling or home schooling in Nairobi who want a serious alternative to conventional daily school attendance. Learners can follow Cambridge Years 7–13 through live online classes, add one-to-one tuition where needed and remain connected through selected social and co-curricular activities.

At a glance

Cambridge Years 7–13

Lower Secondary, IGCSE, AS and A Level pathways.

Live online schooling

Structured teaching with attendance, assignments and progress tracking.

Small Cambridge classes

Cambridge classes are capped at 10 learners.

Nairobi base, wider reach

Online programmes serve families across Kenya and abroad.

What homeschooling with NHS can look like

One school, several ways to support the learner.

Families do not all need the same arrangement. NHS combines full online schooling, targeted tuition, holiday academic support and social opportunities under one school platform.

Cambridge online school

Years 7–13 follow scheduled live teaching, syllabus mapping, assignments, assessments, reporting and documented academic progress.

Cambridge programme

One-to-one tuition

Individual online or in-person lessons can be arranged by subject, curriculum, learner level and schedule.

Private tuition

Holiday academic support

The six-week CBE programme helps learners maintain momentum, recover learning gaps and use part of the long holiday productively without turning it into another full school day.

Holiday programme

Social and co-curricular activities

Selected sports, creative, leadership and career-discovery activities help learners interact beyond the screen. Some activities are also open to non-NHS families.

Explore activities

For Nairobi families

Structure without tying learning to one daily commute.

Nairobi families often choose online schooling because of relocation, travel, long commutes, changing school places, demanding sports schedules or the need for a smaller academic setting. NHS keeps the academic day organised while allowing learning to happen from home.

Live classes and defined timetables rather than unsupported self-study.
Attendance, assignments, assessments and teacher feedback are recorded.
Parents retain visibility through reports, communication and the learner record.
Transfer documentation can support a later move into another school.

Nairobi and surrounding areas

Online access is not limited by neighbourhood.

Families can join live online programmes from Upper Hill, Kilimani, Kileleshwa, Lavington, Westlands, Karen, Runda, Gigiri, Syokimau, Athi River and other parts of Nairobi and its wider metropolitan area. In-person one-to-one tuition is subject to teacher availability and location.

Families outside Nairobi can use the same online model. See our homeschooling in Kenya guide for nationwide access, Cambridge pathways and online support.

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Academic accountability

Parents should be able to see what is actually happening.

Syllabus coverage

Teaching is mapped against the learner's programme and examination pathway.

Parent reporting

Progress, attendance and teacher feedback are communicated through the school platform.

Learning Passport

A continuing learner record brings academic information together across the programme.

Exam preparation

Cambridge learners receive examination planning, mock practice and readiness support.

Frequently asked questions

Homeschooling in Nairobi with NHS.

Does NHS provide homeschooling in Nairobi only?

No. NHS is based in Nairobi, but live online programmes are available to learners across Kenya and internationally. In-person tuition depends on teacher availability and the learner's location.

Which Cambridge levels are available?

NHS currently supports Cambridge learners from Year 7 through Year 13, including Lower Secondary, IGCSE, AS Level and A Level pathways.

Are the lessons live or recorded?

Core teaching is delivered through live lessons. Recordings and digital resources may support catch-up and revision, but they are not a substitute for regular participation in live teaching.

Can a learner move back to a physical school later?

NHS maintains attendance, assessment, syllabus-coverage and progress records that can support an orderly transition. Final placement and credit recognition remain the decision of the receiving school.

How are Cambridge examinations handled?

NHS supports examination-entry planning and readiness. Final examinations are taken through British Council Kenya or another approved examination centre depending on candidate status, subjects and available arrangements.

NHS Online School

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