Online school in Nairobi · Cambridge Years 7–13
A live online school in Nairobi, accessible across East Africa and beyond.
NHS Online School combines live Cambridge teaching with a timetable, small classes, assignments, assessment, parent communication and a permanent learner record. Families can join from Nairobi, elsewhere in Kenya and across East Africa, subject to timetable and programme suitability.
Online learning essentials
Why families choose online schooling
The convenience of home, with the discipline of a real academic programme.
Online schooling can reduce commuting and make relocation or travel easier, but flexibility only works when teaching remains organised. NHS therefore keeps the structures families expect from school.
Live teacher access
Learners meet teachers in scheduled classes, ask questions and receive feedback rather than relying only on self-paced content.
A visible academic record
Attendance, assignments, assessments, reports and syllabus coverage are recorded so progress is not invisible.
Parent visibility
Parents can follow progress and communication through the NHS platform instead of waiting until the end of term to discover problems.
Continuity during transitions
Families waiting for a school place or moving between countries can keep academic work moving while retaining handover documentation.
Cambridge pathway
From Lower Secondary to A Level.
NHS supports Cambridge learners from Year 7 to Year 13. The pathway covers Lower Secondary, structured IGCSE study and AS/A Level preparation.
Not limited to Nairobi
One online school, accessible well beyond Nairobi.
Because core delivery is online, families can enquire from Mombasa, Kisumu, Kampala, Juba, Addis Ababa, Dar es Salaam and other locations without relocating to Nairobi. The same structured Cambridge programme is available subject to time-zone, timetable and programme suitability.
Frequently asked questions
Online schooling in Nairobi with NHS.
Is NHS a live online school?
Yes. Core teaching is delivered through scheduled live lessons supported by assignments, assessments, resources and recorded material where appropriate.
How large are the Cambridge classes?
Cambridge classes are capped at 10 learners to preserve teacher access and meaningful participation.
Can learners join from outside Nairobi?
Yes. The online school can serve learners across Kenya, East Africa and internationally, subject to timetable and programme suitability. Families in Mombasa, Kisumu, Kampala, Juba, Addis Ababa and Dar es Salaam can enquire.
Do parents receive progress information?
Yes. NHS records attendance, assignments, assessments and progress, with parent reporting and communication built into the school platform.
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