Braeburn Garden Estate School

In a number of ways - e.g. Specktron boards, iPads, computing suites

Football, hockey, basketball, squash, tennis, Cross-country running and also swimming. Boys will also have the opportunity to play cricket and rugby whilst girls will also play rounders and netball; both play field hockey. Opportunities are created for the eldest students to take part in non-competitive sport such as yoga, zumba, CrossFit, dance and personal fitness. Our extensive range of co-curricular activities supports our main sports programmes giving children the opportunities to learn golf, horse riding, sailing, karate and tae kwondo.

Yes, Sports programmes offer Saturday training sessions to further develop students’ abilities and as a member of the KAIIS (Kenya Association of Independent International Schools) we participate extensively in inter-school sport offering our students high quality competitive sport.

Extensive Playing fields & practise areas to accommodate all team sports including: Football, Rugby, Field hockey, Rounders, Netball, Cricket, Athletics, Basketball, Indoor sports hall, Squash & Tennis courts, 25m Swimming Pool and an EYU pool, Aerobics/dance studio, Free Weights gymnasium

Yes, we have a team of inclusion teachers who are trained in special needs and offer varying levels of support through a range of programs dependent on individual needs.

We have tiered support which is tailored depending on the specific needs of the child. This ranges from one to one support to supporting the class teachers with in class strategies.

Through quality first teaching, extra curricular activities, specialised clubs and team events.

Yes, we have a couple of options and support parents with making the choice of who to use.