Nairobi Academy Kindergarten

Also called Kenwood Kindergarten, NAK was started in 1991, follows the British National Curriculum - Rajinder Walia. It is currently in the able hands of Mrs.

Nairobi Academy Kindergarten was started as Kenwood Kindergarten in 1991 by Mrs. This small school with a big heart has grown tremendously over the years. We follow the British National Curriculum - Early Childhood Education. The children, having graduated from Kenwood Kindergarten in Kenya and all over the World, are our testimony.

- Aanya Shah currently in Kenton College, Year 2 says; ‘it feels

like home when I visit Kenwood Kindergarten.’

- Menaka Soni currently studying Optometry in Cardiff University says; “The most profound memory I have of Kenwood Kindergarten is that my teachers always made me feel special, which is a very important feeling for young children. I used to be excited to go to school every day and my mum said I never cried! The school used to encourage me to read books and I think this is where my love of reading stems from. I also remember eating school lunches as a family of students, teachers and assistants and I truly believe my Kenwood Kindergarten days are some of the best days of my life!”

- “All I really need to learn, I learned in Kindergarten” – Robert Fulghum

The quaint school is located on General Mathenge Drive in the green, primarily residential area of Lower Sping Valley (Westlands Sub-County), Nairobi City County. Alka Raja and her dedicated staff.

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The Nairobi Academy Kindergarten is now part of the larger Nairobi Academy fraternity, which was founded by a visionary educationist, Mr. Frank Bentley, in 1976. The School has enjoyed over 40 years of success and comprises of a Kindergatten, Prep School and Secondary School. The essence of Nairobi Academy Schools is:
- A healthy learning environment that prepares the 'whole person'.
- A friendly and stimulating atmosphere that is both happy and secure.
-A platform for students to exploit and enhance their inherent potential and talents.
- An arena that challenges students, while creating a social awareness and sense of responsibility. The "main school" is located on Academy Road, Lang'ata, Nairobi.