Greensteds International School
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- Private school
- Levels
- Nursery, Primary, Secondary
- Curriculum
- Cambridge, International Baccalaureate (IB)
- Size
- 400 students
- Location
- Nakuru Town East, Nakuru
- Founded
- 1936
- Gender
- Mixed (boys & girls)
- Boarding
- Day & boarding
Greensteds is an established co-educational day and boarding international school located near Nakuru, offering the British curriculum and IB program. The school is known for its dedication to fostering a nurturing environment for both local and international students.
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Curriculum & education system
Curriculum
IGCSECambridge (IGCSE / A Level)A British-based international curriculum from Cambridge University Press & Assessment. Children follow Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary, sit IGCSE exams at about 16, then AS and A Levels at about 18, which universities worldwide accept. Read more in our curriculum guideIBInternational Baccalaureate (IB)An international programme from age 3 to 19 that teaches through projects and inquiry: PYP (3 to 12), MYP (11 to 16), and the IB Diploma or Career-related Programme (16 to 19). The IB Diploma is widely respected by universities. Read more in our curriculum guide
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Levels offered
NurseryPrimarySecondary
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