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Pupils playing football on the school field
Private day school · Playgroup to Grade 9 · Nakuru

Where curious children find their wings

A private CBC school in Nakuru with small classes, a science garden, daily sport and school buses across town. January, May and September intakes.

22pupils per class, at most
1:11teacher to pupil ratio
12clubs and sports
6bus routes across Nakuru
Learning

The CBC done properly, with time for every child

Small classes mean teachers know how each child learns. We follow the Competency Based Curriculum from Playgroup to Junior School, with projects, practicals and regular reports parents can actually read.

Early Years

Playgroup, PP1 and PP2. Learning through play, reading readiness, Kiswahili songs and a gentle start to the school day.

Primary, Grades 1 to 6

Strong literacy and numeracy, hands-on science in our garden and lab, coding from Grade 4 and weekly library time.

Junior School, Grades 7 to 9

Specialist subject teachers, pre-technical studies, agriculture plots and guided preparation for senior school pathways.

Teacher and pupils growing seedlings in jars
School life

Learning by doing, every single day

Pupils grow seedlings, run experiments and present their projects to parents each term. Afternoons are for sport, music and clubs.

  • Football, athletics, swimming and chess
  • Music, drama and a school choir
  • Coding, robotics and environment clubs
  • Hot lunch and a mid-morning snack, made on site
Fees 2027

Clear fees, per term, no hidden extras

Fees include tuition, lunch, books and stationery, and most clubs. Transport is optional and priced by route.

LevelTuition per termLunch and snack
Playgroup to PP2KSh 45,000Included
Grades 1 to 3KSh 58,000Included
Grades 4 to 6KSh 64,000Included
Grades 7 to 9 (Junior School)KSh 72,000Included
School busKSh 9,000 to 14,000By route

One-off admission fee KSh 10,000. 5% off for a second child. Pay per term or in three monthly instalments.

M-Pesa PaybillBank transferCardInstalment plan
Getting to school

Six bus routes across Nakuru

Buses leave from 6:30am with a teacher on board, and parents get an SMS when their child is picked up and dropped off.

MilimaniSection 58LanetKiamunyiFree AreaRacecourse
Admissions

Joining Tausi Ridge in four steps

  1. Book a visitTour the school on a weekday morning or a Saturday open day.
  2. Apply onlineFill in the form and upload the birth certificate and last report.
  3. Meet the class teacherA relaxed assessment so we can place your child in the right class.
  4. Confirm your placePay the admission fee by M-Pesa and receive the uniform and book list.
Deputy head teacher welcoming a father and daughter in the library
Visit us

See the school for yourself

Tours run Monday to Friday at 9am and 2pm, and on the first Saturday of every month. Bring your child; they are welcome to join a class for the morning.

FAQs

Questions parents ask

Is Tausi Ridge a boarding school?

No. We are a private day school, with buses across Nakuru and an after-school club until 5:30pm for working parents.

Do you follow CBC?

Yes, from Playgroup to Grade 9, with extra time for reading, coding and practical science.

Can my child join mid-year?

Yes, if there is space in the class. We take new pupils in January, May and September, and at other times by arrangement.

How do I pay fees?

By M-Pesa Paybill, bank transfer or card, per term or in three monthly instalments. Every payment gets an instant receipt.