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For parents & guardians
A world-class education, closer to home.
Under-18 boarding and day routes at established international schools across East Africa, for families seeking curriculum continuity, structured pastoral care, and a clear path to university, without sending a child across the world just yet.
KenyaRwandaTanzania
What parents weigh
The questions that matter before a child boards.
Boarding qualityPastoral careInternational curriculumUniversity preparationPeer groupTravel logisticsAlumni pathways
The routes
Established international schools across the region.
Established international schools families across the region trust. Register interest and Praecip will help you compare routes and place your child with confidence.
Popular with Ugandans
Nairobi, Kenya
International School (Nairobi route)
Established international boarding provision with strong university placement and pastoral structures.
IB Diploma / CambridgeBoarding & DayAges 11–18
Fees from
$9,000 / yr
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Kigali, Rwanda
International School (Kigali route)
Modern campus with a regional reputation for safety and structured boarding life.
Cambridge / IGCSEBoardingAges 12–18
Fees from
Not yet confirmed
Arusha, Tanzania
International School (Arusha route)
Long-standing boarding community in a calm setting with established alumni pathways.
IB / CambridgeBoarding & DayAges 11–18
Fees from
$8,500 / yr
Before you send a child abroad
Boarding at a young age is as much an emotional decision as an academic one. Visit if you can, ask hard questions about pastoral care and supervision, and confirm fees, refunds and guardianship arrangements in writing before you commit.
Compare every route
From fees and curriculum to boarding life and university outcomes, Praecip helps you compare regional schools side by side. Start from the overseas-education hub, or tell us which route you are weighing and we will guide your shortlist.
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