TOP A LEVEL PERFORMERS

Mathew Maina 1A* 2 As

Soumyaa Veerakumar 3As

Mihir Rotagi 1A* 1A 1B

Atiyah Mukhi 2As 1B

Rita Ogao 2As 1B

TOP IGCSE PERFORMERS

Sree Sundararaman 11A*

Reanna Varsani 9A*

Camille Sharon 7A* 2A 2B

Venus Mushinzimana 6A* 3A

Mikhail Darwesh 5A* 3A 1B

EXAMINATION RESULTS 2018

A REWARDING YEAR

IGCSE RESULTS- 83%  A* TO C GRADE

A LEVEL RESULTS - 100% PASS RATE

                                   80% A* to C

BTEC LEVEL 3 SPORT- 100% DISTINCTION*

As part of the year 4 History Curriculum, we have been learning about the construction of the Kenyan Railway. We wanted to support the children's studies by taking them to the Railway Museum where they had the opportunity to listen to an informative talk, study artifacts from the railway, see and explore the train carriages and have their questions answered by experts. Some of the pupils favourite parts of the trip was getting to sit in seats that Queen Elizabeth had sat in, touching the claws of the man eating lions and exploring the train carriage that the man eating lions had been inside. We ended the day with some fun on a water slide and bouncy castles. All in all, a very lovely day. 

On the 14^th of May, Year 5 embarked on an educational visit to Mombasa. The trip was prepared and led by the Infinity Outdoors team who organised a schedule of beach and pool games, paired with outdoor educational trips to historic and naturalistic sites.

The team had the chance to visit Fort Jesus where they learnt about the historically rich, at times brutal, past of Mombasa, and the influence it had on international trade. They also spent the afternoon exploring the grounds of Haller Park- once a quarry wasteland transformed into an ecological park. Here the children fed giraffes, observed hippos and century-old tortoises and walked through the butterfly pavilion whilst learning about the positive ecological impact of the area.

The trip was a resounding success both academically and socially. For most of the children, it was the first time travelling on a plane and staying overnight without their parents or guardians. They took it in their stride and showed independence and resilience. Furthermore, it was clear the positive impact the trip had on the unity and comeradery of the year group. They returned on the Wednesday exhausted, but with a renewed respect and understanding for each other.

A huge thanks must go to Reef Hotel Mombasa for accommodating and feeding 50 excited children and the Infinity Outdoors team for organising and coordinating such a fantastic trip. Until next year!