Lessons matter, but so do the afternoons, the evenings and the weekends. This is what life is like for a learner in the Tumaini group.
Every day
Six things that shape a Tumaini week
Academic work is the core of the week. These are the routines that fill the rest of it.
Boarding and pastoral care
Tumaini Senior Secondary is boarding only for all O-Level and A-Level students; Tumaini Junior Primary School runs both day and boarding programmes. Supervised study, clear routines and staff who know every learner by name.
Clubs and student leadership
Debate, music, drama, environmental and academic clubs, plus elected class and house representatives, so every learner has a place to lead and a group to belong to.
Sport for every level
Football, athletics, basketball and netball run through the Sports Academy pathway, with inter-school competitions and house teams that make the school day more than lessons.
Music, drama and the arts
Performance is part of the school year, not an extra. Learners take part in choirs, drama productions and arts showcases in front of the whole school.
Community service
Environmental projects and community outreach connect learning to the world beyond the gate, supported by our conservation and UNESCO-aligned partnerships.
Meals and daily life
Nutritious meals, health supervision and a calm daily routine keep learners in the best condition for learning — on campus and in the dormitories.
Boarding houses
A secure home away from home.
Clubs & activities
Music, drama, debate and more.
Sport
Football, athletics, basketball, netball.
Community
Service and environmental projects.
By campus
Student life in each school
The rhythm differs by age and by campus, but the expectations are the same everywhere.