Academic Excellence
All three CBC pathways on one campus: STEM, Arts & Sports Science and Social Sciences. Classes of about 35.

Fifty acres of open country in Kajiado, an hour out of Nairobi. A boy who joins us in Grade 7 can stay until he finishes Grade 12.

Learning here is a conversation, not a lecture. Every boy is noticed, every question is answered.
Our crest shows an eagle rising over a mountain at sunrise. That is the whole idea of the school: give a boy solid ground to stand on, then the confidence to go a long way beyond it.
Junior Secondary (Grades 7 to 9) and Senior School (Grades 10 to 12) share one campus. The teachers who know him in Grade 7 are still here when he sits his final exams.
All three CBC pathways on one campus: STEM, Arts & Sports Science and Social Sciences. Classes of about 35.
Every teacher lives on the compound. There is a nurse in the dispensary and a kitchen that cooks three meals a day.
Aviation and entrepreneurship, so a boy leaves with a direction as well as a certificate.
St John Ambulance cadets and more than ten clubs and societies. Boys learn to serve, and to lead.
A boy chooses the CBC pathway that suits him. Agriculture and Aviation are on offer too, and three programmes run alongside the timetable: sport, aviation and enterprise.

Every STEM track, Arts & Sports Science, and Social Sciences with French. Labs with equipment for every pair of boys, and a computer each in the ICT suite.
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More than fifteen sports, a full-size all-weather pitch and a lane pool. We are building the programme into a multi-sport academy, with Kenyan athletes such as sprinter Ferdinand Omanyala helping us spot talent early.
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An introduction to flight and aeronautics for boys who want to know how things work, and an enterprise programme where boys build something real and run it.
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First lesson. Hands go up early.

Circuits, titrations, microscopes. Boys do the experiments themselves.

Reading and research in the quiet of the Resource Centre.

The whole school eats together. Chapati is rolled by hand.

Out to the pitch, the pool and the courts.

Clubs and cadets on the lawns before supper.

Prep, a call home, then lights out in the residences.
A podcast and campus radio hosted and produced by Rockfields boys: debates, sport, aviation, enterprise, and conversations in Kiswahili.
Two short films shot on the campus. Watch them, then come and walk it with us.
Sample quotes for layout. Real family voices are being collected and will replace these.
“I was worried about sending him so far from home. Then I saw where he sleeps, who cooks his food and that there is a nurse on the compound. These days he calls on Sunday to tell us about football.”
“Rockfields taught me to stand up and speak. Six years with the same teachers meant nobody let me hide. By the time I got to university I already knew how to work.”
“The best part is the afternoons. The pitch, the pool, the cadets. What surprised me was the labs. We do the experiments ourselves, every pair of us.”

We admit boys into every grade from 7 to 12, and the Grade 7 intake for 2027 is open now. For fees, call or WhatsApp the admissions office and we will send you the full structure.