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The all-weather football pitch seen from directly above

A full day, every day.

A day at Rockfields

From the first bell to lights out.

Lessons, labs, meals, sport and service, all within a short walk of one another.

07:30
LessonsFirst lesson.Bright classrooms. The teacher knows every boy by name, so hands go up early.
A lesson in a bright classroom
10:00
LaboratoriesInto the labs.Wiring circuits, running titrations, looking down the microscope. Every pair of boys has its own equipment.
A teacher helps two boys with a circuit
11:30
Computing & studyA computer each.Computing in the ICT suite, then the quiet of the Resource Centre for reading and research.
A boy at his computer in the ICT suite
13:00
Dining hallThe whole school eats together.Cooked in our own kitchen. Chapati rolled by hand, rice and beans served steaming.
Boys talking over lunch in the dining hall
16:00
SportOut to the fields.Afternoons are for the pitch, the pool and the courts, with open Kajiado country all around.
Football training
17:30
CharacterClubs and cadets.The lawns fill with clubs, societies and the St John Ambulance cadets before supper.
Cadets in line
20:00
HomeBack to the residences.Evening prep, a call home, and the walk back across the lawns to lights out.
The residences
Sport at Rockfields

Every boy plays.
The talented ones go further.

More than fifteen sports, and every boy plays something. For the ones with real talent we are building the programme into a multi-sport academy, with proper coaching, exposure to competition outside Kenya and a route towards the professional game. Kenyan athletes, among them sprinter Ferdinand Omanyala, work with us to spot talent early.

FootballFull-size all-weather pitch
SwimmingLane pool
BasketballOutdoor court
Boys training on the all-weather pitch
Boys swimming in the school pool
Cadets at drill with their instructor
Clubs, societies & service

Standing
a little taller.

With more than ten clubs and societies, every boy finds something beyond the classroom. Many join the St John Ambulance cadets and learn first aid, drill and how to look after other people. It gives a boy a kind of confidence that lasts.

10+Clubs & societies
15+Sports
Eagle RadioPilot episode coming soon

By the boys.
For everyone listening.

Eagle Radio is a podcast and campus radio run by the boys. They choose the topics, do the research, host the conversations and produce every episode. Along the way they learn to think clearly, speak well and handle a microphone.

The shows

The Big QuestionOne big question per episode: technology, leadership, the environment, life after school.
The Locker RoomInside Rockfields sport: athletes, coaches, training and match-day stories.
Flight DeckAviation, science and how things work, with the people who build and fly them.
The PitchYoung entrepreneurs share their ideas, and Kenyan business builders share what they learned.
Sauti Yetu“Our voice”: conversations in Kiswahili on culture, community and growing up in Kenya.

Boarding, done well.

The residences sit around shared gardens, with staff houses in between. Evening prep and lights out are kept by people who know each boy.

The residences around shared gardens Staff flats standing beside the boys’ residences Cooks rolling chapati in the school kitchen A cook laughing as she turns chapati on the stove Boys talking over lunch in the dining hall Inside the dining hall, under its steel roof

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