JAM

I have been a student at Jaffery Academy for 15 years, and it was there that my passion ignited for engineering and computing during my A-Levels. I am sincerely grateful for the support received from the school, predominantly my teachers, without whom It would not have been possible to achieve the necessary qualifications to make

Jaffery Academy has been a valuable pillar to me, having spent the early 15 years of my life in this loving and nurturing environment. In the real sense, Jaffery Academy is my home; the Board of Directors, the teachers in the nursery, Junior and High school and the entire staff moulded me into who I

I’ve been a part of Jaffery Academy ever since I was a little girl. Through heavy rainfall, bright sunshine, and cloudy mists – I’ve been through it all with them. I really created a family here with the staff, teachers, and my classmates, where we made fond memories and shared learning curves. In a time

I have spent the most part of my life so far in Jaffery Academy. Most of the people I know are through the institution including my immediate superior at work. The most important thing that I have learned in my years there, is that for effective learning you must fully respect the one teaches. It

I have graduated medical school, completed my specialist physician training and am currently working as an Epilepsy medical specialist and researcher in Australia. The foundations of my academic-clinician career have been and continue to be heavily influenced by the culture and values of Jaffery Academy, Mombasa which I attended from 1990-2004 (14 years) for my