Senior School

The Jaffery Academy Senior School representatives participated in the STEAM MAKER STEM regional competition. The team won the coveted engineering category prize position 1 and qualified for the National level to be held in August at the American Embassy in Nairobi. Congratulations to the team members Kian Moolraj and Omar Hamada under the guidance of

“We did it! Finishing our IGCSE has been an incredible journey filled with hard work, friendships, and unforgettable moments. Grateful for our amazing teachers and the memories we’ve created together.” To the Class of 2024: This is just the beginning! We are excited for the next adventure as we return for A-Levels. Let’s make it

Today marks the end of an incredible chapter and the beginning of a new adventure. We are grateful for the memories, the friendships, and the lessons learned along the way. Here’s to all the late nights, the hard work, and the unwavering support that got us here. We are thankful for all the amazing friends,

Senior Students actively participated in the eye and dental health checks organised as part of our Health and Wellness Week. At Jaffery Academy we ensure our students stay on top of their well-being.

Empowering our students with essential skills! Over the weekend, the Senior School Pastoral Department led a comprehensive training on peer counselling, focusing on empathy, active listening, and confidentiality. We’re proud to cultivate a community of compassionate peer counsellors who are ready to support their classmates. Together, we’re making a difference, one conversation at a time.

Our students recently participated in the Havard University MUN conference. This was a mind-blowing experience. The students learnt so much from students from other countries in Africa. They made new friends, collaborated in writing the resolutions and made connections with top leaders in education and Havard University. We received awards for ‘Best Diplomatic Delegates’ we

Senior School finalized their Book Week by donating books to the Tudor Primary School library managed by Hatua Network a community NGO that is dedicated to helping Mombasa youth elevate themselves from poverty to professional careers. Our students were happy to participate in contributing to the change of reading culture in the Mombasa community.

“A change is as good as a rest,” so goes the old English proverb. To stoke the creative fires of the Senior Students, the Book Week ended by marking the ‘No Bag Day’. It was amazing how the learners came up with ingenious ways of bringing their stuff to school. And the most creative ones

Senior school students celebrated Art in a spectacular show. Our students showcased their exemplary work, made confident presentations to guests and participated in collaborative Art projects throughout the session. The Art Festival brought together students and 12 Art teachers from eight schools in a fun-filled event.