This week we celebrated Swahili Week at the Academy, which focuses on the role of Swahili in the 21st century! Through the Academy’s academic programme, our Primary Years Programme students learn and appreciate the unique cultures of Kenya.

The setting of resolutions has long been the tradition of people around the world and we at the Aga Khan Academy Mombasa are no different. Students, teachers and organisational leaders alike have gotten the opportunity to reflect on the past year and set out a path for the next. A path guided by purpose and discipline.

The Aga Khan Academies aim to develop open-minded and pluralistic leaders by equipping students with the tools and opportunities to create positive change in their local communities. One such leadership opportunity is the Student Representative Council (SRC), a peer-elected student body that strives to represent the voices of students while serving as the liaison between the student body and the administration.

Young Farmers, a Junior School Passion Project, provides students with the opportunity to explore their passion for farming and agriculture.