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Curriculum IPC (International Primary Curriculum), British Curriculum
Taught languages Arabic
Strengths Outdoor Education, Visual and Creative Arts, Sport
Clubs Arts and Creative, Lifestyle and Wellbeing, Social and Hobbies
Stages Early Years, Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School
Introduction
Bright International Academy is an integrated nursery and primary school in Nyali, Mombasa, Kenya, serving children aged 1 to 11. The curriculum blends the British National Curriculum with Islamic studies, offering playgroup through Year 4 integrated learning. In Year 1, Cambridge Primary is followed, covering English, mathematics, science, art and craft, global perspectives and physical education, while staff are British-trained. The Islamic programme includes Tawhid, Seerah, Quran, Qaidah, Arabic and khat, taught alongside secular subjects within a single, welcoming environment. The motto Knowledge is light reflects the emphasis on pursuing knowledge in both faith and reason. Facilities encourage learning through play and include a large outdoor area, a feature that stimulates exploration. Secular lessons emphasize numeracy, literacy, Jolly Phonics, IT, environmental studies and creative arts. Extracurricular activities include taekwondo, pottery, roller skating, swimming and art and craft. The school aims to nurture an Islamic character alongside academic achievement for all.
Bright International Academy has 300 pupils, instruction in English.
Location
Neem Avenue, off Greenwood Drive, Mombasa. The school is located in Mombasa, Kenya, in a residential and urban area accessible by local roads. It serves Nursery through Primary levels (Nursery: PG to KG3; Primary: Year 1 to Year 4).
Stages
Nursery and Primary (Nursery: PG–KG3; Primary: Year 1–Year 4).
Type
Integrated nursery and primary school.
Country affiliation
Kenya
Fees
Annual tuition at Bright International Academy ranges from KES 86,000 to KES 198,000 for 2026/27.
Application fees and new-student charges
- Admission fee (paid once at enrolment): KES 5,000. - Caution deposit (refundable): KES 5,000.
Tuition fees (per term by year group)
Kindergarten (tuition per term): - PG (1–2 years): KES 26,000 per term. - KG1 (2–3 years): KES 29,000 per term. - KG2 (3–4 years): KES 33,000 per term. - KG3 (4–5 years): KES 36,000 per term.
Primary (tuition per term): - Year 1: KES 55,000 per term. - Year 2: KES 60,000 per term. - Year 3: KES 60,000 per term. - Year 4: KES 60,000 per term.
Tuition fees (annual calculation)
- Annual tuition amounts can be calculated as three terms per academic year (term fee × 3). Using that method: - PG annual tuition: KES 78,000 (KES 26,000 × 3). - KG1 annual tuition: KES 87,000 (KES 29,000 × 3). - KG2 annual tuition: KES 99,000 (KES 33,000 × 3). - KG3 annual tuition: KES 108,000 (KES 36,000 × 3). - Year 1 annual tuition: KES 165,000 (KES 55,000 × 3). - Years 2–4 annual tuition: KES 180,000 each (KES 60,000 × 3).
Books, stationery and uniform
- Books and stationery: - Kindergarten: KES 8,000 per year. - Primary: KES 18,000 per year. - School uniform and PE kit are not included in tuition and are charged separately; parents are required to obtain uniform items separately.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Fees are billed per term and invoiced in August, December and April. Parents are expected to pay according to the term billing schedule. - Sibling discount on tuition only: - Second child: 5% discount on tuition fees. - Third child and subsequent siblings: 10% discount on tuition fees. - First child is not entitled to a discount.
Boarding fees
- No boarding fees are listed; the school operates as a day school for the classes shown (no boarding charges provided).
Other charges and typical additional costs
- One-off admission fee and refundable caution deposit at enrolment (see amounts above). - Books and stationery annual charge as above. - Uniform and PE kit costs are additional (amounts not listed).
Refunds and refundable items
- The caution deposit (KES 5,000) is explicitly stated as refundable. No additional formal refund policy details are listed for tuition or other fees on the fee summary.
Fee payment options
- M-Pesa send-money to 0748795099. - Bank transfer / cash deposit to: - Bank: Gulf African Bank - Account No: 0900448101 - Account Name: Bright Noor Academy Limited.
Concise note on the available fee information
- The fee schedule and all numeric amounts provided above are taken from the school's published fee summary for the academic-year fee listing. The page lists term fees and the billed months (August, December and April) and states which charges are refundable or excluded from tuition.
Academics
Bright International Academy teaches IPC (International Primary Curriculum), British Curriculum for students aged 1 to 11.
Curriculum
Bright International Academy uses the British National Curriculum in playgroup, KG1, KG2, and KG3. Year 1 follows the Cambridge Primary curriculum. Cambridge Primary covers English, mathematics, science, art and craft, global perspectives and physical education. Staff are British-trained and have knowledge of Jolly Phonics, numeracy, literacy, IT, environmental studies, creative arts and art and craft. There is a large outdoor play area that stimulates learning.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school fosters each child's intellectual, social, physical and moral development in an academic-rich environment and provides a welcoming, safe, and supportive Islamic learning environment.
Mental Wellbeing
The school provides a safe and supportive learning environment that supports students' mental well-being.
Safeguarding
The school provides a safe, Islamic environment that supports student welfare.
Admissions
Admissions
Admission is in progress. Call 0748795099 to learn more about our admission requirements.
FAQs
What age range does Bright International Academy serve?
Bright International Academy serves students from age 1 to 11.
What curriculum does Bright International Academy follow?
Bright International Academy uses the British National Curriculum in playgroup, KG1, KG2, and KG3. Year 1 follows the Cambridge Primary curriculum. Cambridge Primary covers English, mathematics, science, art and craft, global perspectives and physical education.
What are the tuition fees at Bright International Academy?
Annual fees range from approximately 86,000 to 198,000.
Is Bright International Academy a day school or boarding school?
Bright International Academy operates as a day school.
Is Bright International Academy co-educational?
Yes, Bright International Academy is a co-educational school welcoming both boys and girls.
Where is Bright International Academy located?
Neem Avenue, off Greenwood Drive, Mombasa. The school is located in Mombasa, Kenya, in a residential and urban area accessible by local roads. It serves Nursery through Primary levels (Nursery: PG to KG3; Primary: Year 1 to Year 4).
How many students attend Bright International Academy?
Bright International Academy has approximately 300 students.
Does Bright International Academy provide learning support for students with additional needs?
There is no publicly available information about dedicated SEN provision. Families should contact the school directly to discuss individual learning needs.
How do I apply to Bright International Academy?
Admission is in progress. Call 0748795099 to learn more about our admission requirements.
What extracurricular activities are available at Bright International Academy?
Bright International Academy follows the Integrated British National Curriculum (IPC and Edexcel Pearson) alongside the Kenya National Curriculum. The school offers playgroup, KG1, KG2, KG3 and Year 1 to 4.
What languages are taught at Bright International Academy?
Arabic is taught as part of the Islamic curriculum, including Tawhid, Seerah, Quran, Qaidah and Khat. English literacy is taught through the British National Curriculum, with Jolly Phonics included in secular lessons.
