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OUR PROGRAMS

We don't chase exam averages. We chase curious minds.

In Kitale, we're building academic programs that feel as personal as they are purposeful. Small classes, real questions, and a teacher who knows your child's name from day one.

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WHAT WE OFFER

What kind of courses does a new school in Kitale offer?

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English, math, science, and social studies taught with examples from Kitale and Trans-Nzoia County.

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YOUR CHILD'S DAY

See how a day at our school unfolds

We build a curriculum around what your child needs next, not a rigid system. Each term, we adjust to the pace of the class, making sure no one gets left behind or held back.

A campus built for growing minds. 29 classrooms, student dorms, a 100+ seat library, science labs, a swimming pool, an ICT centre, a resource centre, a chapel, a dining hall, and a school dispensary.

We keep our spaces simple and manageable. Every room gets used every day, and nothing sits empty waiting for enrollment numbers to catch up.

Students in maroon and blue uniforms pose for a photo before a yellow school bus.
Students in chef hats and aprons prepare fresh vegetables at an outdoor cooking station.
A girl runs with a rugby ball while two teammates watch on a dusty field.
Students in blue uniforms and red ties raise their hands at wooden school desks.
Schoolgirls in red vests sit on grass, eating sandwiches and drinking orange soda together.
Boys in red and yellow shirts line up on a dirt field with soccer ball.
Students in maroon and blue uniforms pose for a photo before a yellow school bus.
Students in chef hats and aprons prepare fresh vegetables at an outdoor cooking station.
A girl runs with a rugby ball while two teammates watch on a dusty field.
Students in blue uniforms and red ties raise their hands at wooden school desks.
Schoolgirls in red vests sit on grass, eating sandwiches and drinking orange soda together.
Boys in red and yellow shirts line up on a dirt field with soccer ball.
A warm, documentary-style medium shot of a child in Kitale, Kenya, proudly holding up a handmade paper craft project
WHAT FAMILIES SAY

The legacy schools difference

Legacy Schools is an educational institution based in Kitale, Kenya, dedicated to providing academic services to the local community.

My daughter used to dread going to school. Now she wakes up early and actually looks forward to her classes. That quiet confidence we see growing in her — that's the real change.

Grace Mwangi

Parent of a grade 5 student

The teachers here don't just go through the motions. They notice when a student is struggling and they actually adjust. That personal attention changed everything for my son.

Daniel Kiprop

Parent of two students at Legacy

I was nervous about moving to a new school, but everyone was so welcoming. The teachers learned my name on the first day and my classmates made me feel part of things right away.

Amina Hassan

Grade 7 student

What impressed me most was the openness. Legacy Schools invited us to come see the campus, meet the teachers, and ask every question we had. No rush, no pressure — just honesty.

Sarah Wekesa

Prospective parent

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APPLY TODAY

See your name on a desk. Feel the chalk dust. Take your seat.

We're a family-sized school where your child belongs from day one. Simple forms, quick answers, no waiting.

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