Wellington College International to Open School in Tatu City

By Jacquelyne Arusei | NAIROBI,

Rendeavour has partnered with Wellington College Education to establish Wellington College International Kenya, a new co-educational day and boarding school at Tatu City.

The school, set to open in September 2028, will accommodate up to 1,500 students aged 3 to 18, offering a British international curriculum to learners from Kenya, across Africa, and around the world.

Developers say the institution will mirror the values and academic excellence of Wellington College, one of the UK’s most respected co-educational schools.

The Kenya campus will be the second in Africa under the partnership, following Wellington College International Lagos in Alaro City. The project is part of Rendeavour’s broader plan to expand access to world-class education within its master-planned cities across the continent.

Located within Tatu City’s fast-growing mixed-use development, the school will benefit from modern infrastructure, green spaces, and family-friendly amenities, positioning it as a major hub for international education in East Africa.