Opened
1994
The original three school blocks opened together
About Us
A non-profit, co-educational day school serving more than 800 learners from EYFS through A-Level within one connected community.

The vision for Shah Lalji Nangpar Academy took shape in 1988–1989 through the educational work of the Visa Oshwal Community. The Nangpar Raimal family of Nakuru Industries supported the project with land and substantial assistance.
Community contributions helped the original Nursery, Primary and Secondary blocks open in January 1994 with approximately 200 learners. From that beginning, the academy has grown into a connected school community serving more than 800 learners from EYFS through A-Level.
Opened
1994
The original three school blocks opened together
Learners
800+
From EYFS through A-Level
Pathway
Cambridge
Early learning to Sixth Form
School type
Non-profit
A co-educational day school in Nakuru
The academy’s development is reflected in a campus that brings learning, community life and wider opportunity together. These spaces tell the story of a school that has continued to grow around its learners.

The campus
A place built around community

Wider opportunity
Facilities that extend learning

Today
One journey from EYFS to A-Level
How the campus grew
The campus expanded beyond its original teaching blocks to include an international-standard auditorium, a swimming pool and broad indoor and outdoor sports facilities.
Each stage of development has supported the same purpose: widening access to high-quality education and giving learners space to study, create, compete and grow.
The academy today
Learners progress through a connected Cambridge educational journey while benefiting from specialist teaching, attentive pastoral care and opportunities beyond the classroom.
The academy continues to balance affordability, educational quality and preparation for further study, leadership and life.
What guides us
Academic ambition and personal wellbeing are treated as inseparable. Committed educators, varied co-curricular opportunities and strong relationships with families help learners build confidence and a lasting love of learning.
Safeguarding, respect and service remain central to school life, creating an environment where young people feel secure, challenged and ready for the opportunities ahead.
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Board of Governors
Read Mr Rajen Shah’s full welcome and his vision for learning, character and community.
Read the full pageSchool administration
Read Ms Alice Okidia’s full message on safeguarding, wellbeing, academic ambition and partnership.
Read the full pageOur people
See how governance, academic and operational leaders connect across the academy.
Read the full pageAdmissions
Speak with our admissions team about the programme, entry point and practical information that matter to your family.