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Every child’s journey to learning begins with the ability to read. On International Literacy Day, we join the global community in recognising the transformative power of literacy and its role in creating opportunities for children to learn, grow and reach their full potential. Learning to read is more than understanding words on a page. It

More than 100 golfers took to the course at the Kenya Railway Golf Club in Nairobi on Friday, 21 August, as we hosted our Golf for a Brighter Future Charity Tournament, bringing together corporate partners, business leaders and philanthropists in support of children across Kenya’s underserved communities. The tournament was held as part of our

Bridge Learners Shine at the 2026 Kenya National Music Festival What an incredible achievement for our learners! We are proud to celebrate our learners from Bridge Ugunja and Kadzandani, who represented us at the 2026 Kenya National Music Festival in Bungoma after an outstanding journey through the Sub-County, County and Regional festivals this year. Bridge

The Voices of Children Matter: A Reflection on the Day of the African Child The voices of children matter more than ever. On the Day of the African Child, we’re reminded that real progress begins when young people are heard, supported, and given the chance to reach their full potential. This day honors the students

Golf for a Brighter Future: Join Us on 21st August 2026 Every child deserves the chance to learn, thrive, and dream big. Yet many children in underserved communities across Kenya face barriers that block their path to education, school fees, inadequate nutrition, and missing learning materials stand in their way. At Bridge International Academies Foundation,

On May 21, the world celebrates the World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, a reminder that our differences are not dividing lines but bridges. At Bridge International Academies Foundation, this day is more than a commemoration. It is a reflection of what happens in our classrooms every day. Our schools bring together

An alumnus returning to lead within the same education system that shaped his early learning reflects the strength of long-term investment in people and the impact of nurturing leadership from within. Jeffrey Tsuma Mbaga, who once studied at Bridge Owino Uhuru, is now part of a new cohort of Academy Managers undergoing induction training as

Our April cohort of trainee teachers and Academy Managers successfully completed a two-week intensive induction programme held in Nakuru, concluding over the weekend. The programme brought together 56 trainees drawn from both teaching and school leadership pathways. It was designed to provide a strong foundation for effective classroom instruction and school leadership across our academies.