Ainsworth Street Primary

Ainsworth Street Primary School is a historic public institution in Kariokor, Nairobi, that has served the community since its establishment in 1961. As of 2025, it operates as a mixed-gender day school under the management of the central government, catering to approximately 1,207 students with a dedicated staff of around 27 teachers. The school features 24 classrooms and draws many of its learners from the neighboring Eastleigh and Parklands areas. While it maintains a reputation for a vibrant urban learning environment—evidenced by student-led agricultural projects like tyre-planted kales—the school has faced modern challenges, including severe infrastructure damage and learning disruptions caused by heavy flooding and inadequate drainage systems in 2024. Despite these hurdles, the school remains a significant educational landmark in Starehe Constituency, known for its rich history and role in the local community.