Nairobi South Primary

Nairobi South Primary School, established in 1954 in the South B estate, is a prominent public day school that transitioned from serving the Asian community to becoming a multi-racial institution after Kenya’s independence. As of 2026, the school operates as a mixed co-educational facility under the local government, currently implementing the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) to foster practical skills and digital literacy. Recent infrastructure improvements include the construction of a new computer lab by the Rotary Club of Lang’ata, aimed at providing students with enhanced access to technology. Despite facing challenges such as aging facilities and high student-to-teacher ratios, the school maintains a strong legacy through its active alumni network, which includes notable figures like media pioneer Catherine Kasavuli and musician Redsan. The institution remains a central part of the Makadara Constituency, offering a diverse environment for students from various religious and cultural backgrounds.