Student Life

Character, leadership, creativity and belonging

Life at Trevors Academy stretches far beyond the classroom — through clubs, sports, service, leadership and talent development.

Clubs & Societies

Eight active clubs, every learner involved

Journalism Club

Learners write, edit and publish the school newsletter, run interviews and manage the notice board.

Debate Club

Weekly motions, public speaking drills and inter-school debate competitions build confident speakers.

Science Club

Practical experiments, science fair projects and problem-solving challenges in the laboratory.

ICT Club

Coding, robotics basics, digital design, typing skills and safe internet practice.

Wildlife Club

Conservation education, park and sanctuary visits, and species research presentations.

Music Club

Choir, instruments, percussion and preparation for the Kenya Music Festival.

Drama Club

Script writing, acting, stage craft and performances at school and festival level.

Environmental Club

Tree planting, waste separation, clean-up drives and the school kitchen garden.

Sports

Building teamwork, discipline and resilience

Every learner plays. Physical education is timetabled weekly, house competitions run each term, and our representative teams compete at zonal and sub-county level in football, athletics, netball, volleyball, handball and indoor games.

Coaching emphasises fitness, fair play, discipline and resilience as much as winning. Talented athletes are identified early and supported with additional training, nutrition guidance and pathways to inter-school competition.

Football (boys and girls)
Athletics and cross country
Netball and volleyball
Handball and indoor games
Inter-house sports day
Zonal and sub-county tournaments

Leadership

Student leadership and voice

School Captains

Head boy, head girl and their deputies represent the learner body, lead assemblies and liaise with administration.

Class Representatives

Elected each term to voice class concerns, coordinate duties and support classroom discipline.

Student Council

A structured council with portfolios for academics, sports, environment, welfare and ICT, meeting fortnightly.

Club Leaders

Chairpersons and secretaries plan club activities, budgets and competition entries.

Leadership Programs

Training in communication, integrity, teamwork, conflict resolution and service projects, plus a scouts movement.

Guidance & Counselling

A trained counsellor provides academic, social, emotional and career support, with confidential one-on-one sessions, peer counselling and life-skills talks.

Beyond the Gate

Educational trips and talent development

Educational Trips

Each term includes at least one learning tour, planned around the curriculum, with parental consent, insured transport and staff supervision.

Local educational tours around Nairobi County
National museums and heritage sites
University and college open days
Industry and manufacturing plant visits
Cultural destinations and centres
Environmental and conservation excursions

Talent Development

Talent is timetabled, not accidental. Learners choose a talent stream and are coached towards school showcases, festivals and competitions.

MusicDanceDramaArtInnovationPublic SpeakingLeadership

Welfare

Catering and transportation

Catering

Nutritious, freshly prepared meals daily
Balanced diet with a rotating termly menu
Strict kitchen hygiene and food handling standards
Mid-morning porridge for Early Years learners
Lunch served in supervised sittings
Clean drinking water available all day

Meal schedule: mid-morning break 10:00 AM · lunch 12:40 PM · afternoon snack for Early Years 3:15 PM.

Transportation

Routes: Kasarani, Roysambu, Githurai, Mwiki, Kahawa
Trained drivers and bus matrons on every trip
Registration through the transport form each term
Fixed pick-up and drop-off points and times
Learners handed over to a named guardian only
Seatbelt, headcount and speed-limit compliance

Download Transport Form