The sports facilities are a combination of indoor and outdoor spaces for students to enhance their skills in a range of sport-related activities such as swimming, basketball, and football to mention a few.
Academic Facilities
The AKA Mombasa campus offers students an inspiring environment that facilitates and supports students development and learning at each stage of their academic journey. Students get hands-on experience in laboratories and workshops and they explore and develop their sporting skills and creative talents in purpose built spaces.
What Facilities Are Available?
- Age and subject-appropriate classrooms;
- Well-equipped science and robotics laboratories;
- Library and resource centres;
- Art studios and music rooms equipped with a range of instruments;
- Amphitheatre;
- Sports facilities;
- Multi-faith prayer room;
- Commons building, which houses the dining hall and is used for school activities, public lectures and student performances;
- Residences of six residential houses for residential staff and students and a guest house for visitors.
“I have many favourite places in the school. The art classroom is where I find peace while painting and listening to music. The library is where I get motivation and search for books that match my interests. My room is where I see my amazing roommates and chat with them about our day.”
Muborak Davlatshoeva, Grade 10 student, Aga Khan Academy Mombasa
Photo Gallery
The Commons provides space for students to have their meals and interact with each other as well as a venue for ceremonies such as graduation.
The Amphitheatre is a meeting venue for students during assemblies as well as for various school events such as plays and musical theatre.
A day in the life of a residential student.
Students dress up for Character Day to celebrate their favourite characters. Year 10 student Muborak was inspired by Belle.
“After school, I like to play basketball and participate in track and field activities such as javelin and high jump. I am also involved in the Tajik History and Culture enrichment, where I spend time together with fellow Tajikistani students at the Academy learning more about our history, culture, values and beliefs. After one to two hours of enrichments, I go back to the residences and get ready for dinner. But right before dinner, I often go to the prayer room to pray with other Ismaili students. Then after having dinner, I study, call home to talk to my parents and get ready for bed.
I have many favourite places in the school. The art classroom is where I find peace while painting and listening to music. The library is where I get motivation and search for books that match my interests. My room is where I see my amazing roommates and chat with them about our day.
The Academy offers various activities outside the classroom. This includes trips for residential students, Service Learning and events like Cultural Night and talent shows as well as opportunities to participate in sports on the weekends and holidays. At the Academy, there is a diverse, close-knit, and caring community. We learn how to work together and understand and cooperate with each other. We bond with our roommates, residential parents and other students living in our block.”
Muborak Davlatshoeva, Grade 10 student, Aga Khan Academy Mombasa