We will remember them. Every Armistice Day, our Year 8 pupils are taken to the Gilgil War Cemetery just a few miles away from Pembroke House.  This is one of the 38 cemeteries and memorials throughout Kenya that commemorate the service men and women of the Commonwealth forces that lost their ...

Pembroke House recognises the importance of having music in our lives.  Music not only brings people together, improves health & wellbeing, boosts confidence and provides a creative outlet but above all can be great fun.  And Pembroke does 'fun' with flying colours. Last week, the whole school embraced the power ...

Pembrokian's are always keen to embrace new experiences and for the past fortnight, a group of twelve, Year 7 children were fortunate enough to do a 'life swop' with children from St.George's School Windsor Castle.  Spending three days a week with their new peers, the children joined a variety of ...

As we kick started the new academic year in the usual Pembroke Spirit, our first chapel service of the term saw the Sorting Hat out in full force, busy 'sorting' all of our new pupils, gaps and staff into their respective houses. The end of the service also saw our ...

Once Common Entrance exams were over, the energy around Pembroke House shifted up a gear.  Everywhere you turned, there was activity.  From Dorm Dinners, House Matches, the Widgery Tennis Cup to the final Boats, where 8 O were successful in maintaining their lead at the top of the league. Our ...

One of the highlights in the Pembroke House calendar has to be the annual Ndume 7s, the largest prep school rugby tournament in sub-saharan Africa.  Since its inception, back in 1977, the Ndume 7s have become a firm fixture and is now attended by 10 IAPS prep schools across Kenya, ...