The eagerly anticipated annual Ndume Sevens rugby tournament, hosted at Pembroke, is on the horizon and we can’t wait!
It is the largest Prep School rugby tournament in Sub-Saharan Africa and coincides with our Next Schools fair; all in all it is a wonderful, sociable weekend.
We are halfway through the Trinity term and have raced through a busy fixture list with rugby matches hosted both home and away. Our 1st XIII have just had a weekend of exciting rugby in Nairobi with matches at Banda and Hillcrest. We’ve had plenty of rain, our pitches are emerald green and are looking fantastic. We are feeling as prepared as we can and are very much looking forward to a weekend of competition, fun and friends in the middle of June.
The weather held fair at least for the largest part of our 2 day horse show this year. Every child that rides at Pembroke House was invited to take part, being entered in a class appropriate to their level of experience and ability.
There’s something special about standing on the side of a mountain, looking out over the world below. It’s a moment of perspective, of challenge, and of achievement.
At Pembroke House, we believe that the best learning happens when children truly understand what they are being taught - not just memorising facts but making sense of them.
How we educate and nurture well-rounded individuals who are kind, empathetic, and emotionally intelligent.
Hog Charge 2025 - and 930 chipolatas!!
Shackland is a magical space where children can build shacks, create dens and let their imaginations run riot.