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Strive • Learn • Succeed

Education for Liberation

East African Pre & Primary School's provides pre-primary and primary education in Arusha, where academic excellence, character development and personal discipline prepare every child for the years ahead.

Welcome to our school

Building Bright Futures Through Education

We believe that a child's early years of schooling shape everything that follows. Our teaching is deliberate and structured: clear objectives, regular practice, prompt marking and close attention to each pupil's progress.

From the first day in Baby Class to the final year of primary school, children are guided by teachers who know them well. Lessons build steadily on what came before, so that pupils gain both knowledge and the confidence to use it.

Alongside academic work, we give attention to discipline, courtesy and responsibility. Our motto, Education for Liberation, expresses our purpose: education that frees a child to think clearly, work honestly and contribute to the community.

A primary pupil writing in her exercise book during a lesson

Why choose our school

A school parents can rely on

These are the commitments that shape daily life at East African Pre & Primary School's.

01

Quality Education

Lessons follow a clear scheme of work, with regular written practice, revision and feedback so that every pupil builds a firm academic foundation.

02

Dedicated Teachers

Class teachers know each child by name, track individual progress and work closely with parents when a pupil needs additional support.

03

Safe Learning Environment

Supervised classrooms, controlled arrival and departure, and clear routines give parents confidence that their children are cared for throughout the day.

04

Holistic Child Development

Academic work is balanced with language, creativity, physical activity and personal responsibility, so children grow in confidence as well as knowledge.

05

Extracurricular Development

Sports, creative arts and cultural activities are part of the school week, giving pupils opportunities to discover and practise their talents.

06

Strong Parent Partnership

Parents receive regular communication on progress, school activities and payments, and are welcome to meet teachers and the administration.

Academic programmes

Two stages, one clear path

Our programmes follow the Tanzanian education context, from the first steps of pre-primary learning through to the end of primary school.

Baby Class · Middle Class · Pre-Unit

Pre-Primary Education

Our pre-primary classes introduce young children to school life in a warm, structured setting. Learning is practical and guided, with short activities, plenty of repetition and constant encouragement.

Teachers use play, songs, stories, drawing and hands-on materials to build early literacy and numeracy. Children learn to listen, take turns, follow instructions and express themselves clearly in English and Kiswahili.

Key learning areas

  • Early reading, phonics and handwriting
  • Numbers, counting, shapes and patterns
  • Language and confident self-expression
  • Creative work: drawing, colouring and craft
  • Music, movement and outdoor play
  • Personal care, tidiness and good manners

Student development

By the end of pre-primary, children are ready for Standard One: settled in a classroom routine, able to read and write simple words and numbers, and comfortable working both alone and with others.

Standard One to Standard Seven

Primary Education

Primary classes follow the Tanzanian primary curriculum, with structured lessons across the core subjects and steady preparation for the national examinations at the end of primary school.

Each subject is taught by teachers who set clear objectives, give regular exercises and mark work promptly. Weak areas are revisited through remedial work, while stronger pupils are given extension tasks.

Key learning areas

  • English and Kiswahili language
  • Mathematics
  • Science and Technology
  • Social Studies and Civics
  • Religious Education
  • Vocational skills, sports and creative arts

Student development

Pupils move up the school with strong study habits: reading widely, presenting written work neatly, revising for tests and taking responsibility for their own learning.

School life

Learning that goes beyond the classroom

A school week at East African Pre & Primary School's balances academic work with activity, creativity and community.

A teacher guiding young learners through a practical lessonA pre-primary learner working with a world map

Classroom Learning

Structured lessons, group work and daily written practice under the guidance of a class teacher.

Sports and Games

Regular physical activity, team games and athletics that build fitness, cooperation and fair play.

Creative Activities

Drawing, craft, music and drama that give every child a way to express ideas and imagination.

Cultural Activities

Songs, traditional dance, poetry and language activities that celebrate Tanzanian culture.

School Events

Parents' days, academic days, competitions and celebrations that bring the school community together.

Outdoor Learning

Supervised outdoor time and practical activities that connect classroom lessons to the world around us.

Admissions open

Joining our school

We welcome enquiries throughout the year for both pre-primary and primary classes. The process is straightforward and the administration will guide you at every step.

  1. Step 1

    Make an enquiry

    Complete the enquiry form on this page, call the school office or visit us at Kwa Pole along the Moshi–Arusha Road.

  2. Step 2

    Receive admission information

    The administration will share the admission requirements, class availability and the current fee structure.

  3. Step 3

    Submit required documents

    Return the completed admission form together with the documents listed under admission requirements.

  4. Step 4

    Assessment or interview

    Where applicable, the child meets a teacher for a short placement assessment so that we can place them in the right class.

  5. Step 5

    Admission confirmation

    The school confirms the offer of a place and the reporting date for the term.

  6. Step 6

    School registration

    Complete registration, settle the first instalment and collect the uniform and book requirements.

School fees

2026 School Fee Structure

Our fees are published in full, with two instalments payable before the opening of Term 1 and Term 2. All payments are made through the official school bank account.

Summary of 2026 annual school fees in Tanzanian shillings
DescriptionAnnual (TZS)
Tuition Fees1,200,000
Stationery & Books98,000
Extracurricular Activities50,000
Mid-Morning Tea & Snacks200,000
Lunch540,000
School Uniform90,000
School Bus630,000
Total2,808,000

Our values

What we ask of every pupil

Excellence

Doing careful, complete work and taking pride in steady improvement.

Integrity

Honesty in the classroom, on the field and in every conversation.

Discipline

Punctuality, order and respect for the routines that make learning possible.

Respect

Courtesy towards teachers, classmates, parents and the wider community.

Responsibility

Caring for one's work, belongings, environment and fellow pupils.

Creativity

Curiosity, questioning and the confidence to try, adjust and try again.

Gallery

A look inside our school

Photographs from lessons, activities and daily school life.

Pupils raising their hands to answer a question during a lesson
Academics
A primary pupil writing in an exercise book at her desk
Classrooms
A teacher guiding young learners through a lesson about the planets
Teachers
Pupils gathered together during a school session
Activities

Give Your Child the Foundation for a Bright Future.

Speak with our administration about places in pre-primary and primary classes, arrange a visit, or send an enquiry and we will respond with full admission details.