Rendeavour and Wellington College Education have just announced plans to open Wellington College International Kenya inside Tatu City in September 2028 — a co-educational day and boarding school for 1,500 students aged 3 to 18, delivering the full English National Curriculum through to A-Levels, and drawing families from Kenya, across Africa, and around the world.
This is not a minor addition to the city's offer. Wellington College is one of Britain's most respected educational institutions, and when a school of that standing commits to a location, it is making a public declaration of confidence in everything being built there. It is also a proven commitment: Wellington College International Lagos, already operating at Rendeavour's Alaro City in Nigeria, has demonstrated exactly what this partnership delivers — and East Africa is next.
"This project marks a significant milestone in Rendeavour's mission to bring world-class education to its visionary new cities, helping nurture the next generation of leaders in Africa."
— Rendeavour, official announcement
For Next Amani investors, this lands as direct validation. The development – brought to Tatu City by NEXT, whose 5-star branded residences with Radisson and Wyndham span Dubai, Marbella, and the Black Sea – sits in Tatu Central, the commercial heart of this 5,000-acre master-planned city, designed for those who expect the very best from where they live and invest.
Families relocating to Nairobi for work will no longer have to choose between a world-class education for their children and a world-class address for themselves. A morning overlooking coffee trees, an afternoon in a 5-star fitness centre, and one of Britain's finest schools at the doorstep – Next Amani gives them all of it.
Kenya's GDP has crossed $100 billion. The East African Community represents 400 million people. And now, Tatu City has the infrastructure, the commerce, and the education to match that ambition. For those looking to invest in Africa's rise from the best possible vantage point – this announcement is the clearest signal yet that the moment is now.
This is not a minor addition to the city's offer. Wellington College is one of Britain's most respected educational institutions, and when a school of that standing commits to a location, it is making a public declaration of confidence in everything being built there. It is also a proven commitment: Wellington College International Lagos, already operating at Rendeavour's Alaro City in Nigeria, has demonstrated exactly what this partnership delivers — and East Africa is next.
"This project marks a significant milestone in Rendeavour's mission to bring world-class education to its visionary new cities, helping nurture the next generation of leaders in Africa."
— Rendeavour, official announcement
For Next Amani investors, this lands as direct validation. The development – brought to Tatu City by NEXT, whose 5-star branded residences with Radisson and Wyndham span Dubai, Marbella, and the Black Sea – sits in Tatu Central, the commercial heart of this 5,000-acre master-planned city, designed for those who expect the very best from where they live and invest.
Families relocating to Nairobi for work will no longer have to choose between a world-class education for their children and a world-class address for themselves. A morning overlooking coffee trees, an afternoon in a 5-star fitness centre, and one of Britain's finest schools at the doorstep – Next Amani gives them all of it.
Kenya's GDP has crossed $100 billion. The East African Community represents 400 million people. And now, Tatu City has the infrastructure, the commerce, and the education to match that ambition. For those looking to invest in Africa's rise from the best possible vantage point – this announcement is the clearest signal yet that the moment is now.