Nova Pioneer East Africa co-founder and former Alliance High School principal Christopher Khaemba has revealed that the entity will invest in Mombasa as it expands its operations.
Nova Pioneer plans to establish a minimum of 10 secondary and primary schools by the year 2022.
The current focus is in Eldoret where two secondary schools are being set up at an estimated cost of Sh1.5 billion in collaboration with Local Authorities Pensions Trust (Laptrust). Khaemba promised that the next destination will be Mombasa.
“The investment will see innovative approaches to the Kenya national curriculum to prepare learners to be 21st-century innovators and leaders,” Khaemba told Business Daily.
Nova Pioneer East Africa managing director Danae Pauli stated that the investment has been necessitated by the need for a world-class education. The schools will have modern technology, boarding facilities, classrooms as well as super sports and club facilities.
‘‘We are a Pan-African network because we believe that change that will make a difference in the continent goes beyond a single school. By connecting our students across our network and the world beyond through our international standard education adopting the Kenyan curriculum, we will make the necessary difference in our students’ lives,” Ms Pauli said as reported by the daily.