Nairobi - Post Report Question and Answers
Are local sports classes and/or activities available for kids?
My kids mostly do things through their school, but there are plenty of other things to get involved in here: dance, art, martial arts, gymnastics, golf, horseback riding, pickle ball, tennis, and of course, soccer, just to name a few. - Mar 2024
Mostly through the schools though private lessons for virtually anything are cheap and easily available (gymnastics, tennis, swimming, etc). - Aug 2023
Some through the schools. - Mar 2022
Most sports classes are done at school. However, there are dance schools available in Kenya. - Jun 2018
Yes, there are many classes and camps and lessons available. Many companies will come to the house for gymnastics, swimming, music, etc. - Jul 2016
only at school - private schools of course. - Sep 2015
A lot at the schools and the Embassy tries to organize baseball and dodgeball periodically. - Aug 2015
Yes, the schools have everything and the embassy has several volunteer-run sports programs. - May 2015
Through the schools. - Dec 2014
I believe so. - Jun 2014
Yes, soccer, baseball, tennis, probably more if I looked into it too. - Jun 2014
Yes. There are many, either through schools or at the UN. - Jun 2013
Yes, mostly through the UN. They have week-long holiday camps at school breaks or during the summer for a reasonable price (4,000 ksh to 5,000 ksh per week). ISK holds a few weeks of sports camps in June. - Aug 2012
Yes. Through the school or private. Some programs will come to you if you have enough kids and enough room. It can take a bit of time to ferret these out, but I've been pleasantly surprised by what's available for kids. - Dec 2011
Primarily through the schools. - Dec 2011
The schools offer sports programs. - Sep 2011
Yes, many. Many activities for school-age children: lessons, etc. - Dec 2010
Yes but limited. - Dec 2009
Through school. - Jul 2009
