Lower Primary
Pupils build the essentials — reading, number sense and confident handwriting — through hands-on lessons and plenty of individual attention.
- Literacy
- Numeracy
- Kiswahili
- Creative Arts
Eldoret, Kenya · Grades 1–7
At The Bevan Morris School, daily TM practice and genuine curiosity turn young pupils into confident learners.
Our Mission
Eldoret has sent the world some of its finest long-distance runners — not through shortcuts, but through discipline and daily practice, mile after patient mile. At The Bevan Morris School, we teach the same way: steadily, attentively, one page at a time.
From Grade 1 through Grade 7, our pupils build the habits of mind — careful reading, honest arithmetic, curious questions — that carry them well beyond our gates.
"Every pupil who walks through our gate deserves a teacher who knows their name and a lesson worth remembering."
Academics
Our curriculum is organised around how young learners actually grow — first building the foundations, then putting them to work.
Pupils build the essentials — reading, number sense and confident handwriting — through hands-on lessons and plenty of individual attention.
Pupils take on fuller subjects and more independent work, preparing them with the confidence and discipline to thrive at secondary school.
The Bevan Morris School at a Glance
A quick snapshot of who we are — the same way our teachers keep the register, honestly and by hand.
Community
Learning here doesn't stop at the classroom door — it carries into the schoolground, the family gate and the walk home.
Admissions
We welcome new pupils into Grades 1 through 7 throughout the year, space allowing. Our admissions team is happy to walk your family through the process, from your first visit to your child's first day.
The Latest

Class teachers share highlights from the first round of book reviews across Lower and Upper Primary.

We welcome two experienced educators to our Grade 5 and Grade 6 classrooms this term.

From storytelling to skipping rope, our co-curricular clubs open their doors again this week.