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Fares Kisingo International School

Secular, Founded 1997

Updated July 2026

2–16Ages
Co-edGender
Day & BoardingType
For-profitOwnership

Languages

English flagEnglish

FK International School is an independent, co-educational day and boarding school in Dar es Salaam serving students aged 2+ years. It provides a British-based education following the Cambridge International Curriculum to a diverse community of over 20 nationalities.

Teaching approach

The school is committed to delivering a high-quality, British-based education that nurtures students' academic, personal, and social development. It aims to cultivate compassionate leaders and global citizens by fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, and a deep appreciation for cultural diversity. The institution strives to create a safe, secure, and inclusive community where every child is valued as a unique individual.

Programmes

The school follows the Cambridge International Curriculum, transitioning from play-based learning in the Nursery and Reception years (ages 2-5) to the Cambridge Primary syllabus (ages 5-11). The Secondary section (ages 11-16) offers a comprehensive programme that includes Cambridge Secondary education and the A Level programme, focusing on critical thinking and academic excellence. The curriculum is designed to be challenging, culturally sensitive, and globally relevant.

Student support

EAL support
Unknown
Learning support
Unknown

Learning support

The school emphasizes a low student-teacher ratio to ensure personalized attention and strong academic support for every learner. Teachers work closely with students to recognize individual strengths and guide them toward achieving their full potential within a safe and caring environment.

Frequently asked questions(7)
What curriculum does Fares Kisingo International School offer?
Fares Kisingo International School offers Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, IGCSE and Cambridge A-Level.
How much is tuition at Fares Kisingo International School?
Annual tuition at Fares Kisingo International School is TSH 5.4M–TSH 15M. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
What ages does Fares Kisingo International School teach?
Fares Kisingo International School enrolls students aged 2 to 16.
Is Fares Kisingo International School a day or boarding school?
Fares Kisingo International School is a day and boarding school.
What accreditations does Fares Kisingo International School hold?
Fares Kisingo International School holds accreditations including Cambridge International.
Is Fares Kisingo International School co-educational?
Fares Kisingo International School is a co-ed school.
Where is Fares Kisingo International School located?
Fares Kisingo International School is an international school in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Tuition & fees

Annual tuition by grade

2023-2024
Annual tuition by grade
GradeAgesAnnual
CRECHE (KG1)2–3TSH 5.4M
NURSERY (KG2)3–4TSH 6.2M
RECEPTION (KG3)4–5TSH 7M
Year 1-35–9TSH 9.3M
Year 4-69–11TSH 10.1M
Year 7 - 911–14TSH 12.5M
Year 10 -11(IGCSE)14–16TSH 14.6M
Year 12 – 13(AS/A-LEVEL)16–18TSH 15M

Source:PDFSCHOOL-CALENDAR-2023-24FINAL.pdfPDFNEW-FEE-STRUCTURE-2026-2027-PRIMARY-CAMPUS.pdfPDFNEW-FEES-STRUCTURE-2026-2027-PRE-SCHOOL.pdfPDFNEW-FEE-STRUCTURE-2026-2027-SECONDARY-CAMPUS.pdf

Other fees(11)
Other fees
Registration fee· Pre-school Admission fee (Once-off upon joining)TSH 530K
Registration fee· Primary and Secondary Admission fee (Once-off upon joining)TSH 1.3M
Materials· Pre-school and Primary Maintenance Fee (Stationaries & Breakages etc.) per yearTSH 795K
Materials· Secondary Maintenance Fee (Stationaries & Breakages etc.) per yearTSH 1.3M
Uniform· Pre-school and Primary Uniforms (2 sets of uniforms + 1 set of sports kit)TSH 200K
Uniform· Secondary Uniforms (2 sets of uniforms + 1 set of sports kit)TSH 250K
Boarding· Full Boarding (Primary & Secondary) per yearTSH 11.9M
Boarding· Weekly Boarding (Primary & Secondary) per yearTSH 10.3M
Meals· Breakfast per termTSH 265K
Meals· Lunch per termTSH 530K
Bus / transport· Transport by the school bus (Under revision following fuel price changes)

Admissions

Prospective families are invited to submit an admissions enquiry via the school's website. The admissions process requires the completion of an application form, which includes providing the child's information. Interested parties may contact the Primary or Secondary campus directly for specific guidance on the application steps and fee structures.

Calendar

The school operates on an academic calendar that is available for download on the official website. Families are encouraged to consult this document for term dates and key school events.

Facilities

LibrarySwimming poolSports fieldScience labsArt roomBoarding

About the campus

The school operates across two campuses in Dar es Salaam, located at Mbezi Beach (Africana) and Bahari Beach. Facilities include a 25-meter swimming pool, a large football pitch, a well-resourced library, and specialized science laboratories. Additionally, the school provides modern classrooms, an art studio, and supervised boarding facilities designed to offer a supportive home-away-from-home environment.

Co-curriculars

The school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities designed to promote holistic development, including sports, music, and art. Notable sports programmes include football, swimming—supported by the 'FK Blue Marlins'—and karate. These activities are intended to foster leadership, teamwork, and creativity among students.

  • Ms. Irene MuthembaHead of School FK International Primary Campus

    Ms. Muthemba serves as the Head of School for the FK International Primary Campus, where she emphasizes creating a safe, inclusive, and nurturing environment for students to thrive. She advocates for a holistic education that balances academic excellence with extracurricular activities like sports, music, and art.

  • Ms. Elda MandaHead of School FK International Secondary Campus

    As the Head of School for the FK International Secondary Campus, Ms. Manda focuses on empowering students to become confident, responsible, and independent learners. She oversees a structured learning environment that integrates the Cambridge Curriculum with boarding facilities to support both academic and personal growth.