Our Schools and Programs | Bloom Garden Schools

Three schools, one community

Each of the Bloom Garden Schools is structured for a different level of need, so every learner is placed where they receive the right amount of support, and can move on towards mainstreaming, the workplace and independence in life.

Lavington campus · Early intervention and substantial support

Bloom Garden Autism Academy

For learners with autism, ADHD, intellectual challenges, Down syndrome and specific learning difficulties who need early intervention or substantial support. The academy prepares them for mainstreaming, vocational rehabilitation and independence in life.

Teacher-to-student ratio of 1:2 or 1:3
Early identification and intervention
Prepares learners for mainstreaming and independence

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Kileleshwa campus · International curricula with a slight degree of support

Bloom Garden International School

For learners who need a slight degree of support to access the curriculum. The school follows the Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel curricula, with therapists working alongside trained teachers.

Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel curricula
Registered with the Ministry of Education
Therapists work alongside teachers
Teacher-to-student ratio of 1:3

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Kileleshwa campus · Skills for the workplace and independence

Bloom Garden Vocational Training Center

For teens and young adults preparing for the workplace. Registered and licensed by TVETA and accredited by NITA, with practical, marketable and entrepreneurial skills training.

Registered and licensed by TVETA
Accredited by NITA as a Trade Test centre
Teacher-to-student ratio of 1:3
Prepares learners for supported or independent work

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Weekend and part-time programmes

Support does not stop at the school gate. Learners from any school can join our weekend and part-time programmes.

Occupational therapy

Fine and gross motor skills, sensory integration and everyday independence.

Speech and language therapy

Communication, language and feeding support, including AAC where it helps.

Individualized learning

One-to-one tutoring for primary and high school learners, including mainstream students.

Open to everyone

The Malezi Program

A five-weekend autism short course with practical skills, a one-week internship and a Certificate in Autism Caregiving and Support.

About the course

Saturdays, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

NeuroArt Souls Creative Studio

Drawing, painting, crafts, pottery, music and movement, art therapy and more, for autistic children, teenagers and young adults. Registration is ongoing.

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