I'm a Kenyan. Lamont & Adilah, great video once again. I've always loved your content. I've scrolled thru the comments section and I see some folks with lots of negative energy... those folks are all over the place. So long as you've done your due diligence, ignore them.
😂😂😂the girl was worried about phones!😂😂😂after one week in school without phone, she’ll be a great thinker! Good luck girl! Love and gratitude to your journey! You will do well! Much love from Kenya 🇰🇪
As Salam alaikum😊. Wow, Brookhurst International School looks amazing! The campus is so beautiful, clean, and peaceful - a perfect environment for learning and growth. Your family must have had a wonderful time exploring the school. Great video, thanks for sharing! 👍❤️
Wa Alaikum Salaam! It truly is amazing. We sat with the principal and talked in depth. We love the values, principles, and standards they uphold.It's very much like a family environment.
Thanks, very informative! Did you also check out the international school of Kenya? (ISK)?? I hear it's very good too for international, multicultural institutions
one thing she will appreciate with no time, is the lack of phones she won't realise it immediately but later in life she will appreciate the genuine friends she made with her cubemates, classmates,,,,, nimekumbushwa highschool, hating the place going in, feeling bad after completion
Try St. Hannah's or Consolata. $1,500 a year for teaching and facilities that are way better than most international schools. Mandatory Swahili and African history. Very important for self-esteem. All Africans who make it to top American unis on full scholarship attended local curriculum, not international, schools.
Greetings Residential Tourists “The Muhammad’s” Awesome, enrolling your niece into private school. Africans and Black Americans are very smart and will excel when the playing field is even in the educational fields. I see that you both have the approval of Queen mother to proceed, awesome. All the best to your niece now and in her future endeavors. Thanks for sharing.
@nefertemur8951 Thank you, sir🫡. You are absolutely right. All we need is a lane. Yes! We received a blessing from being Blessed by Queen Mother 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾.
You should do like Singapore and teach in the native languages, not a foreign language! Ki-swahil should be a mandated international continental African language taught to all african students, so there is one trade language across the continent.
@andujarpain2629 actually Singapore teaches in English and everyone is required to know English. It is to enable all their children to relate and work with others from other parts of the world
You know even the no phone option can be negotiated so that she can talk to her dad every day coz the good thing with Kenya is that not everything is cast in stone you can always negotiate as long as its reasonable.
The first medical school in the US established 1765 . 145 years later in 1900 the US life expectancy was only 47-48 . Between 1900 and 1910 the number of physicians increased from 8000 to 70,000 . The requirements to be a doctor were less standardized . unlicensed medical schools . A high school drop out could join medical school . In 1910 less than 10% US adults had graduated high school 134 years after Independence . High school graduation rate Rwanda 60 years after Independence 45% . 1890 80% blacks illiterate .
In 1900 roughly 50% of blacks illiterate . It took more than 300 years for US to get where Rwanda is today . Rwanda has been independent little over 60 years . After 1910 the laws changed 75% of medical schools closed US . From 148 to 66 . For black schools from 7 to 2 .This improved life expectancy to a maximum of 78 in 2013 .
Kindly check out Brookhouse School and Riara school.I think they are better options compared to BrookHurst.Maybe you will end up liking them more than Brookhurst
We need to shift from theoretical education to a more practical and hands on educational system in Kenya 🇰🇪 Basically 80% of our whole educational system in Kenya is theory based, and that’s a big problem! No wonder we produce engineers who boast of having credible papers but can’t build or implement anything! 😏
In 1890 at least 80% of Black America were illiterate . In 1900 only 5% of US population had graduated high school . In 1915 only 16% of US had graduated high school today more than 80% . In 1945 less than 3% of US had a college degree today roughly 33% . Most of US development last 100 years driven by increased productivity with universal public education instituted in the twentieth century together with wage and labor exploitation of various under-represented groups .
Most of US development has happened in the last 100 years with a life expectancy of 47 in 1900 and 53 in 1920 and 77 today . Black men 68 lower than Rwanda at 70 . Black women 75 . In 1890 the US was 25% urbanized over 250 years after White settled in America . Uganda after 60 years Independence is 25% urbanized . Rwanda approximately 20% urbanization and targeting double in 10 years with technology cities, smart cities and airport constructions . Huge potential for real estate . Gabon is 60% urbanized 63 years after Independence .
In 1980 China was 20% urbanized today China is 63% urbanized . Us today 80% urbanized . Most US urbanization and development has happened just in the last 100 years in the US .
You should invite Singapore teachers to come and design a singapore model school in Nairobi! Singapore has the highest scores in the world in STEM! The other top countries are Russia, Germany, Iran, China!
Nope. We prefer an African centered education curriculum. They should teach real African history. The pioneers of Mathematics, science, medicine etc were all people of African descent.
MOST OF CURRENT US, UK academic or business progress RECENT LAST 100 years after complete wipe out of 60 million native Americans . 1920 US high school graduation 18% today above 80% . In 1940 less than 3% US population had graduated college . Today roughly 33-35% overall . Asian 57% . White 36% . Black 25% . Hispanic 18% . The US was agrarian for over 300 years with a forced labor economy .
Black in US,UK second class. It took 258 years for US life expectancy to increase to a max of 78 with women higher than men . Asian 84,Hispanic 78,White 76,Black 71,native Indian 65 . Black men 68 . Since 1940 black male physician population constant unchanged . The US life expectancy currently in decline . 65% living paycheck to paycheck . 500 k homeless . less than 44% millennial married(28-43) . black millennial less than 24 % married . Median black wealth 24k , White 187k , Asian 207k . US 50 million mental health problems.
Such a great institution with sufficient learning facilities, a good atmosphere for the student from all the world. In fact they employ British system.
@@nicoledinga9948If you got a bright kid why not just take them to the original national schools?, the quality there is almost similar and student outcomes are also good at a fraction of the price
I'm not too sure it is altogether the education as much as it may be the application of it. Whether English or Kiswahili, once given the tools, who is responsible for using it? The giver or the receiver? I see your point, however. Agreeably, the acquisition of knowledge should be redefined with a purpose of bettering one's own society. Not to emulate another. Respect 💯.
You need to support manufacturing in Kenya by paying your taxes instead of destroying other people's property. Manufacturing industries will put to use the good education you have.
What should be added to the curriculum as agriculture and being able to use natural resources. That's something that the government in Kenya did not even do that. We need to learn how to be dependent on ourselves and our resources. Our livelihood will basically need to be upgraded. Since these people love to talk about Armageddon so much and grid crashes. We need to learn how to survive off land. Using natural resources etc there's like so many topics I have on this. But hopefully making all acknowledge are local languages. I know most things have to be done in English due to colonialism. But it's getting me mad that they won't even teach our children local languages in school. Like why not? Going to China all those kids spoke Mandarin I didn't see them speak any English.
When I'm in Afrika I'm Afrikan(Kenyan)not AmeriKKKan. Im very proud of my lineage, but I'm not going to go to a African nation bragging that I'm from the United SnaKKKes.
This person isn't riding about being from the United States. They're pointing out that the educational system in Kenya is a lot better than the United States. Stop with the tribalism You're f****** it up.
"Better Than America?" Nah. Brother, despite what Kenya's constitution says, unlike in the U.S., Kenyans actually have to PAY school fees, which many poor Kenyans cannot afford. And if they don't have the cash, the kids get put out of school immediately. The schools in Nairobi might look nice, but, all across that nation, the education system is trash. Ask around a bit more.
Please back up your claims that education system in Kenya is trash 🗑️? What in their curriculum is trash, do you mean the paying school fees part or ...what?
@@ewm4266 Oh, yes. Would you like me to put you in touch with my friends in Kisumu? Their 12-year-old's curriculum vs mine in Lithonia, GA are miles apart. I'd fear for my kids' educational future in those Mickey Mouse schools. Also, yes, the school fees are a feature of their system, no matter what their constitution says.
@@fredm2953 Ok, so a semantic argument. Jesus. Ok, so, do property taxes pay for schools in Kenya, friend? No, they do not. Families - including dirt-poor families - in Kenya pay school fees - in cash. Poor families in the U.S. - most of whom do not own homes - do not. Does that clear it up for you? Try not to let the dream in your eyes rob you of your sight.
@@abinsurly2910 I wouldnt know if property taxes in Kenya pay for fees but my intention was to clarify about education in the US being free. Sounds more like a structural issue in Kenya more than the education recieved being trash.
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I'm a Kenyan. Lamont & Adilah, great video once again. I've always loved your content. I've scrolled thru the comments section and I see some folks with lots of negative energy... those folks are all over the place. So long as you've done your due diligence, ignore them.
@@FredMugone Thank you for your support by viewership and words of encouragement!Thank you🙏🏾.
With money, one can live the best life in Kenya. There is a school in Molo, St. Andrews Turi, where kids fly to school. 😃
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Even Banda school in Karen😂
@@bella-qz6ls well, well. The rest of us are survivors.
What is the point
@@andeyo1 exclusivity?
😂😂😂the girl was worried about phones!😂😂😂after one week in school without phone, she’ll be a great thinker! Good luck girl! Love and gratitude to your journey! You will do well! Much love from Kenya 🇰🇪
😂. Exactly! Thank you for the well wishes 🙏🏾.
Very impressive, beautiful Campus, a great learning experience for the youth moving towards adulthood.
Fantastic TRT! Thank you for your excellent work!
As Salam alaikum😊. Wow, Brookhurst International School looks amazing! The campus is so beautiful, clean, and peaceful - a perfect environment for learning and growth. Your family must have had a wonderful time exploring the school. Great video, thanks for sharing! 👍❤️
Wa Alaikum Salaam! It truly is amazing. We sat with the principal and talked in depth. We love the values, principles, and standards they uphold.It's very much like a family environment.
Dont bring your religion in a school vrog . Do you have a motive ? Do you want to b%$www the students ?
So precious. Looks like an amazing well thought out institution.
Thanks, very informative! Did you also check out the international school of Kenya? (ISK)?? I hear it's very good too for international, multicultural institutions
one thing she will appreciate with no time, is the lack of phones she won't realise it immediately but later in life she will appreciate the genuine friends she made with her cubemates, classmates,,,,, nimekumbushwa highschool, hating the place going in, feeling bad after completion
Good luck and wish your girl success in the new school
Welcome to my neighbourhood. Kiserian, I am sure she will enjoy
Try St. Hannah's or Consolata. $1,500 a year for teaching and facilities that are way better than most international schools. Mandatory Swahili and African history. Very important for self-esteem. All Africans who make it to top American unis on full scholarship attended local curriculum, not international, schools.
Greetings Residential Tourists “The Muhammad’s” Awesome, enrolling your niece into private school. Africans and Black Americans are very smart and will excel when the playing field is even in the educational fields. I see that you both have the approval of Queen mother to proceed, awesome. All the best to your niece now and in her future endeavors. Thanks for sharing.
@nefertemur8951 Thank you, sir🫡. You are absolutely right. All we need is a lane. Yes! We received a blessing from being Blessed by Queen Mother 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾.
You should do like Singapore and teach in the native languages, not a foreign language! Ki-swahil should be a mandated international continental African language taught to all african students, so there is one trade language across the continent.
Swahili is a mandatory language in Kenya school. Kiswahili kitukuzwe ni lugha ya taifa kwa wale ambao hawajui.
@andujarpain2629 actually Singapore teaches in English and everyone is required to know English. It is to enable all their children to relate and work with others from other parts of the world
Bringing great value with this type of content RT.
Brookhurst is one of the best,good luck
Wow! Congratulations! 😁
Better still, just google private schools in kenya and you'll l get a wide range of private schools coming up each a write up against each
You know even the no phone option can be negotiated so that she can talk to her dad every day coz the good thing with Kenya is that not everything is cast in stone you can always negotiate as long as its reasonable.
What about brookhouse just at galleria mall
The first medical school in the US established 1765 . 145 years later in 1900 the US life expectancy was only 47-48 .
Between 1900 and 1910 the number of physicians increased from 8000 to 70,000 .
The requirements to be a doctor were less standardized . unlicensed medical schools . A high school drop out could join medical school .
In 1910 less than 10% US adults had graduated high school 134 years after Independence .
High school graduation rate Rwanda 60 years after Independence 45% .
1890 80% blacks illiterate .
In 1900 roughly 50% of blacks illiterate . It took more than 300 years for US to get where Rwanda is today . Rwanda has been independent little over 60 years .
After 1910 the laws changed 75% of medical schools closed US . From 148 to 66 . For black schools from 7 to 2 .This improved life expectancy to a maximum of 78 in 2013 .
Kindly check out Brookhouse School and Riara school.I think they are better options compared to BrookHurst.Maybe you will end up liking them more than Brookhurst
They are looking at the school fees as well and Brookhouse i believe would be much too expensive.
Much love and best wishes to your niece ❤️❤️ She'll get used to not having her phone.
My neighborhood , my friend works there.
Check a polling station too. Thats where the reality is.
Beautiful environment very clean 😊
Check out also brookhouse International school
the principle lived in UK and teacher in UK.
Yes kenyan schools are better than the US.Kids learn more skills
Did I miss something? 🎉Where is the other "daughter"?
She’s here lol
We need to shift from theoretical education to a more practical and hands on educational system in Kenya 🇰🇪
Basically 80% of our whole educational system in Kenya is theory based, and that’s a big problem! No wonder we produce engineers who boast of having credible papers but can’t build or implement anything! 😏
Unfortunately Kenya like many African countries is influenced by colonial standards and values. Privileged families do not encourage s
St Andrews Turi
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Check peponi school as well
In 1890 at least 80% of Black America were illiterate . In 1900 only 5% of US population had graduated high school . In 1915 only 16% of US had graduated high school today more than 80% .
In 1945 less than 3% of US had a college degree today roughly 33% .
Most of US development last 100 years driven by increased productivity with universal public education instituted in the twentieth century together with wage and labor exploitation of various under-represented groups .
Most of US development has happened in the last 100 years with a life expectancy of 47 in 1900 and 53 in 1920 and 77 today . Black men 68 lower than Rwanda at 70 .
Black women 75 . In 1890 the US was 25% urbanized over 250 years after White settled in America .
Uganda after 60 years Independence is 25% urbanized .
Rwanda approximately 20% urbanization and targeting double in 10 years with technology cities, smart cities and airport constructions . Huge potential for real estate .
Gabon is 60% urbanized 63 years after Independence .
In 1980 China was 20% urbanized today China is 63% urbanized . Us today 80% urbanized . Most US urbanization and development has happened just in the last 100 years in the US .
Brookhouse is an excellent instution,i highly recommend it.👍
Brookhurst*
There is another school called brookhouse now that one is on another level. It's on ngong road
Wanted to recommend Brookhouse school.I think its better than brookhurst.The daughter will blend in very well there!
You should invite Singapore teachers to come and design a singapore model school in Nairobi! Singapore has the highest scores in the world in STEM! The other top countries are Russia, Germany, Iran, China!
Nope. We prefer an African centered education curriculum. They should teach real African history. The pioneers of Mathematics, science, medicine etc were all people of African descent.
For a more affordable British system school, I'd choose Riviera Zhigh school in Kigali
We live in kenya
British education systems may be very recent in rwanda.. French had deeper roots there just like Kenya with British ones
@@TheResidentialTourists just an opinion..
True.. but still expensive for common mwanainchi.
MOST OF CURRENT US, UK academic or business progress RECENT LAST 100 years after complete wipe out of 60 million native Americans . 1920 US high school graduation 18% today above 80% .
In 1940 less than 3% US population had graduated college . Today roughly 33-35% overall . Asian 57% . White 36% . Black 25% . Hispanic 18% . The US was agrarian for over 300 years with a forced labor economy .
Black in US,UK second class. It took 258 years for US life expectancy to increase to a max of 78 with women higher than men . Asian 84,Hispanic 78,White 76,Black 71,native Indian 65 . Black men 68 .
Since 1940 black male physician population constant unchanged .
The US life expectancy currently in decline .
65% living paycheck to paycheck . 500 k homeless . less than 44% millennial married(28-43) . black millennial less than 24 % married . Median black wealth 24k , White 187k , Asian 207k .
US 50 million mental health problems.
Such a great institution with sufficient learning facilities, a good atmosphere for the student from all the world. In fact they employ British system.
The international schools are Crazy Expensive and sometimes not as strong as the other Local Schools trust me.
You go there for the connections. That's what you're really paying for
They are good and luxurious schools but academically they can’t compete with the locals
The public schools couldn't keep up with my son's intelligence, so they advised us to take him to international schools and it was the best idea!
@@nicoledinga9948If you got a bright kid why not just take them to the original national schools?, the quality there is almost similar and student outcomes are also good at a fraction of the price
@@nicoledinga9948 at primary school, most of our public schools are garbage. At high school level, there are some serious public schools.
a spit image of her grandma
Absolutely🤗
This education which can not make us drill our own crude oil, make machines, etc is just crap. We only speak English 😢
I'm not too sure it is altogether the education as much as it may be the application of it. Whether English or Kiswahili, once given the tools, who is responsible for using it? The giver or the receiver? I see your point, however. Agreeably, the acquisition of knowledge should be redefined with a purpose of bettering one's own society. Not to emulate another. Respect 💯.
You need to support manufacturing in Kenya by paying your taxes instead of destroying other people's property.
Manufacturing industries will put to use the good education you have.
What should be added to the curriculum as agriculture and being able to use natural resources. That's something that the government in Kenya did not even do that. We need to learn how to be dependent on ourselves and our resources. Our livelihood will basically need to be upgraded. Since these people love to talk about Armageddon so much and grid crashes. We need to learn how to survive off land. Using natural resources etc there's like so many topics I have on this. But hopefully making all acknowledge are local languages. I know most things have to be done in English due to colonialism. But it's getting me mad that they won't even teach our children local languages in school. Like why not? Going to China all those kids spoke Mandarin I didn't see them speak any English.
@@kinterest1562 who is destroying other people's property? U really need to inform yourself
@@ReinaAfricana Local languages are included in the curriculum
When I'm in Afrika I'm Afrikan(Kenyan)not AmeriKKKan. Im very proud of my lineage, but I'm not going to go to a African nation bragging that I'm from the United SnaKKKes.
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This person isn't riding about being from the United States. They're pointing out that the educational system in Kenya is a lot better than the United States. Stop with the tribalism You're f****** it up.
Your point being ?
"Better Than America?" Nah. Brother, despite what Kenya's constitution says, unlike in the U.S., Kenyans actually have to PAY school fees, which many poor Kenyans cannot afford. And if they don't have the cash, the kids get put out of school immediately. The schools in Nairobi might look nice, but, all across that nation, the education system is trash. Ask around a bit more.
Please back up your claims that education system in Kenya is trash 🗑️? What in their curriculum is trash, do you mean the paying school fees part or ...what?
U.S. education is not "free". A portion of property/levies - taxes fund most schools.
@@ewm4266 Oh, yes. Would you like me to put you in touch with my friends in Kisumu? Their 12-year-old's curriculum vs mine in Lithonia, GA are miles apart. I'd fear for my kids' educational future in those Mickey Mouse schools. Also, yes, the school fees are a feature of their system, no matter what their constitution says.
@@fredm2953 Ok, so a semantic argument. Jesus. Ok, so, do property taxes pay for schools in Kenya, friend? No, they do not. Families - including dirt-poor families - in Kenya pay school fees - in cash. Poor families in the U.S. - most of whom do not own homes - do not. Does that clear it up for you? Try not to let the dream in your eyes rob you of your sight.
@@abinsurly2910 I wouldnt know if property taxes in Kenya pay for fees but my intention was to clarify about education in the US being free. Sounds more like a structural issue in Kenya more than the education recieved being trash.